Hi all,
Can anyone provide pointers to open source sites using DBCP? I am trying to
get DBCP to work with DbForms (www.dbforms.org). DbForms currently uses
Poolman as it's suggested pool for JDBC connections, but it badly needs
something newer and easier to set up!
I have managed to tweak the
Sorry, hit send button too quick. I am attaching my JUnit test that I am
working with.
Thanks,
Eric
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Hi all,
Can
.. Is there an
attriubte specified that I can use to provide that, or do I have to work via
passing it in via the property.
Eric
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On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Eric Pugh wrote:
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 13:18:59 -0400
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As someone who uses Maven in his own projects (and is evangelizing it in
other non Jakarta projects) I would love to see Common's built using Maven.
But really, if Common's was built with either Maven or Krysalis, we would
have some of the same advantages, not having to decipher build.xml files
I would love to see pool and dbcp make it to 1.0! I am using them to
provide pooling for DBForms in a soon to be in production application.. And
it just makes me feel better to know the code is all at least 1.0!
Eric
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Hi all,
I have a series of Torque objects that I want to sort. Sometimes I want to
sort by MethodA, sometiems by MethodB. (Basically mapping onto all the
columns in my database).
Right now, I have a comparator compare method that looks like this:
public int compare( Object o1, Object o2 ) {
;
}
catch ( Exception e ) {
log.error( Problem in Sort. sortPolarity: + sortPolarity + ,
sortProperty: + sortProperty, e );
return 0;
}
}
}
Eric Pugh
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dynamically pick a method to call on a bean?
-1 to the ASC/DESC bit. That shouldn't be in comparators in my opinion,
instead use the ReverseComparator.
What is Polarity vs Property?
On Fri, 7 Jun 2002, Eric Pugh wrote:
I forged ahead.. I had a need to sort in asc/desc... so I have added
+1, In my sorts, having to deal with nulls is causing me difficulties as
well.. Although I could see something like any nulls being ignored as a
type of behavior.. Sort everything, and drop the nulls!
Eric
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Subject: RE: [COLLECTIONS/BEANUTILS] Is there a comparator that can
dynamically pick a method to call on a bean?
Now I figured out why I have the Lowercase
Subject: RE: [COLLECTIONS/BEANUTILS] Is there a comparator that can
dynamically pick a method to call on a bean?
On Mon, 10 Jun 2002, Eric Pugh wrote:
The other reason, and why I started down this path was the original big
decimals: 2, 12, and 22, when compared as strings come out as 12, 2, 22
Hi all,
I *think* I made all the changes for BeanComparator that were suggested.. I
am still working on various changes to CaseInsensitiveIterator, but am not
ready to submit that. So I wanted to go ahead and submit BeanComparator for
inclusion in the Collections package.
Thanks,
Eric Pugh
your own projects into Commons, to be granted karma you
have to be around a while so people get to know you and are confortably with
your approach to coding.
Sincerely,
Eric Pugh
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To: [EMAIL
..
If you make any improvements, send me a patch file until I can get this up
on the maven plugins sourceforge site.
Eric Pugh
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Subject: Re
Hi all,
I am faced with a needing to generate IC50 (also called EC50) curves for a
project.
A) Does anyone know of any packages that do this?
B) If not, would this be something of interest for Math?
Eric Pugh
I think from earlier posts the plan is to deprecate the methods in lang, but
only after math reaches a 1.0 release.
Eric Pugh
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Subject: FW: [lang] .lang.math
will post it to
[math] as a proposal.
Eric
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Hi all
Hi,
Does anyone have any example code for the jms taglib? I tried to build it,
and it failed on the JMS api. I swapped in j2ee.jar and it compiled,
however I am not sure how to actually go about using the taglib.
Thanks,
Eric Pugh
I believe that as an Apache committer, you already have Karma for the
sandbox.
Eric Pugh
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From
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Subject: Re: [naming] Getting started...
Eric Pugh wrote:
As far as getting your two jars built, if you think that
your opt jars are
going to have a ton of odd/different dependencies, then
using a single maven
project and two subprojects works well. The sub
Have you thought about putting some links to basic information on attributes
on the site? I am not familiar with what attributes are, but I will
definitly go and look into them!
