David,
I do not see any other way than programmatically separating the
lines of the SQL query. Is this doable ? Like, if it's a backup, it
probably has a chance that each query is a line, or ?
If yes, then it should be pretty easy to use a LineNumberReader and
feed each line as an SQL
is usable. BDB only handles
bytestreams, no concrete
java objects. You can store any sized bytestream in it and the library is
fast.
Greetings,
Lian
On 3/14/07, Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul Libbrecht skrev den 21-02-2007 21:22:
Thanks for the hint of a directory split
Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen wrote:
maybe this should be directed to some other list... I am in the quest
of a library to store, key-based, byte-streams of very varying sizes
in large quantities. I need to read and write, multithreaded, and I
have big and small byte-streams, from 50 bytes till 3
hello List,
maybe this should be directed to some other list... I am in the quest of
a library to store, key-based, byte-streams of very varying sizes in
large quantities. I need to read and write, multithreaded, and I have
big and small byte-streams, from 50 bytes till 3 mega-bytes.
Files
We're happily using this within ActiveMath... the in-memory one... it
keeps our memory requirement for cached transformed items pretty low and
is working very fine.
I've been starting to implement with the File-based one... seems to be
working fine as well without making too big number of
Anders,
there's no tag for that, it would be easy to make, but you use
invokeStatic tag for this in the meantime, or?
paul
Anders Kofoed wrote:
Hi Jelly users,
I'm a newbie to Jelly script and are in the process of evaluating
Jelly script for future use in deployment of our systems.
Remember, remember... java-under-the-hood!
var=0 is not useful by the way.
paul
Anders Kofoed wrote:
Thanks for your fast replies
I did consider the break method, but I need something that will exit
completely.
It worked using the invokeStatic !
j:invokeStatic
I wouldn't know of such a thing.
To me maven 2 rather means jelly was too painful so I never touched
that, but that is really a personal opinion.
You might want to ask at the maven lists since they are much more
involved in plugins than jelly folks are.
paul
Rohnny Moland wrote:
I am
wrote:
Thanks, I'll let you know.
On 10/4/06, Dion Gillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd happily go with an email2
On 10/4/06, Paul Libbrecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Should we set as requirement compatibility to the previous email
tag-lib or should we just do this an email2 tag
example jelly
later on.
Mark
On 9/26/06, Paul Libbrecht [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are the dependencies ? I know that the javamail (and
activation)
dependencies of commons-jelly-email have been a problem to many.
If you can minimize this, it would be interesting.
Can you also send
:
Hmmm, same dependencies I'm afraid. I'll sort out some
example jelly later on.
Mark
On 9/26/06, *Paul Libbrecht* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are the dependencies ? I know that the javamail
What are the dependencies ? I know that the javamail (and activation)
dependencies of commons-jelly-email have been a problem to many.
If you can minimize this, it would be interesting.
Can you also send an example jelly snippet ?
paul
Mark Tombs wrote:
Its completely new. I wrote it for my
Sure... jexl wasn't released last time we touched parent-project.xml and
tag-project.xml.
Am testing now and will commit soon.
paul
Dion Gillard wrote:
Yep, we should change Jelly to use 1.1 of JEXL now.
On 9/21/06, Rahul Akolkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/18/06, Paul Libbrecht [EMAIL
Ray,
In principle all this is delegated to Jexl which delegates this to
beanutils. I think your expectation is correct but there may either a
half-correct usage of beanutils or a half-bean-conformance in your
objects. Have you tried to make it using method calls (which is all it
boils down
Chris,
as with normal snapshot dependencies... you're expected to build or
download it.
It's a checkout aside.
paul
Chris Kramp wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to build the Jelly project source snapshot for 9/18/2006. I
get the following output:
Attempting to download commons-jexl-SNAPSHOT.jar.
