Hi folks,
what about adding new rules to digester? In my project I have two rules I can share:
1) AddToMapRule
Ctors:
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AddToMapRule(Map map, String key)
The rule will peek the top level element of the stack and put it into a map. The map
can
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Project commons-logging has an issue affecting it's community integration. This issue
The classes that load configuration data from XML files internally all
make use of dom4j. I am not sure what you mean with support for w3c DOM.
There is a class named ConfigurationXMLDocument that allows to treat a
Configuration object as a source of SAX events. IIRC this class also has
a
Hi OLiver,
Oliver Heger wrote on Wednesday, March 03, 2004 1:26 PM:
The classes that load configuration data from XML files
internally all
make use of dom4j. I am not sure what you mean with support
for w3c DOM.
well, I would like to use XML configuration without the need for DOM4J, since
Jörg Schaible wrote:
Well, this is not what I would like to have, again because of the dom4j dependency. I already have a HierarchicalDOMConfiguration that is based on the w3c classes only. I just took the code from HierarchicalDOM4JConfiguration and replaced the relevant parts. The same could be
Emmanuel Bourg wrote on Wednesday, March 03, 2004 2:22 PM:
Jörg Schaible wrote:
Well, this is not what I would like to have, again because of the
dom4j dependency. I already have a
HierarchicalDOMConfiguration that
is based on the w3c classes only. I just took the code from
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Title: [DBCP] Very small memory leak
Our 12 and 24 hour stress tests (300 concurrent users inserting lots of data) were running out of memory after about 8+ hours. After some tests we determined that it was DBCP. This determination was made by switching out the commons connection pooling and
This would be valuable discussion for the coming hivemind mailing lists and wiki.
Hi Howard,
I've been looking pretty closely at HiveMind for the past
few days --
glad the IP issues have been squared away -- and I have to
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terrific. I have a couple of minor comments
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Hi,
Seems like a well-conducted investigation and test, kudos ;)
Please open a bugzilla issue for this and attach your patch there. (Assuming this is
OK with the active DBCP folks)
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Any interest in an INI File configuration class?
It would read a Windows style .ini file. A sample:
[Section1]
key1=value1
[Section2]
key2=value2
would produce the following properties:
Section1/key1=value1
Section2/key2=value2
Unfortunately,
dirkv 2004/03/03 11:13:48
Modified:logging build.xml
Log:
remove usersguide.html to fix gump build
(patch from Antoine Lévy-Lambert)
Revision ChangesPath
1.43 +1 -3 jakarta-commons/logging/build.xml
Index: build.xml
patch applied
Thanks
Dirk
Antoine Lévy-Lambert wrote:
Hi,
The gump build of jakarta-commons/logging is failing. [1]
I have attached a patch for the build.xml [2]
Thanks in advance for submitting it quickly, so that it is OK in the
next Gump run.
Antoine
Footnotes :
[1]
That might be interesting, I see 2 approaches, either prefix the keys
with the section name, thus your example would produce the following
properties:
section1.key1=value1
section2.key2=value2
or handle a .ini file as a composite configuration, with 1 configuration
per section. A
I looked over his patch, and thought it looked good. Dirk has been doing
most of the heavy lifting.
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This would be valuable discussion for the coming hivemind mailing lists and wiki.
Hi Howard,
I've been looking pretty closely at HiveMind for the past
few days --
glad the IP issues have been squared away -- and I have to
say, it looks
terrific. I have a
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wrong level.
I think versioning should be at the service interface
level, not the
module level. Isn't that how Eclipse does it? What are your
thoughts here?
I'm pretty
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wrong level.
I think versioning should be at the service interface
level, not the
module level. Isn't that how Eclipse does it? What
Hi,
We know and are working on it, it's not a trivial issue or it would have
been gone by now ;)
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We know and are working on it, it's not a trivial issue or
it would have been gone by now ;)
About an hour ago, we made several concurrent changes to curtail this
problem. If any more are slipping through, let us know.
--- Noel
leosutic2004/03/03 13:20:04
Modified:attributes maven.xml
attributes/xdocs index.xml
Log:
Improved documentation.
Revision ChangesPath
1.9 +2 -2 jakarta-commons-sandbox/attributes/maven.xml
Index: maven.xml
Rapdily changing interfaces? Not just implementations, but interfaces?
That sounds more like a alpha cycle than a full release cycle.
I suppose it does. The reality is, though, that a given jar file is
likely to have code whose level of stability spans a pretty wide range.
Even interfaces.
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- I believe your placeholder for version checking is at the
wrong level.
I think versioning should be at the service interface level, not the
module level. Isn't that how Eclipse does it? What are your
thoughts here?
I'm pretty sure
leosutic2004/03/03 13:53:17
Modified:attributes/api/src/java overview.html
Log:
Improved documentation.