Eric
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to deprecate getVector() since we haven't released
from sandbox yet?
Eric Pugh
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matters.
Emmanuel
Eric Pugh wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking at a chunk of code like this:
Vector packages = Turbine.getConfiguration()
.getVector(TurbineConstants.MODULE_PACKAGES);
ObjectUtils.addOnce(packages
figure out how to make a nice easy to extend BaseConfiguration class?
Eric Pugh
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Is getCollection what is wanted, or getList()?
I was under the impression that a collection isn't ordered.. And then you
would have to cast to a List to pass the collection into anything that
expects an ordered list.
Eric
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, if you want to donate your JDBCConfiguration, it would be much
appreciated...
Eric Pugh
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Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 2:30 PM
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Subject: Re: [configuration] Missed
this class and may be I'll implement them for
commons-configuration project.
In any case I think that first we should refactor existing
Configuration implementations to use AbstractConfiguration
(of course if you accept it).
On 17:41 Fri 26 Sep, Eric Pugh wrote:
Konstantin,
I
it with some of my apps for a day and then commit. I want to make sure the
API change doesn't cause any problems.
Then I would love to see any other refactorings you have. Maybe once we
refactor to use AbstractCollection then would be time to push for a move out
of sandbox...
Eric Pugh
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AbstractConfiguration.
On 17:28 Mon 29 Sep , Eric Pugh wrote:
[configuration] AbstractConfigurationKonstantin,
The changes look good. And I checked through the Turbine codebase, and
the
changes you propose don't look like they will cause problems
Could you do me a favor
Oliver,
So, if I understand properly, the reason is so that we refactor out the code
so that you don't have to do a cut'n'paste job from the
AbstractConfiguration to your new subclass..
Seems reasonable enough.. Why don't you submit a patch with your next chunk
of code then?
Oh, and the
specific
reason for making
Container nonstatic?
Regards
Oli
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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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Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 3:02 PM
To: Jakarta Commons
Wow! Lots of good feedback.. Let me start with the ConfigurationFactory.
Okay.. CF sucks.. I discovered the problem with the files myself recently.
What it really should work with is an InputStream or Url.. , since the xml
file that digester uses could be in a jar. So, I totally agree with
This backlash against multiple commons jars is happening in a lot of places.
However, I think it is a bit shortsighted. If you are in a non server
environment, I understand the problem, but in a server environment with lots
of harddrive space, I don't. Additionally, since in a server app you are
I am traveling till monday, but I will check it out then.. Looks from first
blush pretty great!
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Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 5:43 PM
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Subject: [configuration]Constructing a union
Oliver,
I would say that your English is better then 90% of the english speaking
world, so don't feel hesitant writing docs. I recommend using the xdoc
format as that is native to Maven, and I would add maybe some howto docs..
Maybe a: howto-configurationfactory.xml, howto-hierarchical.xml
I can see using insertConfigurationAt().. I really see the semantics of
CompositeConfiguration as being close to List.. Since under the covers a
CompositeConfiguration is just a list..
A patch (plus tests) would be welcome...
Eric
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Subject: RE: [configuration]More docs
Oliver,
I would say that your English is better then 90% of the english
speaking
world
Oliver,
I was looking through the docs, and the /examples.html was a great way to
go! Something that kinda jumped out at me, having really looked at the
examples is the case where we want to load up a
HierarchicalDOM4JConfiguration:
dom4j
,
hieraDom4j, ...? (I have always trouble with comming up with a
meaningful name).
Hey, I really would like to see commons configuration comming
out of the
sandbox!
Oli
Eric Pugh wrote:
Oliver,
I was looking through the docs, and the /examples.html was a
great way to
go! Something that kinda
have written for Turbine would do the
major part, wouldn't it?
Oh, and I unfortunately don't visit the javapolis conference.
