Quoting Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What would you call a customized mechanism here?
The authentication module works beautifully, and allows you to just
snap it in/out of your app as you please. I will be glad to lead you
through the authentication module, as you are probably facing
Can anyone please explain the reason behind having both extends and
inherits? These two attributes seem to serve the same purpose.
Thanks,
Eddy
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Now, is it possible to have multiple inheritance?
No, not for now, but it's planned for future versions.
Euhm actually that's wrong, RIFE supports multiple inheritance,
you're just not able to declare it in one go.
So this doesn't work:
Quoting Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Good idea, I was actually thinking about adding some of these, just
need to find the time to do so. About the usersguide, it is merely
meant as an introduction, and it was written more than 2 years ago
(and occasionally updated). It should however
Geert Bevin wrote:
Anyway, I like NetBeans but it misses a couple of very important
things
for me:
* fully customizable code formatting
Jalopy :-)
Yes, there is. But I've never used it personally. I'm happy with the
code formatting features of NetBeans -- I tend to follow Sun's
JR Boyens wrote:
On 12/3/05, *Keith Lea* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll write since no one has responded. I don't listen to any podcasts
so I don't think I'll listen to a rife podcast.
Not listening to a podcast puts you in the minority I think. :)
I
Geert Bevin wrote:
Indeed, warnings tend to get neglected.
On the other hand, since it's rather easy to do this now already (with
the code I pasted before), this doesn't do anything new, just makes it
easier to do so. So I guess it might just as well be added.
What do others think?
I
Geert Bevin wrote:
RIFE 1.1 has been released.
Typo :-)
* Better Spring integration
I've not found a reason to use Spring yet, but I want to understand the
affinity everyone else seems to have for it. Anyone care to explain how
it is used?
Thanks,
Eddy
Hi all,
I suspect this is one situation where Spring comes in handy, but I am
still not sure how best to proceed.
(I adhere to the domain-driven design philosophy and my current project
is architected accordingly, as explained below.)
I have an abstract class AccountRepository that
David Herbert wrote:
[snip]
(1) is anyone else using the Netbeans IDE successfully (I note that Eclipse
and one other commercial IDE have plugins, but I don't really understand what
these do)? Or do I just have to abandon Netbeans altogether?
I am. I follow the popular adage, don't fight
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hmm, so this seems to not be possible with a freeform ant project?
Eddy Young wrote:
Geert Bevin wrote:
Actually I have a question about RIFE and NetBeans. How do you set a
project up so that the libraries it has have their sources linked to
it? Also, how do you link
Eddy Young wrote:
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hmm, so this seems to not be possible with a freeform ant project?
[snip]
I don't think it does. But it makes sense as free-from Ant projects will
come in a gazillion shapes, and there is no way NetBeans will be able to
tackle all of those.
Try
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Eddy,
those lexers would be for RIFE-specific highlighting of template tags
for instance, like the yellow you see here:
http://rifers.org/03_numberguess/src/templates/guess.html.html
I have this setup in X-develop with a plugin since several months and I
really find it
Jeremy Whitlock wrote:
Eddy,
Eclipse provides that as well. What I mean by templates is to be
able to go to File New and see Rife stuff there that would create
template Rife applications ready for hacking for their business need.
We then would integrate into the content assist to
Hi,
I'm puzzled by the following piece of code not working.
bean.resetValidation();
if (!bean.validate()) {
template.getBeanHandler().getFormBuilder().
getValidationBuilder().generateValidationErrors(template,
Hi,
I want to add some constraints to a bean based on the presence of a
given value (e.g. password change in an update profile page where
the constraints are applicable only if there is a value in the first
password field). I've already tried putting a condition in
activateValidation(),
On 30 Jan 2006, at 22:28, Geert Bevin wrote:
you can freely declare your constraints at any time, of course you
have to do so at the proper time for your use-case. It might be
that activateValidation is called before you set the properties and
thus the wrong condition is used. Btw, what do
I also like your suggestion, Geert. I just threw this idea off the top
of my head yesterday night after our quick IRC chat. Glad to see others
supporting it.
Eddy
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Eddy,
I don't see the use of the new template tag. It doesn't add anything,
since it's actually fully
Oliver Dohmen wrote:
Hi,
only a short note.
Point them to the alternative Tag Versions with [! /], because it dont
mess up the other tags and make it easier to read.
For me the language is very clear and only uses minimalistic markup.
That makes my templates more readable and i don`t mess
Geert Bevin wrote:
I would simply use continuations.
If that's not an option for you, you can use session state storage. I
whipped out a small example for you:
http://rifers.org/paste/show/88
http://rifers.org/paste/show/89
http://rifers.org/paste/show/90
(note that I found a bug which makes
Hi,
The only problem I currently experience when developing with RIFE is
that errors are only caught at runtime, especially those related to
templates and the XML configuration.
