Forgive this slightly off topic question...
The database used by the Jetspeed WAR is HyperSonicSQL. Can you get a
command line too for accessing this database or am I supposed to use any
old Database access tool with JDBC connectivity? (Recommendations?)
Are HyperSonicSQL and InstantDB the
Jon Stevens escribi:
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d.html
I think you are using last turbine and also a mismatched castor version. Build
succeeds with turbine.jar and castor.jar in jetspeed/lib.
I have tested a build clean and then build. There
Sebastian Hidalgo escribi:
Hola Santiago,
Me dirijo a t, para consultarte unas dudas que tengo sobre JetSpeed, y
entiendo por el nombre que entenders mi lenguaje...
Please, don't send messages to the list that are not in english. I answer the
message directly to you.
Mi problema es el
Jon Stevens escribi:
This is a perfect example of why JSP sucks.
+1024 on that one.
You have embedded HTML code within your Java code...
ex:
+ out.println("trtdb"+key+"/b/tdtd = " + value + "/td/tr");
All programming practices tell us not to do that.
I am planning to develop a XSLT
The database used by the Jetspeed WAR is HyperSonicSQL. Can you get a
command line too for accessing this database or am I supposed to use any
old Database access tool with JDBC connectivity? (Recommendations?)
java -cp hsql.jar org.hsql.util.DatabaseManager
Are HyperSonicSQL and
on 1/13/01 9:43 AM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you are using last turbine and also a mismatched castor version. Build
succeeds with turbine.jar and castor.jar in jetspeed/lib.
I have tested a build clean and then build. There are plenty of deprecation
warnings (we are
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Buildfile: build\build.xml
Property ${ant.home} has not
