addendum 2:
the same problem appears running archiva-1.0.1 standalone (jetty):
1. "Repository Purge By Days Older Than" validation accepts the values 0 and 1
only, although the webwork-validation file seems to be correct:
repositoryForm.jspf:
<ww:textfield name="repository.daysOlder" label="Repository Purge By Days Older
Than" size="5"/>
AddManagedRepositoryAction-validation.xml:
<field name="repository.daysOlder">
<field-validator type="int">
<param name="min">0</param>
<param name="max">1000</param>
<message>Repository Purge By Days Older Than needs to be
between ${min} and ${max}.</message>
</field-validator>
</field>
I suppose the webwork action-method has a bug.
2. clicking menu-item "find artifact" cause both IE6 and firefox2 to
crash/close immediately.
Surprisingly, I can't see any JIRA-issue for both matters.
Has anybody experienced those problems too?
some correction of my previous mail: the button "add repository" remains
functional (it just appears to be non-functional).
/m
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Lustig, Marc (Allianz Deutschland AG)
Gesendet: Montag, 17. März 2008 10:32
An: archiva-users@maven.apache.org
Betreff: Inproper form validation and UI crash
I have installed Archiva on a JBoss 5-beta instance and it seems to
start up properly.
It's possible to browse the menu and to do a search using Firefox 2.
When we try to add a repository (button "add repository"), Archiva is
complaining about the value for "Repository Purge By Days Older Than"
not being in the proper range, which is actually not the case.
Furthermore, now the button "add repository" is non-working! It's not
possible to send the form anymore. There is no Javascript error
reported. The menu is still working.
There is no exception in the log-file.
I heard that other people have experienced similar problems running
Archiva on JBoss/Tomcat. Has there been any investigation regarding the
cause of this?
Any suggestion?
Btw, clicking on the menu "Find Artifact" causes to crash Firefox
2.0.0.12 on windows.
It seems the AJAX-library that drives archiva is somewhat corrupt.
/m