Revision ChangesPath
1.6 +29 -5 jakarta-commons-sandbox/attributes/api/src/java/overview.html
Index: overview.html
On 3 Mar 2004, at 08:41, Jörg Schaible wrote:
Hi folks,
what about adding new rules to digester? In my project I have two
rules I can share:
1) AddToMapRule
Ctors:
AddToMapRule(int stackPosition, String key)
AddToMapRule(Map map, String key)
The rule will peek the top level element of
luehe 2004/03/03 14:19:49
Modified:beanutils/src/java/org/apache/commons/beanutils
MethodUtils.java
Log:
fixed typo: die-due
Revision ChangesPath
1.26 +1 -1
leosutic2004/03/03 14:32:19
Modified:attributes project.xml
attributes/site/xdocs index.xml navigation.xml
Added: attributes/site/xdocs tutorial.xml
Log:
Improved documentation.
Revision ChangesPath
1.12 +6 -47
Quoting James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm not sure how you want to handle the tests that require a database
configuration and connection (??Craig??). They run fine for me with a
simple mysql install.
How about if we create a test dependency on hsqldb (or some equivalent embedded
SQL
On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 11:11, robert burrell donkin wrote:
On 3 Mar 2004, at 08:41, Jörg Schaible wrote:
Hi folks,
what about adding new rules to digester? In my project I have two
rules I can share:
1) AddToMapRule
Ctors:
AddToMapRule(int stackPosition, String key)
I don't particularly like the idea of adding additional methods onto
concrete classes. I would rather use the subset method of the
configuration interface if someone wants to deal with a particular
section. Note however, that when you use subset, any changes
in the new configuration don't affect
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I found this description of Gump and future aims quite interesting. So I'll
withdraw this proposal.
Stephen
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This is a proposal to begin to end the abuse of the sandbox. (The
sandbox
was intended as a temporary 'play area'
scolebourne2004/03/03 15:34:54
Modified:lang project.xml
Log:
Alpha order contributers
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1.31 +3 -3 jakarta-commons/lang/project.xml
Index: project.xml
===
RCS file:
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Modified:lang/src/java/org/apache/commons/lang
NotImplementedException.java
lang/src/test/org/apache/commons/lang
NotImplementedExceptionTest.java
Log:
Make exception implement Nestable
leosutic2004/03/03 16:39:17
Modified:attributes/site/xdocs navigation.xml tutorial.xml
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walkthrough.xml
Log:
Improved documentation.
Revision ChangesPath
1.4 +5 -1
dmitri 2004/03/03 17:01:27
Modified:jxpath/src/java/org/apache/commons/jxpath/ri/model/jdom
JDOMNamespaceIterator.java JDOMNodePointer.java
Log:
Resolved compatibility issue with JDOM b10
Revision ChangesPath
1.8 +4 -4
Hi,
I have a question on DBUtils. When I pass in a BeanListHandler to
QueryRunner's runQuery method, I expect that the bean will be populated
with the query results that I get back. What if I have a boolean variable
in the bean, and the matching field in database is a smallint type? It
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I have a question on DBUtils. When I pass in a BeanListHandler to
QueryRunner's runQuery method, I expect that the bean will be populated
with the query results that I get back. What if I have a boolean
variable
in the bean, and the matching
On Mar 3, 2004, at 6:18 PM, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Is any one on this list aware that every call to File.deleteOnExit()
leaks memory in the native heap?
I am. Code intended for server use should be audited to remove that
call.
I wasn't aware that there were any expectations in this area. Can
psteitz 2004/03/03 18:44:05
jakarta-commons-sandbox/id/src/conf - New directory
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On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Adkins Kendall wrote:
Here is a UID Generator we are using. Part of the UID contains the hash of
a final static object instance. In this way, while a JVM is up you are
assured no other objects can occupy the same memory address. We have had no
difficulty with it under
And I thought I was helping! Thanks. :)
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On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Adkins Kendall wrote:
Here is a UID Generator we are
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Subject: Re: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 27243] - [math] T-Distribution causing a
StackOverflowError
The nightly build does indeed build the
Adkins Kendall wrote:
Hmm. I guess I can't send attachments. Is there a better way to share
source code?
You can add file attachments to Bugzilla tickets that you can create here:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=Commons
For [id], select Sandbox as the Component or add
Here's the JIRA report for the new stateful decoder interfaces that
I've attached to this issue:
http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=DIR-30
Take a look at the attached interface javaadocs and let me know what
you guys think.
BTW when looking at the interfaces notice
Just for the record I created a component interface for the server that
definitely shows the relevance of NIO and client oriented handling using
these new interfaces. You can take a look here:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/incubator/directory/eve/trunk/e
Hallo,
Congratulations that Hivemind is back. Sorry that I haven't mailed before,
but I was very busy and wasn't checking for HiveMind that often anymore.
