Re: [Digester] Error handler not working

Hi Simon, Simon Kitching wrote: Sorry, don't have an answer for you. However I would expect that DTD validation failures would be reported to the error handler you registered; as far as I know DTD failures are reported through the same error handler used for other problems. That was my

Re: [Digester] Error handler not working

Argh... wait, don't spend even a second thinking about this any further... I think I had a brainfart moment... I have a feeling I know what's going on, and, as if it's any surprise, it's my fault... I'll let you know in a few hours, after I've had some sleep... Frank Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

RE: [commons configuration] Using aliases in configuration factor

I know it's the wrong forum... Is there something that I can contribute to, in order to speed up the process? Do let me know. Alternately, if u want me to hang around in the dev group then do say so. Cheers, Rishi -Original Message- From: Oliver Heger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 30

RE: xsd and org.apache.commons.digester.Digester

Simon, Thanks for the response. Is there anywhere you can point me that might have an example of how to do this. Also, is this a common issue when working with commons digester and xsd? I'm not seeing a lot of information about it in my Google searches. Thanks, Darren -Original

CLI beginner's question about the Ant example

Hello all I've recently discovered Commons CLI, which is pretty much exactly what I need. I do have one question about its use, though. My question is about the Ant example on the Usage scenarios page: http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/cli/usage.html The example shows very clearly how to set

RE: xsd and org.apache.commons.digester.Digester

On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 10:59 -0400, Darren Hall wrote: Simon, Thanks for the response. Is there anywhere you can point me that might have an example of how to do this. Also, is this a common issue when working with commons digester and xsd? I'm not seeing a lot of information about it in my

[CLI] beginner's question about the Ant example

In order to acces to the remaining argument you can use: getValues methods variants. On my opinon the best solution is to use: getValues(Option), so you can put all your Options into a Map then you can retrieve the value of a particular option in a unique way. The getValues(String), is

blank email message body

I'm having trouble with the commons email. I'm setting all of the attributes and when I process the message it gets sent but for some reason the message body is empty. I'm processing my messages through an Exchange 2003 server. This is what I'm using and I've verified that the message is

how to send post request of multibytes chracters in specified encoding with httpclient?

so far as I know, the default encoding of UTF-8 is used(using a sniffer to capture the request), below is my code: HttpClient httpClient = getNewHttpClient(); PostMethod postMethod = new PostMethod(formBaseUrl); postMethod.addRequestHeader(Referer, refererBaseUrl);