Stephan Hesmer wrote:
Hi,
A while ago, there was a discussion about concurrent users and how fast they
are processed. I spent some time to find and eleminate the occuring
problems. A short summary:
Thanks for your effort!
* There are a lot of unnecessery synchronized statements in the
Matthias Krehl wrote:
I followed the proposed steps
and Tomcat is starting, indeed!
(with turbine-2.1-dev-unreleased.jar from tdk-1.1a11)
But Jetspeed doesn't run yet. It says:
Horrible Exception:
org.apache.turbine.services.InitializationException:
LoggingService can't
Matthias Krehl wrote:
Hi!
In fact i do use the sh-script to start/stop tomcat.
In our configuration it is:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/tomcat
However, i changed the
deamon tomcat start
deamon tomcat stop
to
tomcat start
tomcat stop
Run it directly from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think Java 2 would really fit our needs. Currently, Java 2 provides
code-source based access controls (access controls based on where the code
originated from and who signed the code), but it lacks the ability to
additionally enforce access controls based
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Santiago,
I think it is better if you just update the EcsStylesheetElement properly,
I don't think using SimpleTransform in ECSStylesheet element or somewhere
else as a wrapper for the standard XML API is necessary. I think it is ok
to call the standard XML
Matthias Krehl wrote:
I tried to start Tomcat from the command line
tomcat run
without (no problem) and with Jetspeed as webapp.
This gave me indeed an error message on console:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
at
Gareth Coltman wrote:
Has anyone had any success using Jetspeed with Turbine ?
Jetspeed IS turbine.
I mean, Jetspeed is a turbine application, and Jetspeed has no servlet.
The servlet you run when you run jetspeed is org.apache.turbine.Turbine.
I hope this answers your question. :-)
--
While checking tomcat with security, I noticed the following in server.xml:
"If security manager is enabled, you'll have read perms.
in the webapps dir and read/write in the workdir."
I quote this because this question was made by David some time ago.
The set of properties needed for Jetspeed
Steve Freeman escribi:
Santiago,
The problem is that the built-in code is per-process (read: per-JVM) and it
not the required per-thread which we need for Jetspeed. So we couldn't use
the internal stuff without extending the Jetspeed code to do the ACL
checking. Let me be *very* clear:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Santiago,
I agree that it is possible to implement the PortletAccessControl interface
based on JAAS, JAAS provides the Subject.doAs() method that allows to
execute code under the identity of a particular user (I know the details of
how to do this). There are
carlos beltran wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
carlos beltran wrote:
But it is not working!! Jetspeed is caching the jsp page and sending
cache hits with this page. So the portlet is still using the cache and
the channel is not renewed ! :(.
Why is this happening? Has jetspeed
Matthias Krehl wrote:
Hi!
I'm really new to Jetspeed. And that's my problem:
with
Linux 2.2.14-5 from RedHat6.2
JDK 1.3from j2sdk-1.3.0-RC1-linux-i386.tar.bz2
Tomcat 3.2.1 from tomcat-3.2.1-1-noarch.rpm
Cocoon 1.8.2 from cocoon-1.8.2-2.noarch.rpm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Santiago,
the EcsStyleSheet element works similarly to the EcsServletElement. The
purpose of these classes is to allow for deferring exectution of a
servlet/JSP or a stylesheet respectively until the ECS tree is traversed,
so that the JSP or stylesheet
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 2/22/01 4:17 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of the java.security.* framework is interface based.
So is Turbine's.
I really don't see a need to use java.security.* when Turbine has a *MUCH*
more complete implementation of a security
Matthias Krehl wrote:
Well, i didn't wait that much,
however, the prompt after starting
'/var/bin/tomcat start'
returns a second later
after listing this classpath:
/var/tomcat/lib/ant.jar
/var/tomcat/lib/bsf.jar
/var/tomcat/lib/cocoon.jar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We also have plans in this direction, I think we should agree on a common
interface for what we do.
Some first thoughts on this topic ...
I think there are actually two points where access control must be applied:
- Customization - users should only be
What I really mean is that we found a problem while I was visiting Juan
Carlos in Ciudad Real (related with how SAX1 implementations handle
namespaces) that made it mandatory for us to try to go into SAX2 ---
Xalan2.