Especially I want to apologize with Howard, whoes mail I must have
overseen.
- Why use Javassist instead of dynamic proxies?
I am yet to
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Hi Christian,
Welcome back!
I know you have done some work on dynamic proxy interceptors before, I
shall take a look at it and see if it helps.
As far as interceptor ordering, I really don't see the benefit. Could
you be more elaborate?
-Harish
PS. I am going to bed now, don't expect an
Phil Steitz wrote:
...
than updating the Apache license to 2.0. This is a good start. We need to
get a better feel for stability / performance and some more eyeballs on
this code, so I thought it best to get it into CVS now, even if we decide
to refactor / repackage down the road. Thanks for
Folks:
Why does the DiskFileUpload require that the factory be of type
DefaultFileItemFactory instead of FileItemFactory? This seems
needlessly restrictive.
Cheers,
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Folks:
Is any one on this list aware that every call to File.deleteOnExit()
leaks memory in the native heap? This eventually crashes the JVM.
Please see
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4513817.html.
It seems to me that the call to deleteOnExit() from
Is any one on this list aware that every call to File.deleteOnExit()
leaks memory in the native heap?
I am. Code intended for server use should be audited to remove that call.
It is not a bug. It is working as designed (the merit of that design being
beside the point). If someone wants to
Hi,
The gump build of jakarta-commons/logging is failing. [1]
I have attached a patch for the build.xml [2]
Thanks in advance for submitting it quickly, so that it is OK in the
next Gump run.
Antoine
Footnotes :
[1] http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/jakarta-commons/commons-logging.html
[2]
Hi Mark,
By default HttpClient makes use of the SimpleHttpConnectionManager.
This connection manager only supports one request at a time. Each
request, including the response, must be fully complete before the next
begins. Sounds like the MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager might be
more
Hi Joe,
Read timeouts will cause exceptions to be thrown from within
HttpMethod.execute().
Mike
McMahon, Joseph wrote:
I have a client program that uses the MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager and
after a while, it seems like the connections hang. I haven't traced
anything yet to know the
Ok, do you know what exception? I'd rather not do a generic Exception catch
for this issue.
Thanks
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To: Commons HttpClient Project
Subject: Re: Timeout exception
Hi Joe,
Read
Hi Joe,
Unfortunately I don't have the code in front of me at the moment. I
think it will be an HttpRecoverableException (for HttpClient 2.0). If
you set a very low timeout (~1ms) you should be able to test this quite
easily.
Mike
McMahon, Joseph wrote:
Ok, do you know what exception?
I am having an issue with the HTTP client hanging when it is trying to
receive a large amount of data from a web server. After doing a packet
trace, I noticed that as the HTTP client is receiving a large amount of
data, the TCP window size goes to zero and communication just stops. Is
there
Yep, thats the solution. Thanks a bunch.
Michael Becke wrote:
Hi Mark,
By default HttpClient makes use of the SimpleHttpConnectionManager. This
connection manager only supports one request at a time. Each request,
including the response, must be fully complete before the next begins.
I know there have been several discussions in regards to streaming requests
rather than buffering. There have been many suggestions on how to allow
for streaming of requests using Piped streams, etc, but I have come up
against a situation were it seems to be impossible to do with the current
Hi David,
In the case of the piped streams you need to do the reading and writing
from separate threads. This is to avoid the exact case that you are
seeing, and I believe it is documented in Sun's javadocs. Any other
solution will require changing the PostMethod API as discussed, or
Hi Tony,
Can you give an example of the code you are using, and where exactly
things are hanging? Also, a wire log may also be helpful
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/httpclient/logging.html.
Mike
On Mar 3, 2004, at 2:32 PM, Tony Thompson wrote:
I am having an issue with the HTTP client
Mike,
It may be tough to get a wire log because I am seeing this at a
customer site and they may be sensitive about their data. I will check
into it though.
Here is roughly what I do:
1. I create a POST method and set the following
method.setPath();
method.setQueryString();
Oh, there seems to be a lack of documentation on this. Actually a
TimeoutController.TimeoutException extends java.lang.Exception
from the o.a.c.h.util package will be thrown. Timeouts are managed by
the TimeoutController class.
HTH
Ortwin Glück
McMahon, Joseph wrote:
Ok, do you know what
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Hello Ramakrishna,
if you are developing the server system, then HttpClient is
not the way to go. If you are developing a client application,
then it is.
Yes, users should authenticate.
cheers,
Roland
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03.03.2004 08:59
Please respond to
Ortwin Glück wrote:
Oh, there seems to be a lack of documentation on this. Actually a
TimeoutController.TimeoutException extends java.lang.Exception
from the o.a.c.h.util package will be thrown. Timeouts are managed by
the TimeoutController class.
HTH
Ortwin Glück
I have to correct myself.
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