Oli
Eric Pugh wrote:
Humm... I thinking that either hierarchical or
hierarchicalDom4j.. I
don't have a problem with long names, I think long and
explicit
I think it boils down to is anyone doing the work.. If Emmanuel is hot on
getting this done in the very near future, then lets add it. Emmanuel, if
you view this as a 2 week project to properly get done, then lets leave it
for 1.0.1. There is no reason that 1.0.1 can't come out 2 or 3 weeks
] Loading and Saving
Eric Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
nulls, and then dump the nulls in the next version. I wouldn't worry too
much about backwards compatibilty. We're at the 1.0 stage, and
don't have
that many users.. I think, as long as we document them, that there are
Don't be too
Okay.. well, it sounds like the consensus is that Ant support is a Good
Idea, so we'll keep it.. I'll play around with adding the Ant generation
task to maybe our maven site goal so that we keep it up to date.. Mostly
it's just an issue of keeping the script up to date with the Maven build..
use
this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/io/apidocs/org/apache/commons/io/FileUtils
.html
At any rate, let's commit the darn thing and move onto the next RC!
Eric Pugh
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From: Emmanuel Bourg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 11:09 AM
If you have it all ready, lets get the refactoring checked in! Technically
RC should be just to verify fixes and last minute stuff.. not a milestone
on the way to 1.0!
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From: Emmanuel Bourg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 7:35 PM
To:
Emmanuel, how long till you have the refactored loading stuff committed? If
its just a day or two, lets get it in.. If Friday comes with out, then the
lets cut an RC2. I know Henning and I are attending OSCOM next week
starting the 28th, and it would be good to have Turbine and Torque released
Subject: Re: [configuration] Refactoring for file based configurations
Eric Pugh wrote:
Emmanuel, how long till you have the refactored loading stuff
committed? If
its just a day or two, lets get it in.. If Friday comes with
out, then the
lets cut an RC2. I know Henning and I are attending
I think there is a bug out there about a ReloadableConfiguratoin.. One way
you could implement something like this is having a decorator that
implements the functionality..
Configuration c = new PollingConfiguration(myFileConfiguration);
And then all your logic would be in the
Daniel, I know how frustrating it is to get your new project up and
available.. Send me patchs and I'll try and do it (though I haven't done it
before). Unfortunantly, I think you need commons-commit access which
normally comes when 1) you are active in a commons project or 2) when your
project
Fantastic Emmanuel.. I went to go and help you and all the work was done!
Eric
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From: Emmanuel Bourg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Eric Pugh
Subject: Re: Commons Configuration Release 1.0
I fixed
Danile,
I just tossed in a fix. basically the parent project is broken.. not
extending it works.. as far tas the script, just rerun on your box the
entire script, and then upload the homepage.
Eric
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Hi Ricardo.. Sounds like you are working on something I've been wanting for
a long time! At any rate.. I believe there is a
ConfigurationRuntimeException that you could throw, even though it's not
part of the API.
I think the reason that most of the gets don't throw an exception is because
99%
Please vote now:
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To: Jakarta Commons Developers List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 8:07 AM
Subject: Re: [configuration] handling exceptions in AbstractConfiguration
implementations
Eric Pugh
This is really driving me crazy.. I have tracked threads on general and
jakarta-pmc mailing lists about this.. And everytime it comes down to I am
not a lawyer and a bunch of FUD. We really need someone from the top of
Apache to provide direction. I work a lot with hibernate code and can think
MessageHi Mark.. You should send these to the mailing list, as you can then
have exposure to your question by lots of experts, and everybody can learn!
I am CC the list back.
First off, check out the RC2, that has many many fixes. And 1.0 is expected
as soon as Henning has a chance to cut it.
Good fix.. However, ins;t there a class in commons lang that does that for
us?
Eric
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Subject: cvs commit:
Hi all,
I think we should remove the Vector support now that we are past 1.0.
Should we add a VectorConfiguration class that decorates a regular
Configuration and adds in the Vector methods?
Or just not worry about it? Alternatively, should a VectorConfiguration
live in the Turbine 2.3 source
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Eric Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think we should remove the Vector support now that we are past 1.0.
Should we add a VectorConfiguration class
Hi guys.. I just fixed it... I am just starting to learn about gump, which
is a continous integration tool. It needs to know about all dependencies,
so when commons-validator and oro where added, gump gave up the ghost! The
fix is here:
Unfortunantly, it only works when I can slip the change in without anyone
knowing...
ERic
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From: Henning P. Schmiedehausen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 12:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cvs commit:
be in the bugzilla soon.