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-Original Message-
From: Paul Libbrecht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 11:38 AM
To: Jakarta Commons Users List
No, I don't think this doable but you can define new java objects that
can have methods...
j:new var=myMath className=com.x.MyMath/
jct:myCustomTag customAttr=${myMath.sqr(33)}/
Does it answer your question ?
paul
Kees van Dieren wrote:
Hi all,
Does Jelly suppor tag functions, such as:
At worst the core's try/catch should help you, or ?
Feel free to suggest added tags such as tableAvailable or dbMetadata
or...
paul
Karr, David wrote:
I'm guessing the primary commons-user answerers are in a very different
time zone, so I guess I'm going to burst out a bunch of questions,
is an example of how to wrap a sql:update in a try/catch? I
found some limited examples by grepping the core source tree (I can't
find the source for the SQL tag library anywhere), but I don't
understand them.
-Original Message-
From: Paul Libbrecht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
Karr, David wrote:
I now need to define blocks that I can call at different times, with
different parameter values. It looks like this would be done with the
tag tag. I'm guessing that I don't define what parameters it can
take, it will just take any XML attributes set in the tag call and
I haven't tested it but there's:
org.apache.commons.jelly.task.JellyTask
that should do the trick provided you have included all the dependencies
in the classpath.
hope that helps.
paul
Karr, David wrote:
Ok, then is it straightforward to write a Jelly script to do sql work,
that can
David,
jelly-ant experts might answer better than I do here but to be honest,
I'd just try it, it might and would show errors pretty early on.
paul
Karr, David wrote:
I've never used Jelly before. I noticed that it has some pretty
powerful SQL Ant tasks. However, I'm limited to Ant 1.5.4
Hello,
only after a looong quest I realized that new IteratorChain(Iterator)
will only iterate through the elements of the given iterator instead of
expecting that each element is an iterator itself through which one
iterates.
Am I blurred to expect such ?
I suppose that changing this
-INTERACTION-1_1/
Enjoy!
paul libbrecht
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Jack Lund wrote:
Hi. Sorry if this is a newbie question, but I can't find it on the
mailing lists or anywhere.
I'm using Jelly within Maven, and I'm trying to access elements in two
parallel arrays. My script looks something like this:
u:tokenize var=names
Henri Yandell wrote:
Migration is complete; Commons has successfully invaded
issues.apache.org/jira.
Next up - reflect the change on the website.
Just for your information, it is possible to have readable URLs to Jira
even though Jira itself doesn't give them.
Among others, a project page
Except for the change of exception type (JellyTagException vs
SAXException), I see no real reason to have such instead of inserting
this validation within doTag.
Do you see one Marco ?
As for the exception types, we could maybe ease up propagation with
JellyException.asSAXException() (for
- From: Paul Libbrecht [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Marco Tedone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Jakarta Commons Users List commons-user@jakarta.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 10:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Jelly] How to pass a collection to a TagSupport
I think Jelly is so flexible that there's half
Hey Marco,
newbies are welcome at Jelly... and I fear the assistance of the list is
needed since documentation can be somehow... lagging behind.
paul
Marco Tedone wrote:
Thank you. That worked nicely. You know, I'm a newbie.
- Original Message - From: Paul Libbrecht [EMAIL PROTECTED
jemos:clanker body I can obtain a reference to all the
jemos:filter filters and retrieve their values. Is this the right
thing to do? If so, is the getBody() method the right place where to
do that?
Many thanks for any answers.
Marco
- Original Message - From: Paul Libbrecht [EMAIL
Marco Tedone wrote:
Hi, I've got a class which extends TagSupport. This class has got many
initialization attributes. Some of them are Collections, some are
arrays. How to I pass, from within the Jelly tag, all the values to a
collection or to an array?
Why does it not work to pass have a
I haven't learned this at school...
8.4345 is smaller than 8.435 hence should be written, with two decimals,
as 8.43.