I did some experiments and I found that migrating Jetspeed to use only
Kimpton,C (Chris) wrote:
Hi,
We are using jetspeed1.3a1 and it is generally working fine (although still
temperamental upon startup - at least on linux...)
We have 2 portlets that based on the same class and when we use either
individually, they work fine.
These portlets are
carlos beltran wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to create a portlet that doesn't use the cache. I have read
that this can be done by creating a portlet with the isCacheable()
method returning false. I have done so extending the newRSSPorlet and
creating a new portlet called NoCacheRSSPortlet.
Sarah Eggleston wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
Sarah Eggleston wrote:
(...)
If this isn't general interest just shout and we can take it offline.
The XML data isn't stored in cache, I got hold of this by running with
It is. All the JetspeedDiskCacheEntry stuff means it is being
Sarah Eggleston wrote:
(...)
Confused of Hursley (Sarah)
--Exceptions--
[Some data modified to protect the innocent]
[Tue Feb 20 10:52:55 GMT+00:00 2001] -- NOTICE --
I have committed a few changes in cvs:
- Patch in JetspeedURLManagerService.java to have it saving correctly
urls containing "," (spoiled the persistency of "bad" url from time to time)
- Patch in init() of VariableResourcesService.java so that it waits to
be properly initialized. Juan
ingo schuster wrote:
At 20:04 02/16/01, Raphal Luta wrote:
What would be the ideal time for an IRC chat ?
Personnally I'd prefer either between 12:00 and 130:00 GMT (but I
guess it's
a bit early for the PST people out there) or near 19:00 - 20:00 GMT.
Both times are ok with me.
ingo schuster wrote:
Sorry,
I mixed up two different things: The EcsServletElement uses the
RequestDispatcher - that's absolutely safe.
I thought it'd open an URL connection (as it the DiskCach does) and this
would result in looping from the servlet container, through the web
server
--- Original Message ---
At 07:42 16/02/2001 -0800, you wrote:
Here's what I did (using JDK 1.3 on W2K) :
- download Catalina 4.0-b1
- replace crimson.jar and jaxp.jar by xerces-1.3.0.jar
- download latest CVS
- replace lib/xerces.jar with xerces-1.3.0.jar (I've updated
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
Do you mean that javax.servlet.* is more standard than javax.xml.* (Trax
and Jaxp)?
What I am trying to point out is that it is not good for a standard Java
API depend on other Java APIs that are not part of the JDK classes.
If you
Santiago Gala wrote:
(...)
Do you think I should commit?
No news is good news! :)
If nobody speaks, I will commit tomorrow to have my working copy cleaner.
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Raphal Luta wrote:
(...)
I would agree to this only if you can show me workable fragment guidelines
for non nestable markups like WML or SMIL. (I don't know VoiceXML but I
gather it's also non nestable).
What I mean by "non nestable" is that the markup does not provide a general
element
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it is useful to provide a little summary of the current state of
the discussion.
I tried to give a neutral summary on each item, followed by my opinion.
Point 1: Should JetSpeed require portlets to produce full documents ?
Producing full documents
John Menke wrote:
I have a problem with the 1.3a distribution ("Couldn't process URL:
/ocs/local.ocs") I found a message from ingo shuster stating I could fix it
with the files in the CVS directory. How to do an upgrade of the 1.3a
distribution with the files from the CVS.
If the
Anderson dos Santos wrote:
Hi,
i realy need your help. I acess mail list and try many sugest (ie include
jdbc drive in enviroment path), but not resolved.
[]'s
Sorry, I don't know very much about the database setup. I think your jdbc driver
should be in the webapp/WEB-INF/lib dir,
to
I have some files changed, and I doubt to commit or not. I started
changing Dictionary to Map, because Dictionary has a few problems:
- it is an abstract class, but not comprehensive enough for what I
needed. (it lacks methods like putAll(Map) )
- casting it to Hashtable defeats all the
Ignacio J. Ortega wrote:
Hola a todos:
Some days ago ( about 2 to 4 ) Global Admin portlet used to work, now
the browser hangs forever when trying it, i'm using code from CVS (
updated as i see commits on it )...