Corey
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 10:02:44 +0100, Eric Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys.. I just fixed it... I am just starting to learn
about gump, which
is a continous integration tool. It needs to know about all
dependencies,
so when commons-validator and oro where
If he is already a Jakarta committer, then sandbox commit privliges is
automatic, just need to ask for it. Otherwise, if not, then you need to
call for a [vote].
Eric
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From: Kevin A. Burton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 1:01 AM
To:
Simplicity I think is always a good idea.. I don't use it.. I will say, I
am not too keen on the ConfiguraitonFactory anyway... I think I made a hash
of things when first writing it...
Eric
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From: Emmanuel Bourg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October
I know it feels like a chicken and an egg sort of problem... One of the
historical aspects of commons is that half the code came from other
projects, and half started from scratch. At least for the code that came
from other projects meant that they already had committers involved,
facilitating
about this one, but ConfigurationFactory and
CompositeConfiguration could maybe be merged...
Emmanuel Bourg
Eric Pugh wrote:
Simplicity I think is always a good idea.. I don't use it.. I will
say, I
am not too keen on the ConfiguraitonFactory anyway... I think I made a
hash
I think both arguments are valid. It depends on your use case. One of the
obstacles with an interface like Configuration is that you don't know who is
going to implement it. And some are reliable, and some are not. For the
same reasons that the Map,Set,List interface don't throw checked
Hi all,
I am getting some java security issues with the current unit tests and
dumbster. Can any one else (corey ;-) ) verify that they work properly? I
thought it was my SMTP server, but I stopped that.
Eric
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To
You probably where caught between my first commit and my last one!
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From: Mark Lowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 10:43 PM
To: Jakarta Commons Developers List
Subject: Re: [email] tests configuartion
Ah fixed .. I just cvs updated.
Go ahead and before doing any coding, send me a single patch with all the
formatting chanes. No code changes! Then in the comments for the commit I
can specify Code formatting cleanup, no changes.
Just to confirm, your checkstyle plugin is using the standard jakarta
formatting? Which, since I
Hi all,
I would like to nominate Oliver Heger as a committer to Jakarta Commons.
Oliver has been very active in the [configuration] project[1], and I feel
gets the Jakarta way. He has partipated in doing a lot of the icky bug
finding and fixing in [configuration] and will be an asset in
Hi all,
I am using the updated Maven Eclipse plugin, and one of the difficulties
that arises is that Eclipse (and therefore Maven) want each directory, if
included as resources on Eclipse's classpath, to be different. Right now,
in configuration we include the /conf directory a ton of times.
[X] Yes, bring him in!
[ ] Don't care
[ ] No
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Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 12:10 PM
To: Commons-Dev
Subject: [configuration] Moving test resources to /src/test-resources
Hi all,
I am using the updated Maven Eclipse plugin, and one of the difficulties
that arises
to
/src/test-resources
I'm not sure to understand the issue, why do you need to import /conf in
your classpath ? That's for running the unit tests directly from Eclipse ?
Emmanuel Bourg
Eric Pugh wrote:
Hi all,
I am using the updated Maven Eclipse plugin, and one of the difficulties
Anyone have a good reason whe JNDIConfiguration doesn't support setting
properties? I was thinking of going for just a simple string storing of
properties, not binding in Datasources or anything funky like that...
Eric
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Eric Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
By making this change we explicity list our test resources, they are in
/src/test-resources.
BTW: I would very much prefer src/test/resources or
src/test/conf. With src/test being on the classpath anyway,
the latter might even work without any changes
why JNDIConfiguration is
readonly?
Eric Pugh wrote:
Anyone have a good reason whe JNDIConfiguration doesn't support setting
properties? I was thinking of going for just a simple string storing of
properties, not binding in Datasources or anything funky like that...
Eric
How to you
Not a problem. I appreciate your working with me on this. I am looking
forward to getting [email] whipped into shape!
ERi
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From: Corey Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 7:21 PM
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Cc: Jakarta Commons Developers
with the
@author tags? since some projects
of Apache/Jakarta are removing them.
Regards,
Matthias
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Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 11:35 PM
Cc: Jakarta Commons Developers List
Subject: RE: [email] Dumbster failing
I think the question is the extra dependency.. Is it worth it? And, is
there a way to make it optional? I actually am now back to the it should be
optional as the validator class for emails has bugs against it for new email
types. I think 4 letter suffixes don't pass for example.. However,
I guess it depends on the scope of the extra dependencies and functionality.