8.94345 is smaller than 8.9435 hence should be written, with three
decimals, as 8.943.
paul
PS: (I think what you seem to apply is that the 5 brings one up which
brings the
[ ] JDK 1.2
[ ] JDK 1.3
[x] JDK 1.4
[ ] JDK 1.5 (or JDK 5)
I am mostly running 1.4.
Requiring 1.5 would mean for me to upgrade OS (MacOSX 10.4).
Requiring 1.4 would mean I could not run on some older machines we have which
cannot run MacOS 10.3.
paul
-Original Message-
From: Niall
-
From: Paul Libbrecht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: quinta-feira, 3 de novembro de 2005 10:15
To: Jakarta Commons Users List
Subject: Re: [jelly] swing example
Le 3 nov. 05, à 11:46
but that's not entirely avoidable...
I have a bunch of tab stuff, including a proper tabbedPane with
tabbedPaneTab tags that I've been meaning to commit. Will get to it
some
day soon.
That'd be quite lovely!
paul
-Original Message-
From: Paul Libbrecht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Le 3 nov. 05, à 21:35, Dário Luís Coneglian Oliveros a écrit :
However I am still having problem getting the swing to work. :-(
I tried to use the code snippet about the System.exit, but it didn´t
work.
Regarding the CardLayout, I couldn´t find its tag in the jelly swing
documentation. Do you
Can other Jelly-Swing users comment on such a tag. It really looks to
be able to solve quite many issues I've met thus far.
thanks
paul
Le 3 nov. 05, à 21:35, Dário Luís Coneglian Oliveros a écrit :
[...]
Regarding your reloadable strategy, I think it would be great to have
something like
The AppletContext class gives you this and you should use it.
(getDocumentBase() or something such?)
This will be the URL of the proxy, of course, which you expect to relay
your http call.
paul
Le 3 nov. 05, à 09:42, Jeroen Kransen (DT) a écrit :
Oleg, Paul,
Thank you for your responses.
Le 3 nov. 05, à 11:46, Dário Luís Coneglian Oliveros a écrit :
I was wondering if anyone could help me get some of my Jelly Swing
questions answered.
1) Considering my swing appl has two menu items and one main panel, is
it possible to change the panel content according to the menu item
want to use the content in my
Applet.
Jeroen
-Original Message-
From: Paul Libbrecht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: donderdag 3 november 2005 9:55
To: Jakarta Commons Users List
Subject: Re: [HttpClient] HttpClient and Applets
The AppletContext class gives you this and you should use
My 2p: one very common access error over http in applets is that
host-names don't match exactly...
paul
Le 2 nov. 05, à 12:34, Oleg Kalnichevski a écrit :
The AccessControlException is thrown by the AccessController to
indicate that a requested access (to a critical system resource such as
I'm using it for xml generation in jEditOQMath... though quite shy.
I intend to use it much more for templating of Swing-based wizards.
Active development of jelly is happening when their developers find
time which has a bad tendency to be rare. Currently, as it fits their
purposes, there's no
Hello,
Jelly would play a lovely role in our database infrastructure...
namely... that of being able to run a set of queries and become, thus,
a query language that would produce XML documents as results of several
(possibly many) queries.
Such queries and their results would then be well
The reason they aren't there is that they are depending on
non-distributable jars (e.g. with funky licenses)... so thus far, this
is the only thing we could do.
paul
Le 30 août 05, à 10:23, Dr. Michael Lipp a écrit :
I just saw that Jelly 1.0 is out and wanted to update. But I cannot
find
Jiaqi,
Why do you need a new context every-time ?
Why not set to null (that is erase) all the variables you know are
created ?
Do I understand currently that you wish that tags were cached just
like... it's happening in jelly 1.0 if you keep the thread and
context...