I just committed to it so that it shows summary memory info, badURL number
Ignacio J. Ortega wrote:
Hola a Todos:
After a while back, i'm evaluating another time jetspeed, some comments:
* It runs from a war like a charm a nice and big advance, from pre war
times, jetspeed was a nigthmare to install , thanks ,...
* It's suppoused that wap content works ?
Raphal Luta wrote:
Following the discussions on the Portlet API, there's no strong consensus
on the following points of the Portlet API and so they should be voted
upon.
For those who did not follow the arguments, pleae read the "Secure
Portlets"
thread in the mail archive before
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Santiago Gala wrote:
We are already supporting, in not yet public code, HTML and WML with thesame PSML file using a final media adapted XSLT transformation. Allportlets generate XML, and the aggregation process is a matter offollowing the Po
Santiago Gala wrote:
(another HTML message slipped)...
I think I found the way to switch off HTML from mozilla at the end...
Sorry.
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d entities.
* allow the portlet either to use getWriter() or getContentHandler()
but not both (mutually
exclusive use just like ServletResponse.getWriter() and
getOutputStream()).
In case of portlets that use SAX, I have the name SAXlets (c) Santiago
Gala 2000. Look in the archives for the po
Raphal Luta wrote:
In case of portlets that use SAX, I have the name SAXlets (c)
Santiago Gala 2000. Look in the archives for the post where I
copyrighted the name implicitly last year :) These methods could be
put into servlet API, and I think they should. Something like
Raphal Luta wrote:
At 09:13 09/02/2001 +0200, you wrote:
Hi,
I just saw a post on the Turbine list regarding Hypersonic SQL:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=62074
How will the fact that Hypersonic will no longer be actively developed
(for the time being?) affect
David Sean Taylor wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Just dl'ed the latest build, and Im getting this when I click on the "RSSSources" tab:[Thu Feb 08 09:21:09 PST 2001] -- ERROR -- Exception: java.lang.ArithmeticException: / by zero Stack Trace follows: java.lang.ArithmeticException: / by zero at
This
Raphal Luta wrote:
At 02:27 07/02/2001 -0500, you wrote:
Hi,
I am unable to get the ./build.sh webapp target to build
the jetspeed.war file. I get about 100 errors regarding
incorrect characters in
org/apache/jetspeed/modules/localization/JetspeedLocalization_fr.java
?
Never
Raphal Luta wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">"Well-formed XML" simply implies that the output of the portlet will be
parseable by an XML parser but does not enforce (or even expect) any
DTD or schema compliance.
My rationale for this is that I believe that, contrary to the servlet container
which
Johnny Cass wrote:
Jon Stevens wrote:
Velocity kick's JSP ass so badly, in so many ways, it is silly. I'm going to
start working on a page that just shows how bad JSP really is. Even combined
with nice toolsets like Struts, it still sucks.
I've read a lot of opinions like this one all
Dave Carlson wrote:
Also, there is the machine in http://XMLmodeling.com. Even if it is
quite certainly implemented with jetspeed, I don't know the version, and
there is no reference to the jetspeed project in the page. So, for a
demo, your customer will have to trust you when you clain it
Christian Nichols wrote:
Try this site out:
http://216.216.26.182/servlet/qmetrics
You can login into the site using system/system as the user/password. This
is the product that we have been working on for the last year and have just
released. It is based on Jetspeed 1.2B1 and Turbine
ingo schuster wrote:
Ok, sh** I'll have to take more care about case-sesitivity! Fixed it
in CVS, the problem was in JetspeedJspLayout:
- screenTemplate = "ECS";
+ screenTemplate = "Ecs";
No problem, I was already able to work around it. BTW, my
David Sean Taylor wrote:
Okay, I got the new TDK and the latest jetspeed. I built the jetspeed
webapp, placed the .war in tdk/webapps, and this is what I get:
[Tue Feb 06 10:30:13 PST 2001] -- ERROR --
Exception: java.lang.SecurityException: sealing violation
Stack Trace
John Menke wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Several of the portlets in the configuration menu have URL's as their names.I looked in my registry and they are no references anywhere to the url's.Where do these entries come from? How can I remove them?
