Hi,
I'm using the digester to build a swing menu from an xml descriptor and
having a hard time getting JMenu.setMnemonic to work.
Here's an XML sample:
menuBar
menu title=File hotKey=F/
/menuBar
and Digester rules:
digester.addObjectCreate(menuBar, JMenuBar.class);
On Wed, 2005-10-26 at 08:41 +0200, Alex wrote:
Xstream is used in Axis Project, there you would find so many examples.
to the best of my knowledge, xstream does not play a major role in
either axis version. axis 1 uses castor. axis 2 uses xmlbeans amd jibx.
but that's not to say it's not a good
To the DBCP development team,
A while back we had a problem with DBCP not closing connections fully.
It went throught the motions of closing the connection, adjusting the
active, and inuse counters correctly but the connection never actually
was closed. It was however no longer referenced by
On 10/27/05, Nathan Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To the DBCP development team,
A while back we had a problem with DBCP not closing connections fully.
It went throught the motions of closing the connection, adjusting the
active, and inuse counters correctly but the connection never actually
Hi Dave,
I have been wondering whether it's worth while or not carrying on using
DBCP. There are many outstanding bugs and hardly any active development
on it. One release a year just doesn't cut it for me.
I would suggest the Tomcat team also use something other than DBCP,
cause it makes
On 10/27/05, Nathan Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dave,
I have been wondering whether it's worth while or not carrying on using
DBCP. There are many outstanding bugs and hardly any active development
on it. One release a year just doesn't cut it for me.
I would suggest the Tomcat team
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the heads up about c3po. Im gonna download it and integrate
into our app to give it a test drive and see how it goes.
I also downloaded the datasource component of Apache Excalibur. I might
see how that goes as well (when I find the time).
Cheers.
David Durham wrote:
Hello,
I am working on a project using Struts. Struts uses BeanUtil to populate Action
Form Bean. This is such a nice framework to work with, except,
BeanUtil doesn't support java.util.Date conversion. But when I use
java.sql.Timestamp, it asks for the format of
-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.f