We've been discussing
As far as I know everything should be under Apache 2.0 license, at
least everything released since about 6 months. Maybe DBCP's releases
are older ?
paul
Le 21 juil. 05, à 16:38, Frank Ryan a écrit :
While looking at the notice to be included when using any of the
commons jar
files, it
Have you tried:
j:set var=classPath
value=${classPath}./lib/${dep.artifactId}.jar/
which is more compact. Or
j:set var=classPath
value=${classPath.toString().concat('./lib/
').concat(dep.artifactId).concat('.jar')/
Remember... java under the hood!
paul
PS: .toString() only needed
Adrian,
I have a quick fix: move the namespace declaration of xsi somewhat
above. (e.g. at the jelly element).
(note that outputting such attributes, however, needs the patch of
Diogo at JELLY-213).
This made me, however realize that the following, simpler script yields
the same exception
Diogo,
Le 7 juil. 05, à 11:09, Diogo Bacelar Quintela (JIRA) a écrit :
I'll investigate what you said.
Btw, I am adding a tag to jelly-xml tags that i'll add as a patch
later...
A tag to suppport namespace subtitution, i'll explain it's needs then..
That might be then better together.
I
Hi,
I would like to know wether the phonetical encoders found in commons-io
have been used by someone with different langauges than English.
I'm pretty sure they fail for Chinese at least but I'd like to know if
Soundex and Metaphone have a chance for, say, european languages...
thanks
That tastes like a bug!
It would be easy to adapt AttributeTag for this...
Can you file an issue in jira ?
You could also fiddle with j:new manipulating dom4j
default-implementation objects though it's quite dirty.
thanks
paul
Le 6 juil. 05, à 12:36, Diogo Quintela (EF) a écrit :
After
Can you be more precise, maybe make a tiny test-case ?
paul
Le 6 juil. 05, à 14:05, Christian Kalkhoff a écrit :
Hi,
i ran into the problem, that jelly outputs invalid xml if one of the
beans available as context variables contains e.g. an char. Is there
a way to tell jelly (or jexl) to
André,
Any reason you don't announce milestones of such projects on
commons-dev/commons-user ? Just this would be an interesting feedback!
paul
André Leg a écrit:
I am using jelly for our project :
http://compiere-mfgscm.sourceforge.net/
Le 24 juin 05, à 09:20, Simon Kitching a écrit :
Sorry to diver but... I do this permanently with rsync (mostly over
ssh).
Not in java, not using ftp but fast, limits bandwidth, and preserves
also such things as file-permissions or modification dates...
rsync.samba.org.
paul
Le 24 juin 05, à 10:25, Nicolas De Loof a écrit :
My application
How about the following ?
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
j:jelly xmlns:j=jelly:core
j:forEach indexVar=i begin=0 end=10 step=1
Step ${i}.
/j:forEach
/j:jelly
Careful that it runs till 10 included.
paul
Le 21 juin 05, à 14:59, Pavel Reich a écrit :
- Many people do it
- I think the FSF says it's not allowed
- I think the ASF believes it's ok
All this legal stuff is really tiring everyone... why not just do all
your things under Apache license anyways ?
paul
Le 31 mai 05, à 19:13, Dago Bert a écrit :
i would like to use the Jakarta
Two more proposals then:
- Jelly: scripts in XML
(scripts are a form of configuration... I like the naming)
- Jelly: mouldable XML
In the latter I think I should be able to get a few pictures out of
moudling jell-o with my kids... this may be modern transluscent...
I suggest we do not consider
(note the [??] indicating that I don't know the component, maybe we
could make this part of the guidelines)
Hi,
within our research project we came to the need of concrete framework
where two web-applications delegate the browser from one to the other
and back.
In a sense, this is an extension
Le 19 mai 05, à 12:47, Mattias J a écrit :
At 2005-05-19 11:22, Paul Libbrecht wrote:
within our research project we came to the need of concrete framework
where two web-applications delegate the browser from one to the
other and back.
In a sense, this is an extension of the notion of hyperlink
Definitely, jelly can do this for you.
But it'll just do the orchestration of all pieces and will probably use
Xerces or such on the back.
