Hi All,
I'm using HttpClient to download a simple XML document from a jsp
page, I want to be able to show a progress bar if it takes a long
time.
In order to test this, i write a simple JSP with some calls to
Thread.sleep to simulate network latency and used the following code:
Oliver,
this is really strange. I promise that the behaviour of the Configuration
package was exactly as I wrote. As you mentioned, I changed the code
PropertiesConfiguration c = new PropertiesConfiguration(PROPERTIESFILE);
c.clearProperty(entry);
c.save();
into
PropertiesConfiguration c =
I could have sworn I had seen something somewhere that talked about how
to get some debug logging out of dbcp, e.g. to know about connections
borrowed from pool, returned, etc.
For the life of me I can't find that anywhere. Even browsing the dbcp
source doesn't seem to indicate anything.
snip
for (int i = 0; i 100; i++) {
out.println (event title=\Event 5\
time=\200609131430\ id=\5\new Event/event);
try {
Thread.sleep (500);
} catch (InterruptedException ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}
Hi everyone!
I'm trying to use the mask validator for a field but running into a JavaScript
error when the code is ran. Here is a snippet from my validation.xml:
form name=gotoPageForm
field property=selectedTopic depends=required,mask
msg name=required
I have an object model whith an abstract parent class Class1 and two
implementations Class2 and Clas3.
I don't know how i can create the implementations.
For example i have this xml file:
Class1
... fields of class1 ...
Class2
... fields of class2 ...
/ Class2
/ Class1
Can't you add a create rule with a path of Class1/Class2 for Class2 and a
create rule for Class1/Class3 for Class3?
-Original Message-
From: German Balbastro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 1:19 PM
To: commons-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Digester and
Yes, I don't know how to creates an instance of Class2 when found the
tag Class2 and set the properties of class1 in Class2.
For example:
Class Class1{
String code
}
Class Class2 extends Class1{
String name;
}
Class Class3 extends Class1{
String type;
}
And de xml:
Class1
code1/code
Class2
propfromclass1value/propfromclass1
propfromclass2value/propfromclass2
/Class2
Class3
propfromclass1value/propfromclass1
propfromclass3value/propfromclass3
/Class3
you don't need to declare your Class1 in the xml file.
and you must add the rules to set using api or xmlrules.xml
2006/8/9,
Once a form has been defined in the xml file, is it possibel to change
the validations done for the form at runtime. I have a use case where I
would like to remove certain validations attached to a form at runtime.
Thanks
Avneesh
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