Javaflow: Reference to the Runnable?

Hi there! I am using javaflow. What I want to do is the following: Call Continuation.suspend() from within a thread. Transfer the Continuation object over the network call Continuation.continueWith(..) _but_: in order to let the thread work properly at another place within the network, I want

Re: Javaflow: Reference to the Runnable?

Hi Marcus I am using javaflow. What I want to do is the following: Call Continuation.suspend() from within a thread. Transfer the Continuation object over the network call Continuation.continueWith(..) Cool _but_: in order to let the thread work properly at another place within the network,

Javaflow: Reference to the Runnable?

Hi there! I am using javaflow. What I want to do is the following: Call Continuation.suspend() from within a thread. Transfer the Continuation object over the network call Continuation.continueWith(..) _but_: in order to let the thread work properly at another place within the network, I want

Re: Javaflow: Reference to the Runnable?

Oups .. something went wrong with this email. Another question for the javaflow ant task: The homepage says that the attribute destdir is required. However, when I use it, I get the following error message: --- BUILD FAILED /Users/mdeluigi/SourceCode/StockMarketPrediction/build.xml:116: The

Re: [scxml] TriggerEvent.ERROR_EVENT type behavior

Hello guys, I just received some explanation from the scxml w3c forum and what I was trying to do here does not follow Harel's Sematics. So we have to stick on flow control statements (if, else, elseif) and so decide from there what part of the code gets executed and what part does not get

JXPath turning off extension functions - is there a way

We have AJAX clients that are invoking XPath expressions on persistent object graphs on the server. Pretty cool, but the JXPath ability to invoke methods on the node objects (and arbitrary Java objects) within the XPath expression is a security concern (obviously). Is there a way to turn this