In which in-memory expression do you have this ?
paul
Le 16 mai 05, à 19:24, Lauren Bish a écrit :
I would be interested also.
I have a case where I need to
Le 16 mai 05, à 19:11, Dan Madoni a écrit :
...but Jelly? It might as well be called Blah or Hmmm, (don't
get any
ideas). :)
re-interpreting differently... (really playing!):
jelly
glue along XML pipelines
would be much understandable, or ?
Doesn't jelly make you think, at least, to Jell-O
Adrian,
You're missing a [component-name] subject so that we know which
tag-library you want to mention...
Maybe you mean a Jelly tag-library, like at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/jelly/libs/validate/
?
paul
Le 15 mai 05, à 02:52, Adrian Herscu a écrit :
Where can I find an example for
Tom,
I am unclear wether it would be useful to make a util tag for this...
it's one of the very many facets where the wealth of java is coming at
hand so I'd rather put this in some FAQ... or ?
paul
Le 12 mai 05, à 20:44, Litton, Tom - CEPM a écrit :
Thats exactly what i needed.
Thanks,
Tom
Le 11 mai 05, à 19:42, Dan Madoni a écrit :
Perhaps a better term that isn't as restrictive as Rich
Configuration or
as strange as Executable XML might be Active XML Processing, or
something like that. Such a term doesn't imply that you'll use it for
programming, and instead suggests that it's
Le 11 mai 05, à 11:29, Paul Libbrecht a écrit :
The best sub-title I found thus far was mix-and-match that's posted
in one of the documentation pages.
How about the following ?
Apache Commons Jelly
glue along XML pipelines
(with side-effect!)
paul
Dan,
This comes up to the point to re-consider the marketing of Jelly as we
all wish to cut a release 1.0 soon!
I agree executable XML may suck but I think rich configuration is
also quite old fashioned and is not that appropriate since there
still is a notion of execution (or processing or
j:new className=java.io.File var=myfile
j:arg value=path/to/here/
/j:new
Note sure if it works for useBean.
hope that helps.
paul
Le 21 mars 05, à 08:44, Oscar Guadilla a écrit :
Hello,
¿Is it possible to create an object which needs arguments in the
constructor?
For example, ¿how
Maybe looking at the archives of commons-dev would help... I've seen
discussion about this release recently, I think.
paul
Le 10 mars 05, à 23:50, Dylan Stamat a écrit :
That's a great question Mark !
I asked the same question about a month ago and didn't get any word
back !!
On Wed, 9 Mar
Le 7 mars 05, à 17:17, Lars J. Nilsson a écrit :
My apologies on beforehand if this is explained elsewhere, but I could
not find any information on thread-safety or synchronization. My
assumptions are:
1) The JellyContext is thread safe.
There may be holes or the need for a thread-safe wrapper
(let me insist you use the [jelly] hook so that automated filters work)
Le 27 févr. 05, à 10:16, Rajesh Singh a écrit :
I have to write the j:remove tag. Is there any way I can remove the
variables at one time and I don't have to call j:remove for every
variable?
Try:
scope.clearVariables();
Hi Oscar,
Sorry to answer so late... just change typedef into taskdef...
maybe you've done it already...
paul
Le 18 févr. 05, à 19:16, Oscar Guadilla a écrit :
Good afternoon,
I have an application building procedure which is based on ant. It
is fine but it is a language a bit limited (loop,
Michael,
Have a look in the code at:
jelly-tags/xml/src/java/org/apache/commons/jelly/tags/xml/SetTag.java
In there you'll see a method setAsString which sets a flag (so you can
use the attribute asString='true').
That flag currently implies single='true' but that could be changed
to suit
Harald,
We love to hear about users, for sure !
But now sometimes it takes more time to fix bugs (this time was really
a one line fix)!
THe statements about closing the connection or not sounds like a
possible bug for which I'd invite you to file an issue...