It would be great if there was a mechanism available (possibly as an Ant
task) that pre-processes the XML and
Hi,
Does anyone know what the current status of automatic language detection
(from web browser header values) is?
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Hi all,
Is there a way of setting the query string for a given EXIT:QUERY tag
other than using Element.setExitQuery()?
Thanks,
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Geert Bevin wrote:
Yes, sort of, why do you need this?
You could do:
template.setValue(tagid, getExitQueryUrl(...));
Uhm, that will not work, I'm afraid.
I am trying to import a generated list from a template that is
normally built from another element.
Since the importing element does
Geert Bevin wrote:
Eddy, nothing prevents you from adding a block to the template that
provides you with the name of the exit and use that with
getExitQueryUrl(). You can then include the common list template and
have the exit name in the including template, if that's where you want
that to
Geert Bevin wrote:
Best r:b/, as that will be stripped from output.
True.
/me needs to remember that template tags can be processed
bi-directionally, for reading and setting values.
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Hi,
I've finally started playing with pathinfo (got to make those pages
Googlebot-friendly :-) and would like to know what is possible. I'm
trying to get URLs in the form of:
http://mywebsite/username/section/id/edit
For example:
http://mywebsite/joebloggs/addressbook/1001/edit
http://uwyn.com/issues/browse/RIFE-275
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Eddy,
can you please report that in the issuetracker. I'll look at it as soon
as I can.
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Hi all,
I recently started experimenting with using embedded elements to create
components. Today, after just 5 minutes messing about, I produced my
first component, a simple label.
Here is how I did it.
In sites/main.xml:
subsite id=Components
element id=Label
Geert Bevin wrote:
Yes, set inheritance=cancel on the flowlink.
Is there a way to do that programmatically?
I have a child trigger variable called sessionid. The validity of that
id determines whether the child is triggered or not. If not, a login
page is executed, and upon successful
Geert Bevin wrote:
However, when the inheritance flow has completed, the child request is
restored, effectively restoring the invalid session id which causes
the login page to be displayed again.
I don't understand, so you say that the original session id is show
after the child trigger
Looks like you're almost done :-)
Is there any reason why you defined the site both programmatically and
declaratively?
Eddy
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi everyone,
Simon Brown started a web framework comparison effort a few months ago
(http://weblogs.java.net/blog/simongbrown/) and yesterday, a
Geert Bevin wrote:
Looks like you're almost done :-)
Well, I need to write the article ... that's gonna take some effort.
How many words for the article? While I'm on the topic, what is the
typical length (in words) of a technical book, say, Tapestry in action,
for example? (if anyone has
hui wrote:
yeah, check this: http://www.nxnx.net/mix/rife
If that is not a demonstration of the true power of RIFE, I don't know
what is :-)
hui, how long did it take you to write this?
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Geert Bevin wrote:
Emmanuel and Stephane, since you are both in the UK, tell me if you're
Sorry Eddy, I keep forgetting that you're in the UK too. If you're
interested in this, please contact me privately too.
I doubt that I will be able to deal with the schedule, full-time day job
forbid
I think this is a good time for someone who is just learning a web
framework.
Eddy
On 21 Mar 2006, at 06:43, hui wrote:
about 2 nights, and not finished yet.
just my little practice for learning RIFE.
On 3/17/06, Eddy Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hui, how long did it take you to write
Raoul Pierre wrote:
Each element can specify a locale to be used in priority with
L10N_REQUIRED_LANGUAGE property (and if needed L10N_REQUIRED_COUNTRY)
Otherwise user locale is used if specified with L10N_USER_LANGUAGE
input (and if needed L10N_USER_COUNTRY) .
If no required or user locale
Raoul Pierre wrote:
Yes, it's a normal rife property, see
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/IOC+properties+support+inside+the+repository
Cheers.
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Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Wangwei,
I'll look into this tomorrow. Today I spent the entire day playing with
my new toy, a Macbook Pro :-)
It is a great machine, isn't it? :-)
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Hi all,
Is there a known classloader-related error between RIFE and Log4J?
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Geert Bevin wrote:
Do you have a relatively encapsulated testcase for me to trace this with?
I do, but we will have to take this in private. We can still post the
findings once we've sorted this out. I'll get in touch on IM.
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Eddy Young wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a known classloader-related error between RIFE and Log4J?
Indeed, there was a classloader-related problem between RIFE and Log4j,
as Geert managed to track down. But, it is debatable whether the fault
can be attributed to RIFE at all. If you want to know
Not at all. I would have done it myself had I not been busy with
other things.
Eddy
On 13 Apr 2006, at 18:09, Frederic Daoud wrote:
I kept referring to Eddy's example of using embedded elements to
create
a component:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.rife.user/2284
so I added it
Hi,
I've been very busy lately, so there have been very few posts from me.
I started looking at using inbean/ and outbean/ to pass more
information from one element to another. Unfortunately, there is not
much information as to how to use it properly on the Wiki.
Can anyone help please?
