Romeo Zitarosa wrote:
> Someone have idea to help me... also if there is a simple guide ...
Please understand that the developers have various duties to juggle.
Reposting your questions increases noise. You're not in an echo
chamber, we really do hear you :)
> 2008/3/7, Romeo Zitarosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> 1) How can I include all source files into an IDE (eg Eclipse) and built
>> it??I tried this operation but there are some classes missing (eg
>> edu.mit.simile.openid.OpenIdPrincipal,
>> edu.mit.simile.banach.counter.Counter).
>> Probably I miss something but I don't know well what.
Longwell is a project built using Apache Maven. Those classes come from
some of our other Maven projects. You can either check out all the
individual projects, or you can run
% mvn -DdownloadSources=true eclipse:eclipse
which will tell Maven to download source .jars as well as class .jars
while prepping Longwell for use as an Eclipse project. Set up Eclipse's
M2_REPO environment variable to point to your Maven2 repository. You
should be able to see sources for all the .jars that publish them at
that point.
>> 2) I'm trying to include in the header template a (customized) graph
>> visualizer. I added into the common-scripts.vt and into
>> common-stylesheets.vt the correct references but when I try to create a
>> new object I have the following exception:
>>
>> 18:53:24.562 [...ell.Longwell] java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Not a
>> valid (absolute) URI: ▒���g��� (484936ms)
>> 2008-03-07 18:53:24.130::WARN: /GraphGear.swf
>> java.lang.RuntimeException: Could not find profile with id: GraphGear.swf
I think this will work, but Longwell's not in front of me right now.
Longwell is not like a traditional HTTP server. You can't put a file or
directory somewhere and expect it to be served as is; the servlet map
takes over the entire URL space under /. You should be able to put
something in the resources directory (look for stylesheets and images)
and have it served from there.
>> var so = new SWFObject("GraphGear.swf", "gearspace" , "725", "400", "8");
>> so.addVariable("graphXMLFile", "romeo-example/romeo_example.xml"); //
>> I thougth that something could be wrong in the path of "GraphGear" but I
>> made a lot of tests but with no success.
So you'll have to relocate your Flash and XML files under resources.
If any of this helps, or if you solve any of your own problems while
using Longwell, we always welcome assistance with documentation in our wiki:
http:/simile.mit.edu/wiki/Longwell
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