How do i unset a proxy for a client object? Using
client.getHostConfiguration().setProxy(proxyhost, proxyport);
will setting it to blank work and a valid way? I want to skip to next
proxy if 1 doesnt work
Thanks in advance
Kedar
Megan,
We had a similar problem. The legacy DB that we were interfacing
with would periodically go down for backups and sometimes go completely
offline. This would at times hang the DB because it thought that we still
had an open connection, and at other times it would leave dead
And I have been using PropertyUtils in my projects. And personally I
found it very useful.
However, I also found it difficult to use PropertyUtils especially with
a List when the List has some objects as elements that I want to access
a property from.
For example,
public class A {
private
Object object = PropertyUtils.getProperty( instance of A ,
list.c.attrC1);
Assuming that you have a getList() method on class A, your property
should be list[0].c.attrC1. ie. You should tell PropertyUtils which
index you are interested in explicitly.
No, there isn't a method doing that. Like you have noticed, the
close() method only closes the idle connections in the pool, the
active connection will be closed when they are returned to the pool.
If you want to implement this feature, then start with the
Hi all
Got a small question.
I'm trying now to add some validations in my validation.xml file that
are specific to a language: French.
The issue I have now is that when I create a new formset with the
language specified, the framework throws me an exception :
org.apache.jasper.JasperException:
Comment 1 in this bug:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16920
indicates that fields not defined in a localized formset are validated
with the rules from the base formset. So, maybe you need to declare
each formset for each language but leave out all of the fields from the
french
Hi guys !
Before to make a feature request (and be thrown out :) I would to be sure of
one thing : it's actually impossible to add an item to a indexedProperty
using BeanUtils, is it ?
I mean, I get a bean with a list as
public class MyBean {
private List itemList= new ArrayList();
public
Thanks for the response. I briefly took a look at flavour, but it
appeared to be something that wasn't supported currently and not having
looked at a roadmap or anything I was a little nervous to use it since I
didn't know what the actual intended use was (outside of one post that
briefly
Marc DeXeT wrote:
I would use a BeanUtils or PropertyUtils method to add my item.
Set property doesn't work because of it set item at position, and if
position greater than list size, you get this old good
IndexOutOfBoundsException.
I think the writer of the bean class is responsible for
Hi;
I am using Digester to extract some XML information. I have run into
problems and need some help.
Here is my schema:
VERSION
ITEM NAME=category TYPE=textCategory 4/ITEM
ITEM NAME=provider TYPE=textProvider/ITEM
ITEM NAME=progress_ref TYPE=text11008/ITEM
ITEM NAME=name
public Version digest() throws IOException, SAXException {
digester = new Digester();
digester.setValidating(false);
digester.addObjectCreate(DATA/VERSION, Version.class);
digester.addObjectCreate(DATA/VERSION/ITEM, Item.class);
digester.addSetProperties(DATA/VERSION/ITEM, name,
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