They are getting loaded and instantiated through
Peter Wayner wrote:
I need to make a presentation to several people to argue about
different open source portal projects. Are there any good examples of
Jetspeed running out there? Is anyone using it at a cool site? The old
classic example (http://relativity.yi.org/) doesn't seem to
ingo schuster wrote:
Ingo,
I can't compile HTMLWriter.java, message:
jetspeed/src/java/org/apache/jetspeed/util/HTMLRewriter.java:346:52:346:81:
Error: No field named "IMPLIED" was found in type
"javax/swing/text/html/HTMLEditorKit$ParserCallback".
Which swing/java version is
ingo schuster escribi:
At 18:44 01/31/01, Santiago Gala wrote:
ingo schuster escribi:
At 12:43 01/31/01, Jain, Deepak wrote:
Hi Ingo,
I implemented your changes then realised that this is not going to
work. The
URL class constructor which you have used
Raphal Luta escribi:
"W. Craig Trader" wrote:
Hi! I just loaded the latest Jetspeed (straight from CVS) and it looks
great. I set it up on my internal web/application server, and it runs
fine with one minor problem ... that makes the current incarnation utterly
useless.
For
"Brian M. Long" escribi:
i have no idea what the rfc822 is. it's just showing up at the end of the
exception text in the monitor. i was hoping that someone who wrote the code
that throws the exception could tell me ;)
rfc822 is the specification of SMTP. (try somethings like
Raphal Luta escribi:
Ingo Rammer wrote:
Hi,
obviously you should insert the following line into
jetspeed/webapp/db/jetspeed.script
INSERT INTO TURBINE_ROLE VALUES(1,'authenticated_user',NULL)
Fixed in CVS as well as adding the confirm.* keys in JR.p.
Thanks for the debug
ingo schuster escribi:
At 10:20 02/01/01, Raphal Luta wrote:
Santiago Gala wrote:
In my setup, using NAT and mod_jk, current Jetspeed is working right. I
think that if your reverse proxy is Apache, you could configure it to
connect to Jetspeed using APJ12/APJ13 connectors
Raphal Luta escribi:
I agree with most of your proposal. I think it is excelent, and we are
going the right direction to get something usable and workable.
Sorry for the delay in answering, but I wanted to understand it
completely before jumping in.
I like the way pull ideas are applied here.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi:
We have done some performance measurements, running JetSpeed on RS/6000
machines with one and with four processors. The 4-way machine's processors
are running about twice as fast as the 1-way's. Surprisingly, performance
seems to increase proportionally with the
Raphal Luta escribi:
In case you did not notice it yet, in the new layout proposal we use a pull
methodology, which means jetspeed has *no way* to know how many and which
panes will be included in a given template. I don't think this presents a
major issue but you need to be aware of
McCabe, Steve wrote:
Hello,
Ive just installed Jetspeed on NT4 w/Tomcat-IIS (isapi)..but I can also hit
Tomcat directly using port 8080. I had Jetspeed up and running a few months
ago..but now Im on a different setup. When I hit the main page I get the
following error: (I noticed a few
We should probably do a BOF in addition to any official sessions that get
approved.
Another +1 here. I hope I will be able to go.
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Raphal Luta wrote:
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 1/31/01 12:53 AM, "Raphal Luta" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yeah, that is just a paranoid check of mine because when the service was
written there was weird behavior with the service initialization order and
Rfal was working on the subject so I
"Jain, Deepak" escribi:
Thanks for the reply. I tried it but could not get it working. I got the
same error and the datasources.properties file was created again.
I connect to the internet via a proxy on my LAN. Do I have to maintain the
proxy settings somewhere?
Yes. That is standard
Raphal Luta escribi:
David Sean Taylor wrote:
Raphal Luta wrote:
David Sean Taylor wrote:
I checked in Ingo's WebPagePortlet in portal.portlets
I'm -1 for that.
