How are you loading the spring config?
On Feb 5, 2008 2:21 PM, dev dev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have spent a bit of time on this and we cannot seem to find ways to get
this to work for such a simple configuration. We are using version 1.1-M2.
Simple method to start the server.
public
I found the problem . It works after we make the following changes (server
first then component).
// Start the Restlet component
Server server = (Server) SpringContextLoader.getBean(server);
logger.debug(value1:: + server.getContext
().getParameters().getFirstValue(key1));
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Objet : Re: SpringServer parameters
I believe you can sign documents with Adobe too provided the
document has certain permissions set on it.
Is there no way to integrate the agreement into the issue
tracker? That would really be the best place for it. When a
user
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for the patch, this sounds like a good idea.
In order to create an issue, you need to create a Tigris.org account:
http://www.tigris.org/servlets/Join
Also, you need to send us a signed JCA, see details here:
http://www.restlet.org/community/contribute
Best regards,
Jerome
Hi Kevin,
Yes, you can email me a scanned version of the JCA. We don't have an online
version available, however that is something to consider to lower the
contribution legal barrier.
Best regards,
Jerome
2007/11/21, Kevin Conaway [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks Jerome,
I've created issue
Thanks Kevin.
Good point about the editable PDF form, I will look into this with my
Acrobat Elements version.
You will still need to sign, but the filling process would be easier indeed.
Best regards,
Jerome
2007/11/21, Kevin Conaway [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Jerome,
Will do. If someone has a
Hi,
I'd like to suggest adding setParameters(java.util.Properties) method to the
SpringServer bean so that parameters can easily be added to the Server via
Spring. This saves the user from having to manually call
getContext().getParameters().add(x,y).
I've created a patch and test case but I
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