Thanks in advance
Rolf
According to the Jakarta commons site. Procrun is the package to use for
windows.
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Subject: [daemon] Is there any release that has compiled
Hello,
Sam Nabialek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 19.01.2005
09:32:03:
According to the Jakarta commons site. Procrun is the package to use for
windows.
yes, i know, but none of the downloads - also the older versions - does
contain a windowze .exe. I don´t have MS-VS to build it from the
Hello, I'm new to Digester, Tomcat, Servlet, Velocity, and even Java...
Yup, one of those.
I am running into a spot of bother while using Digester to parse my XML file
that I will ultimately pluck from Derby. The file starts out like this:
Screen
Hello all, and apologies if I am asking a question which has been asked
before (I presume it has but I can't find anything after comprehensive
searching).
I am trying to get a simple Tomcat application up using DBCP, and got
BasicDataSource working fine. However, our applications all run under
The troubleshooting is more to do with which classloader is commons logging
loaded from - where (which classloader) does it find log4j
log4j has really nice debug output in this regard.
Simple it maybe - but the environment in which its used rarely is :-)
The trouble is that tomcat 5.x
Hi William,
On Wed, 2005-01-19 at 02:49 -0600, William Fuller wrote:
Hello, I'm new to Digester, Tomcat, Servlet, Velocity, and even Java...
Yup, one of those.
No worries, we've all been there..
I am running into a spot of bother while using Digester to parse my XML file
that I will
No, betwixt can not find the adder. Look at this log:
WARN BeanReader.create: Could not create instance of type: java.util.List
WARN BeanReader.create: Could not create instance of type: java.util.List
[EMAIL PROTECTED],context=
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED],context=null,id=null,comment=null
1) is there a document describing the different attributes each element in a
configuration file an contain?
2) has to do with List.
When using a configuration if the addDefaults/ element is not present then
all properties must be explicitly listed. For a List property to show up in
the XML
Dmitri,
Dmitri Plotnikov dmitri at apache.org writes:
You are right - I am starting to forget everything. The node set does not
have to be ordered, but if I want to implement axes like preceding and
following, I have to impose some order on the object properties.
What does this mean
Well, just to continue with this thought...
I remembered you can also do
digester.addObjectCreate(download, LazyDynaBean.class);
digester.addSetNestedProperties(download/person,
new String[] {degree},
new String[] {});
This tells Digester to
Hi !
I've got the following problem using the SqlBuilder.alterDatabase method
with Oracle.
The problem is the JdbcModelReader is built in the alterDatabase method,
so there is no
way to set the catalog and schema properties. The effects are that with
Oracle, all tables
are retrieved including
From: Hubert Rabago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, just to continue with this thought...
I remembered you can also do
digester.addObjectCreate(download, LazyDynaBean.class);
digester.addSetNestedProperties(download/person,
new String[] {degree},
new
I looked at the implementation.
Is there a reason not to use JNDI there?
I am asking because I need to create a global pointer for
something(user's name on client side swing). Normally I would use
Singleton Factory. Chains implements it another way.
JNDI anyone? I think that's what I'll do.
On 19 Jan 2005, at 12:47, Middleton Jorge wrote:
No, betwixt can not find the adder. Look at this log:
WARN BeanReader.create: Could not create instance of type:
java.util.List
WARN BeanReader.create: Could not create instance of type:
java.util.List
[EMAIL PROTECTED],context=
mailto:
hi jason
On 19 Jan 2005, at 15:41, Jason Wood wrote:
1) is there a document describing the different attributes each
element in a
configuration file an contain?
if you mean by configuration file: a dot betwixt file there's a DTD in
CVS but doesn't seem to be anywhere on the website.
2) has to
Knut,
Knut Wannheden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dmitri,
Dmitri Plotnikov apache.org writes:
You are right - I am starting to forget everything. The node set does not
have to be ordered, but if I want to implement axes like preceding and
following, I have to impose some order on the object
On 18 Jan 2005, at 16:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am sure this is a FAQ - but I havent found an answer
Why are there two jars commons-logging-api.jar and commons-logging.jar?
history :)
it seemed like a good idea at the time to produce one smaller jar which
could be compiled against and a
who logs the logger?
i'd hazard a guess that the ones which are delegating to jdk logging
are in a parent classloader (tomcat or system) rather than the lib in
the web app. one way to test this is to remove them from the directory
and see if they are still picked up.
- robert
On 19 Jan
greetings
somebody have used commons loggins with OC4J (ORACLE IAS).
I have problem, because i am following the step for the
configuration and this not work, i mean, commons loggin
don´t write into the log file, BUT this does not throw any
exception
OC4J has any special configuration that
$B#I(B see. Although an XML file containing rules is clearly read-only (thus
(Bcorresponding to the traditional english-language meaning of "rule"), I
(Bguess the "Rule" class is more like a "tag processor", or something like
(Bthat. Well, it would be easy to write Rule classes if Digester
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On Thu, 2005-01-20 at 09:58 +0900, Bill Keese wrote:
see. Although an XML file containing rules is clearly read-only (thus
corresponding to the traditional english-language meaning of rule), I
guess the Rule class is more like a tag processor, or something like
that. Well, it would be easy to
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 13:38:27 -0600, Vic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked at the implementation.
Is there a reason not to use JNDI there?
I am asking because I need to create a global pointer for
something(user's name on client side swing). Normally I would use
Singleton Factory. Chains
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