Re: [SCXML] migration from old source to current - digest, exec, context handling

On 6/19/06, Mike Sparr - www.goomzee.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: snip/ Yes, the cb is in the context and EL works in controller but after updating code, it doesn't evaluate in Dispatcher? I didn't get that resolved but going to add some more debug.outs to find out what's happening with the

RE: relative path in a jar - commons Digester

Hi all I just noticed I wasn't clean - my question is related to the Digester project. Thanks -Original Message- From: Eitan Gur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 5:45 PM To: commons-user@jakarta.apache.org Subject: relative path in a jar Hi all I have a

RE: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4

You can check if the [tomcat] user on linux box has correct file system permissions. -Original Message- From: Rizwan Merchant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 9:11 AM To: commons-user@jakarta.apache.org Subject: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4 Hi, I have an

To diable commons-logging.

Hello All, I want to diable commons-logging which being used by httpclient api. I am http clent api in a applet to send multipart request, to a servlet. I am getting java.security.AccessControleException If there is the commos-logging.propeties to be written, where it should be placed..

To disable commons-logging.

Hello All, I want to diable commons-logging which being used by httpclient api. I am http clent api in a applet to send multipart request, to a servlet. I am getting java.security.AccessControleException If there is the commos-logging.propeties to be written, where it should be placed..

Re: Using Digester to store info into a Map

On Thu, 2006-06-15 at 07:43 -0700, Jeff Marendo wrote: Simon, Thanks for the reply and helpful information. If user is the root level, then you've not got a lot of object in the map :-) Yeah, actually, I did have a single file with multiple users listed within it as you

Re: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4

Hi Tahir, I think the permissions are ok...the problem occurs even before the FTPClient tries to get the files. As I mentioned, when the listFiles() method is invoked on the directory, I get back 0 files in the FTPFile[ ] (although there are 8 files in the directory). Code snippet shown

RE: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4

Rizwan, I haven't ever used the FTP client directly. I think you should state your case more elaborately to elicit a response from the experts on the list. Something like below: sample Its working when Client running on: Windows Server running on: Windows Server Application: IIS FTP Its *Not*

Re: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4

I am not sure what kind of env the FTP server is running on. But my client app is running on tomcat5.5. FPTClient can listfiles when application running on Windows..but when the SAME application is running on FC4, it cannot list the files on the FTP server. Tahir Akhtar wrote: Rizwan, I

Re: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4

On Tue, 20 Jun 2006, Rizwan Merchant wrote: I am not sure what kind of env the FTP server is running on. But my client app is running on tomcat5.5. FPTClient can listfiles when application running on Windows..but when the SAME application is running on FC4, it cannot list the files on the FTP

Re: [jexl] EL-style string evaluations

On 6/19/06, Rahul Akolkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I suspect you can try: String expr = ' JEXL lets you do everything you would do with EL. ' + thingy.foo for the desired outcome (whitespace exaggerated for readability in email). -Rahul Thanks, Rahul. I have tried it that way. I just

Re: [SCXML] migration from old source to current - digest, exec, context handling

I will do that today and report. After the checkout, I need to edit Controller code to set the namespace handling before digestion and can then test... :) Cheers, Mike On 6/20/06 12:23 AM, Rahul Akolkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 6/19/06, Mike Sparr - www.goomzee.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4

Ftp manually from FC4 box to ftp server allows me to navigate and list files. So should the client be in active or passive mode when listing/getting files? I am guessing passive, because when i try to list manually, it automatically enters passive mode. Please confirm. Thanks. Graeme J

[HttpClient] help deciphering a html trace

Hello, I realize this may not be a HttpClient question per-say, but i think this group is the best to help me. If not maybe you can point me in the correct direction. I am trying to get some data from a page using HttpClient. To get to the data i have to log in. I am using httpLook as a tool to

Re: FTPClient works on Windows, not on FC4

Case closed. For anyone who comes across this issue in the future... FTPClient defaults to active mode. Our server which is running the application does not accept incoming connections (except on a few ports), so I needed to change FTPClient mode to passive. Thanks, -Riz. Rizwan Merchant

Re: [SCXML] migration from old source to current - digest, exec, context handling

Hey Rahul, To get the build working and change the namespace handling, I changed the reference to the filename as a String and used digester.parse(filename). Upon trying to run the application, I got error in browser stating that the build directory did not include the scxml source file??? (dir

Re: [SCXML] migration from old source to current - digest, exec, context handling

Rahul, Context issue resolved but only way I could get app to work was to revert to my handling SCXMLDigester.digest(URL, DefaultHandler). As such, I had to edit the library SCXMLDigester#digest#setNamespaceAware(false). :( I tried various combinations using Digester.parse but servlet always