Im +1 for it, thats why I checked it in.
I wrote a WebPagePortlet a while back, and I've been using
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi:
The init method is synchronized - is there a particular reason for this ?
I looked at some other JetSpeed services, their init method was not
synchronized.
It is part of the workaround for the bug in the turbine.jar we are using
right now. We can get rid of it
Jon Stevens escribi:
on 1/30/01 2:19 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A better methodology for this is to simply remove the tags that you don't
know about and keep the ones that you want...this can be done with a regular
expression. I suggest that you do i
Stephan Hesmer escribi:
where is the russian feed? I could not find it.
Somebody customised the turbine user, and the current customiser breaks
the code.
I will put it in the default user psml, to make it visible.
BTW, I would like that somebody with a WAP phone having the russian
charset
ingo schuster escribi:
At 12:43 01/31/01, Jain, Deepak wrote:
Hi Ingo,
I implemented your changes then realised that this is not going to work. The
URL class constructor which you have used
content = new URL("http", proxyName, proxyPort, url);
will map my URL to something
Mirko Buholzer escribi:
Hi all ...
I am just writing some portlets connecting to external sources and had some
ideas on how to enhance the request performance (processing time).
As I understand, Jetspeed calls every getContent() of a portlet in a
sequential way. This means if a portlet
"Jain, Deepak" escribi:
Hello,
I am working with Jetspeed 1.3a1 working on tomcat 3.2.1/Apache 1.3.14 on
Windows 2000.
I get the following error in the console window when the Jetspeed context is
loaded by Tomcat.
Can anyone help with this?
Jon Stevens escribi:
on 1/30/01 7:12 AM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I imagine that we will converge eventually towards Avalon. I expect this
to happen, so that we can merge freely turbine services, cocoon
services, etc. I have read that you are c
I have commited changes in a few files.
Mostly changes in the way services are initialized, plus a couple of
problems that prevented multibyte portlets to work.
I hope I will not break anything. Under my setup it works fairly well
now, as you can see in:
Jon Stevens escribi:
on 1/30/01 4:35 PM, "Java Apache CVS Development" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
public synchronized void init( ServletConfig config )
{
+//We have already been initialized...
+if( getInit() ) return;
+
If you are using Turbine's Services, then
Raphal Luta escribi:
[Rafal, I copy this message to you because I don't know if you are on the
Jetspeed list and this is Services related]
Santiago Gala wrote:
I think I found it. I will try to summarise, as an opportunity to get
corrected if I make some error in my reasoning
Jon Stevens escribi:
Ok,
Just so you know, I just got through with a few fairly major changes to the
way that Services works and it is much cleaner now. I also tested a lot of
the functionality so I know that things are working pretty well.
on 1/28/01 1:13 PM, "Raphal Luta" [EMAIL
ingo schuster escribi:
I don't know much about iCalender. Anybody else?
ingo.
From: Thierry Janaudy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: iCal
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2001 18:21:34 -
X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.5.2650.21)
Hello,
I am
Raphal Luta escribi:
Santiago Gala wrote:
Raphal Luta escribi:
The dependency mechanism already exists in Turbine services and you don't even
have to specify them manually.
I don't see how the feed dameon can use the registry before it is initialized,
when
it tries to get
"Brian M. Long" escribi:
got Jetspeed-1.3a1-war.tar.gz from jetspeed downloads
got jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1.tar from jakarta downloads
didn't rebuild - just untarred/gzipped. followed instructions in INSTALL
file from jetspeed.
when i run startup.sh, i get the following:
a bunch of
Raphal Luta escribi:
Mirko Buholzer wrote:
I have the same problem on my machine.
The reason, as I have tracked, is that FeedDaemon starts running before
RegistryManager is fully initialized. I managed to solve this, but now
the problem is that FeedDaemon starts producing feed
Pablo Lambert escribi:
Ron:
I am very interesting in this code!
It looks like a lot of people is interested into this code.
I propose that Steve B. sends his old code (I imagine is entered the
list unnoticed).
I that Ingo looks at it / merges it with his proposal, and that we
"Kimpton,C (Chris)" escribi:
Hi,
Can anyone confirm that they don't get this error intermittently?