This sounds like it's within the scope of [email]. It isnt called
[sendemail]!Also, is this starting to intrude on the space that James
has? Not looking to create a mail server, or anything. You may want to
look at
Well.. As we add functionalty, it will drag along the dependencies. Which
is okay if they aren't mandated. For example, in [configuration] you need
very little for the base function. But, as you add in Configuration objects
backed by JNDI, Databases, Servlet web.xml, etc, you need more and
Bases on the release early, release often criteria, maybe it makes sense to
get the rest of Corey's unit tests patches in, and spend a bit of time
verifing all the javadocs etc. Then do a 1.0 of whats there. That way we
don't have to be quite as contrained by the existing API, as projects that
in
XMLConfiguration, too, to update the internally used DOM tree. I wonder
if this could be generalized.
Oliver
Eric Pugh wrote:
Well.. I started on the bind/rebind stuff. and am having a really hard
time of it...
I can bind a property like this newprop just fine.. However,
a property
like
Hi all,
Running into some annoying Maven problems w/ [email]. Dug into it and
discovered that the jakarta-commons/commons-build is quite different from
jakarta-commons-sandbox/sandbox-build files. This means that a project
graduating from sandbox will build differently then expected.
I'd like
All but the EmailTest should run.. Dumbster [1] fakes out your SMTP
server, so you don't even need one. Of course, I am not sure what happens
if you have a real smtp server running on port 25 and you use Dumbster.
I assume you are running under Maven? Run maven test and most should
work.
, October 27, 2004 9:29 PM
To: Jakarta Commons Developers List
Subject: Re: Align Commons Build and Commons Sandbox Build?
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 11:15:25 +0200, Eric Pugh wrote:
Hi all,
Running into some annoying Maven problems w/ [email]. Dug into it and
discovered that the jakarta
Thanks.. I'll take a look at it. One of our objectives of 1.0 is to get
something out soon. So we may put integration/reuse of net stuff for 1.1.
But anything that gives ideas is great!
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Also, isn't there a debug setting that you can use so you see the output
of the STMP connection? Try that as well..
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From: Corey Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 4:14 PM
To: Jakarta Commons Developers List; Mark Lowe
Subject: Re:
I can see the value of *actually* recieving the email. I think we could add
it commented out to project.xml. And a FAQ entry (xdocs/faq.fml) about
swapping between dumbster and really sending emails...
Eric
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From: Corey Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
However, doesn't dumbster do that? From the examples
(http://www.quintanasoft.com/dumbster/#Examples)
server.stop();
assertTrue(server.getReceievedEmailSize() == 1);
Iterator emailIter = server.getReceivedEmail();
SmtpMessage email = (SmtpMessage)emailIter.next();
that no exception
is thrown.
Mark
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 11:20:54 +0200, Eric Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can see the value of *actually* recieving the email. I
think we could add
it commented out to project.xml. And a FAQ entry
(xdocs/faq.fml) about
swapping between dumbster and really
: but was:null
junit.framework.ComparisonFailure: expected: but was:null at
org.apache.commons.mail.MultiPartEmailTest.testSetMsg(MultiPartEmailTest.jav
a:86)
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From: Eric Pugh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 1:39 PM
To: Jakarta Commons Developers
Cool.. I think you know then the path to fix the rest? The unicode seems
to make sense to me.
On the second part, is there ever a time we would want to send a null
message? I can't think of one really, and the point of Email is to hide the
complexity from you, so that sounds good to me..
Eric
Since I can't seem to apply a patch cleanly this week, sure, send it all in
one.
I have thought about the string compare approach, but often that can be very
brittle. It's so easy for some environmental thing to happen and cause and
extra or whatnot to creep in, and then it fails. Also, its a
Hi all,
I'd like to broach removing commons-xo from Gump. It is currently listed as
having 2 dependees, and I am pretty sure that is referring to
jakarta-turbine-3 and jakarta-turbine-2. Jakarta-turbine-2 just removed the
commons-xo dependency, and jakarta-turbine-3 will soon follow suit.
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