simon,
BeanUtils does the actual setting of properties.
there are many other JavaSpec conforming utilities.
(i use castor for introspection and generating
relevant information)
you are right, i can always use new rules...
i still feel the dependency on BeanUtils in the
populate() and
Mark wrote:
I think its important to point out that BSF is really a Generic
Framework for plugging in other scripting engines
Snip...
So with this in mind you can actually plug jython, rhino, etc into it
and use it as a generic api for your java development.
I've used BSF with both
Great, well, thats +'s = 4 and -'s = 0. Is there anything else I should
do before beginning the process of migration outlined in the wiki?
-Mark
Henri Yandell wrote:
+1
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003, Stephen Colebourne wrote:
+1
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From: Mark R. Diggory [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Howdy,
Yes: give the vote a bit more time. I like to give it a full week from
posting the [Vote] to posting the [Vote][Results]. The vote results
should be posted with a cc to [EMAIL PROTECTED] before you begin
the CVS migration.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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Of course, I would like to be fair as well. I'm just feeling a little
Gung Ho.
-Mark
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Howdy,
Yes: give the vote a bit more time. I like to give it a full week from
posting the [Vote] to posting the [Vote][Results]. The vote results
should be posted with a cc to [EMAIL
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I've always aimed for a minimum of 48 hours, then do a result. It's the
usual: Do what you want, unless the community objects.
This is the community objecting to a 'result' now :)
Hen
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Howdy,
Yes: give the vote a bit more time. I like to give it a
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David Graham wrote:
A lot has happened in DbUtils recently so here's a quick status update:
The API has been cleaned up. I added a Proxy based solution to the JDBC
API incompatibilities. We need to validate that this works the way we
want.
We have pretty good test coverage
The Maven build is
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I would like an order - statistics tree,
Which behaves with the same running times
as a standard red-black binary search
tree.
The Java TreeSet and TreeMap are both
red-black trees based on the algorithm from
CLRS (Corman Leiserson Rivest Stein),
however in looking at the code, it
would not be
Oliver,
I wanted to look at your code, but I don't seem to have it as an
attachement.. Could you resend it or open a bug and attach it?
Thanks..
ERic
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roxspring2003/10/24 11:49:49
Modified:cli/src/java/org/apache/commons/cli2 ArgumentBuilder.java
Option.java GroupImpl.java PropertyOption.java
ArgumentImpl.java CommandLine.java ParentImpl.java
Group.java
Danny Angus,
I deleted your message accidentally and thus don't have your email address
(Jakarta's mail archive completely removes them from the messages rather than
simply obscuring them), otherwise I might have asked this question privately.
I asked the same question on the BSF list last
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Dan Tran wrote:
The question here is how to I configure EasySSLProtocolSocketFactory to handle client certificate?
This is completely implementation dependent.
For JSSE take a look at
Hi all,
I am not sure this is the right context for my question..If it's not, feel free
to ignore it.
I received a 'strange' error message from java VM while I was executing an
application which involved 500 threads running httpclient in multithread mode on
a standard pc. Each thread was
I see, so the reason I don't see cookies in OC4J might be because they use
this method. Do you know if (and how) HttpClient supports this type of
session?
Arjan,
SSL support is completely independent from HttpClient. HttpClient simply
uses JSSE service to establish SSL connections. If JSSE
Hello,
This is an internal JVM error. It doesn't appear to be an
OutOfMemoryException. I would suggest talking to Sun about this one.
You may also want to upgrade to a newer JVM.
Mike
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Hi all,
I am not sure this is the
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