I do get it always (my machine is dual processor and so thread
scheduling is quite different).
The reason, as I have tracked, is that FeedDaemon starts running before
RegistryManager is
Federica Legger escribi:
Federica,
Maybe it's just a typo in your post, but it should "instance", not
"istance"...
Thanks, it was a typo in my jetspeed-config.jcfg :)
Now I hope it's correct:
portlet-entry type="instance" name="Hello World"
Santiago Gala escribi:
ingo schuster escribi:
At 13:13 01/23/01, mickie wrote:
Hi , All !!!
How can I make my Jetspeed work with resources presented in
other charsets than iso-8859-5. The "content.defaultencoding&quo
Craig Berry escribi:
A potential client has asked about Jetspeed's double-byte character support.
Obviously, from the Java point of view, there's no issue, as Java handles
DBCS transparently. But there are of course potential issues at all I/O
points, including database reads and writes,
Raphal Luta escribi:
ingo schuster wrote:
At 12:16 01/20/01, Mirko Buholzer wrote:
Hi all ...
Just for Information, you can redirect a request in a Servlet like this:
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response) {
Raphal Luta escribi:
Christian Sell wrote:
- the semantic of the GET requests is they should *never* change the state
of a server, this is not true for a login screen or for most form
handling
screens for this matter.
sorry for jumping in, but I'm getting curious - where
David Sean Taylor escribi:
Santiago Gala wrote:
We are developing a extension of the new profiler (in fact, it is
already here, we are just testing) to cache the generated portletset in
the session, to avoid recomputing the portletset for each request.
Excellent. (I am very happy
Ingo Rammer escribi:
Hi,
today I installed jetspeed ... I really like its features ... it's exactly
what I was looking for ;)
I nevertheless came across some problems [I built from the current CVS-tree,
as of 2 hours ago ... ]
* When logging in as "admin", Click on "Customize" -
Ingo Rammer escribi:
Hi,
I found a workaround, but unfortunately cannot say for sure why it was that
way.
In jetspeed-portal-content there was
schema targetNamespace="http://www.apache.org/2000/02/CVS"
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/10/XMLSchema"
after
Mirko Buholzer escribi:
Hi,
What is the general approach in jetspeed to show for example
a detail page of a news item in the same Portlet area.
In other words, on the XMLHack Portlet i click a news item and now i
want this news item detail to be displayed in the on the same screen
in
ingo schuster escribi:
At 21:55 01/18/01, Manjuka Soysa wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with the logging in procedure of jetspeed.
After logging in, the Home page is shown on the browser, but the URL is
still the login page.
So if you do a refresh, it does a re-post. Also if there are forms in
ingo schuster escribi:
At 04:58 01/16/01, Santiago Gala wrote:
ingo schuster escribi:
I committed some changes so that in the JSP case a screen is expected to be
found as screen.jsp.
Only for a few exceptions (Home, Admin, Info,...) respective screen classes
are searched
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi:
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 1/14/01 3:46 PM, "Kevin A. Burton" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They are called dependencies. There is NO way we can have a global build
system
without using CVS tags for supported versions. If Jetspeed it forced to work
out of
ingo schuster escribi:
At 09:41 01/15/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just finished updated the Turbine dependency of Jetspeed
to use the Turbine jar bundled with the latest TDK (1.1a10).
I propose that we stick to this policy (using the latest TDK
Turbine.jar) unless there's a need to
Christian Sell escribi:
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
In
ingo schuster escribi:
At 00:21 01/16/01, Santiago Gala wrote:
ingo schuster escribi:
At 09:41 01/15/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just finished updated the Turbine dependency of Jetspeed
to use the Turbine jar bundled with the latest TDK (1.1a10).
I propose that we stick
ingo schuster escribi:
I committed some changes so that in the JSP case a screen is expected to be
found as screen.jsp.
Only for a few exceptions (Home, Admin, Info,...) respective screen classes
are searched and executed in the old Ecs style.
This works the same with all templates of
Jon Stevens escribi:
http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/jakarta/proto/jetspee
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
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