Laki Roganovic wrote:
In the subscriptionVIP implementation, don't forget :
setNamedOutputBean(addBean, your bean);
subscription_vip_ok.html :
Your address is : !--V 'INPUT:add_addr1'/--
Hope this helps.
Thanks, it helps a lot. I missed the setNamedOutputBean() method.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi dear RIFErs,
I've managed to implement a simple component which I call a view
component, in the sense that it's not really an Element, just a
reusable unit that renders a view from some data. In this case, it's
an HTML table. My goal was to encapsulate how I display
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Frederic,
thanks for sharing this!
Some people might rip you apart when you call this a component since it
doesn't handle any encapsulation of state (which is what happened to me
last time on JavaLobby), but anyway.
Which is exactly why I find components cumbersome in
On 7 Jun 2006, at 18:06, Frederic Daoud wrote:
It is simply applying the Decorator design pattern to templates. See
example.
Interesting, interesting..
So you decorate your Template object, but how do you decorate the
HTML template?
Or, put another way, how do you encapsulate how you lay
On 7 Jun 2006, at 18:14, Geert Bevin wrote:
private static final class TasksListTemplate extends
AbstractTemplate {
Very minor comment, it's probably better to implement the Template
interface instead.
To be proper, I should have a base abstract class implementing
Template, then
On 7 Jun 2006, at 18:19, Frederic Daoud wrote:
So, where is that thread on JavaLobby?
It's already quite old:
http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t70272.html
Wait a minute.. I remember that thread!
So you got ripped by whom, Wicket people? Being flamed by Wicket
people
is like a cow's
On 7 Jun 2006, at 18:22, Geert Bevin wrote:
Wait a minute.. I remember that thread!
So you got ripped by whom, Wicket people? Being flamed by Wicket
people
Yeah, they actually went as far as having me implement an example
of stateful components because they wouldn't believe me. RIFE,
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi everyone,
I went over the issues in the issuetracker
(http://uwyn.com/issues/browse/RIFE) and thought it might be a good idea
to provide a list of issues that seem doable for someone that wants to
start contributing to RIFE without knowing much about all the internals
Eddy Young wrote:
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi everyone,
I went over the issues in the issuetracker
(http://uwyn.com/issues/browse/RIFE) and thought it might be a good
idea to provide a list of issues that seem doable for someone that
wants to start contributing to RIFE without knowing much about
Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
[snipped]
You are pretty much on the money with what the discussion is about;
it's not possible to 'generate' a form in the manner you mention here,
but you can sort of 'simulate' that; what I am doing on the petstore
app for instance, requires that every cart item be
All,
I have implemented the enhancement logged under bug RIFE-270 in JIRA.
Grateful if any could include the proposed patch in their copy of RIFE
source and run the unit tests. This would remove the burden from Geert
and allow us to address more issues/requests.
I am waiting for feedback
On 15 Jun 2006, at 16:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've added Using an embedded element to implement a sortable table
example to the wiki:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/TableElementExample
I've added a link to it from the Embedded elements section:
On 18 Jun 2006, at 09:20, Steven Grimm wrote:
I feel like I'm fumbling around in the dark with RIFE. How are
other people coming up to speed on this framework? I'm finding
myself spending five times as long searching (often fruitlessly)
for documentation as I'm spending actually getting
Hi,
How do I leave out a globalvar from certain URLs? I think I've
seen/discussed this with Geert before, but at the moment I am completely
clueless as to how to do that.
Thanks,
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Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Eddy,
What exactly are you trying to do? As long as there's no output value
present when a URL is generated, the value of the global variable will
not be added to the query string. Is that sufficient?
Best regards,
Geert
Hi Geert,
That's not sufficient, but I just
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Eddy,
An exit with a flow link will always carry around the value of a global
variable that is declared in the same scope. I'm happy if using an exit
does what you were looking for, however I'm now even more unsure of what
you're actually trying to do.
Take care,
Andrés González wrote:
The idea is GREAT. I'm just working in unit testing some web
applications and scratching my head trying to do it the right way, i
mean, mess with the database and leave it as it was before running the
tests (now i'm doing the lazy-option: at the end of each test i delete
Andrés González wrote:
Steven and Eddy:
are you synchronized guys? :)
Don't want to get mr Geert angry continuing this off-topic too long,
but i have to say i think your idea is great. Didn't think in it
before... But, we are using MySQL MyISAM tables here... so, no
rollback available :(
Hello,
Does anyone know how to check if the current element is being
processed as part of a continuation?
I have a login element that either calls answer() or display a
content block, depending on whether it was called with call() or
accessed directly. In order to do that, it needs to
Quoting Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Eddy,
this should help:
http://rifers.org/docs/api/com/uwyn/rife/engine/ElementSupport.html#getContinuationId()
Take care,
Geert
Thanks for the quick reply, Geert.
I'm not sure that the continuation id will be a good indication, as
every
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