Re: [jelly] 1.0-beta-4-SNAPSHOT

I would urge anyone working with jelly to use as jars the numerous dated snapshots that are on http://www.ibiblio.org/maven/commons-jelly/jars. And most probably consider using a CVS version. There has been many updates since beta-3. Paul On Mercredi, octo 29, 2003, at 02:43 Europe/Paris,

[JXPath] behaviour of getNode for DOM attributes?

Hello, can anybody explain why JXPath returns the value of an attribute instead of the attribute node when using JXPAth pointer.getNode() with a DOM object model? this seems to be rather inconsistent with the behaviour when accessing an DOM element - here the DOM element is returned as

Discovering .jars in .war

Hi All, Could someone please tell me if is it possible to use org.apache.commons.discovery.tools.Service to discover one or more services that are of a given type and are deployed in a .war file in Tomcat. Each service is autonomous and is stored in a .jar file as per the JDK1.3 'Service

Re: Discovering .jars in .war

You are within the web application's classloader in the WAR. The Tomcat server will not see this jar file and the servlet container spec doesn't specify a contract for service providers. If you want to see what is happening look here:

Re: Discovering .jars in .war

You really will want to be in the system classpath for the service to work. --- Daire Treanor (CAPE) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, Could someone please tell me if is it possible to use org.apache.commons.discovery.tools.Service to discover one or more services that are of a given type

RE: Discovering .jars in .war

Hi Stephen, Yeah, the problem is that I want each .jar Service to be detected dynamically without each .jar being explicitly listed on the CLASSPATH, or anywhere for that matter. I was wondering if n-1 number of .jar Services could be deployed and detected on startup. As I mentioned earlier I

Re: Discovering .jars in .war

Daire Treanor (CAPE) wrote: Hi Stephen, Yeah, the problem is that I want each .jar Service to be detected dynamically without each .jar being explicitly listed on the CLASSPATH, or anywhere for that matter. I was wondering if n-1 number of .jar Services could be deployed and detected on startup.

Re: [JXPath] behaviour of getNode for DOM attributes?

I just ran a quick test and noticed the same thing. I'm not involved with [jxpath], but this may be a bug. I would wait for a response from one of the team members for a few days, and then think about filing a bugzilla issue. I took a quick glance at the code, and the object is question is

Re: DBCP 1.1 activateObject problem

Thanks for the tip I have added it to the wiki page http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?DbCpPage (feel free to add/change) -- Dirk Scott, Steven N wrote: I recently tried to switch our application from DBCP 1.0 to the new 1.1 release of DBCP and found that a change to the

[betwixt] avoid showing empty attributes?

In [betwixt], is there a way to avoid showing empty attributes for null values? - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]