With which database have you been
Le 14 janv. 05, à 12:23, Harald Kuhn a écrit :
I will try to create a reproduceable case for this connection issues
(i had problems with this for a couple of times always when restarting
the script after exeptions thrown during script execution).
I wonder wether we should move this Topic to the
Harald,
It really looks like this is a bug.
I've made a test at fixing but... we have no infrastructure to really
test the taglib and such a bug... it seems easy to do so with hsqldb
around... Someone with experience with this taglib would be more than
welcome doing so.
Can you give a try to
Le 22 déc. 04, à 14:45, Peter Lerche a écrit :
1. In the jelly docs
(http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/jelly/pipeline.html)
It describe following way to use the x:transform tag.
x:transform xslt=file:///test/default.xslt
x:parse xml=file:///test/data.xml/
/x:transform
But it does not
Le 22 déc. 04, à 16:02, Mark R. Diggory a écrit :
If you are processing a file anyways, why not directly use ant's
style tag ?
Yes I suspect that the jelly transform body is passed as a string, a
large file is going to be placed entirely into memory as a string and
then parsed into dom in the
I access the ${set}.key
${set}.value individually ?
I am running commons-jelly-1.0-beta-4.jar and
commons-jelly-tags-xml-1.0.jar
Many thanks Paul,
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 15:13, Paul Libbrecht wrote:
Le 22 déc. 04, à 14:45, Peter Lerche a écrit :
1. In the jelly docs
(http
gee,
This has slipped out of our attention!
Maybe file a bug to make sure this isn't done in the next milestone ?
This entity of common-dependencies.ent is a very old remain and has
been, since then, replaced by maven project inheritance.
Thanks for the report !
paul
Le 21 déc. 04, à 14:46,
Le 17 déc. 04, à 17:31, Eric Black a écrit :
'm trying to test out some of the jelly stuff but I'm getting errors
on the Swing demo. I've tried the snapshot of commons-jelly then got
the beta version(COMMONS-JELLY-1_0-beta-4) and had the same error
below(errors are from beta version). First I
I would try cellRenderer=${renderRegions} instead... the bean
property sounds to be rather of this name.
paul
Le 17 déc. 04, à 11:35, marimuthup a écrit :
list model=${collectRegions} renderer=${renderRegions}/
-
To
Careful,
Although JLine seems very nice, it is annoying with its license: LGPL.
In Jelly, and in most ASF projects, we have tried to keep license
issues as small as possible and prefer overall BSD-type licenses...
Before committing such a change, I would insist heavily that we clear
up wether
Le 9 déc. 04, à 17:59, Ryan Christianson a écrit :
I'll let you guys decide if there is a license issue :)
Wicked!
How about asking the author of JLine about it ?
Did you get in touch with him ?
paul
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail:
André,
I fear most of us are quite limited by time.
Do think about submitting any question of feature request, or even
optimization question to the list... Giving a pointer to a place in CVS
or on the web is a good idea.
paul
Le 7 déc. 04, à 12:59, A Leg a écrit :
We ar interested for some
These are the (in)famous non-downloadable dependencies...
They are not in the maven repository because they have a license that
prevents it.
You can download them but then need to put them in the appropriate
place in the maven repository, typically
~/.maven/${groupID}/jars/${artifactID}.jar
Jörg,
Can it be you're expecting to obtain a JSP taglib out of this ?
I don't think this will happen.
As far as I know a jelly taglib is going to produce a jar, period.
paul
Le 22 nov. 04, à 14:55, Jörg Herbst a écrit :
thanks for you're help, I've donwloaded the missing jar and put them
into the
Look at the source, it seems to be quite intended !
//test generation of error
embedded.setScript(jellyScript + obnoxious-part);
status = embedded.execute();
//test failure of execution
assertEquals(false, status);
;-)
paul
Le 21 nov. 04, à 23:52, marc lan
How about this one?
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-commons/FrontPage
paul
Le 10 nov. 04, à 08:40, Olivier Lamy a écrit :
In this one ? : http://wiki.apache.org/general
Olivier
-Message d'origine-
De : Paul Libbrecht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : mardi 9 novembre 2004 20:50
À
jokeMore noise, more noise!/joke
More precisely... it would be nice if you would summarize this or,
maybe, even post this on some wiki page... I think you are not really
the first to have such a wish.
paul
Le 9 nov. 04, à 19:05, Olivier Lamy a écrit :
sorry i found it in watching the
Generally, Jira is probably the best place.
Formulate it as patches, that's the most efficient.
For any new features or bug report we love unit-tests (read:
require).
But speaking about it on the list (commons-dev or commons-user, as far
as I know most developers of jelly are on both) is a good
/compiere/mfg_scm/common/jelly/tags/mfg_scm/SetTag.class
1102 Mon Nov 08 12:03:54 EET 2004
org/compiere/mfg_scm/common/jelly/tags/mfg_scm/
UninstallPluginTag.class
Paul Libbrecht wrote:
What is managing class-loading ?
At least if everything is part of the same classloader, there's no
issue I know
Le 8 nov. 04, à 13:46, A Leg a écrit :
I add jelly.properties and Resources.properties in my jar and error
are not the same :
That means the html tag-library is missing.
Are you indeed invoking it ?
I don't see it part of your jar, at least.
Jelly is, typically, with a myriad of little jars. It's
.
org.apache.commons.jelly.Jelly is not runnable on the command line.
Do you mean to write a very basic java code using
org.apache.commons.jelly.Jelly ?
I am begenner with jelly.
Thank's
Andre
Paul Libbrecht wrote:
At least his sounds to be non-well-formed XML.
Le 6 nov. 04, 16:33, David Wynter a crit :
j:set var
What is managing class-loading ?
At least if everything is part of the same classloader, there's no
issue I know of. Don't be afraid of the classloader parameters to
JellyContext's methods... they're not essential!
paul
Le 7 nov. 04, à 10:35, A Leg a écrit :
I don't figure out exactly how to
At least his sounds to be non-well-formed XML.
Le 6 nov. 04, à 16:33, David Wynter a écrit :
j:set var=pattern value=+${partdatestr}+.I/
Generally, using org.apache.commons.jelly.Jelly can run the script
as-is on the command-line.
Errors will be reported as exception with their stacktrace.
Le 2 nov. 04, à 18:56, Jiaqi a écrit :
So what is the best practice for developer to frequently execute
predefined jelly script?
jelly define taglib ?
In my project, process is defined in xml file, which will not be
changed logically, which could be very complicated. Logically volatile
stuff is
Do note that this is a very general requirement of XML-namespace
specification... declaring a pre-bound prefix (like the xml prefix
which is prebound) would have meant eating non-well-formed
XML-documents!!
paul
Le 29 oct. 04, à 23:29, marc lan a écrit :
you have to bind 'j' to jelly:core
Le 28 oct. 04, à 19:24, Dion Gillard a écrit :
[X] +1. Release 1.0-RC1.
[ ] +0. Sounds good but I can't help
[ ] -0. I don't agree, but don't want to hold the release.
[ ] -1. Please don't. Here's why:
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SWT is a native dependency... there's no way to make this somewhat
platform dependent... I think it works on Windows (never tried)... your
best best is download a SWT.so and put it somewhere close to the
working directory...
hope that helps.
paul
Le 14 oct. 04, à 10:51, A Leg a écrit :
This was a problem with the dom4j outputter and is definitely fixed
since the skip dom4j 1.5. So the beta-4 fixes it.
paul
Le 14 sept. 04, à 02:11, Bill Keese a écrit :
This is an old problem (caused by an old bug in xerces?) but I assume
it's fixed in the new jelly beta release.
Dan Yoder
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