Aleks:
Thanks for your reply - yes, I see looking at the archives that Nils was
giving it a try.
Nils, anything we can do to help that effort along?
Mike
On Tue, 2005-02-08 at 15:19, Aleksandar Vidakovic wrote:
> Salut Mike,
>
> unfortunately I had to freeze my efforts for a while (time ;-),
> I'm not really sure what I need, and that may be the problem. What I
> got now is basically an advanced CRUD application. What I want in the
> application is to set up rules, configurable at run time, that will
> trigger other items to happen. I don't want the "rules" hard coded in a
> helper
Salut Mike,
unfortunately I had to freeze my efforts for a while (time ;-), but I
remember some mails not too long ago from another german developer who
seemed to have something usable. As far as I remember his name was Nils
Döhring...
Hope this helps,
Aleks
P.S.: ... if there remains something
I'm not really sure what I need, and that may be the problem. What I
got now is basically an advanced CRUD application. What I want in the
application is to set up rules, configurable at run time, that will
trigger other items to happen. I don't want the "rules" hard coded in a
helper or mod
Michael Nash wrote:
Gene:
I think you hit the nail on the head: the Xpath expressions will, by
default, change *everything* they match (which is quite handy when
that's what you want, and quite a pain when it's not). I was thinking we
can set up one (for example) to change *all* logging levels to
Aleks:
I seem to recall you were working on a Laszlo client for Keel? Can you
let me know how that is going when you get a change? I have a client
whose seen the Laszlo demos and was very impressed, they'd like to see
how it might integrate with a back-end system.
Thanks!
Mike
http://keelfra
Gene:
I think you'll need to put the mapping file in keel-map.properties,
that's the filename that startup looks for to build the mappings used.
I'm not sure it will see it in a different name...
Mike
On Tue, 2005-02-08 at 00:15, Gene wrote:
> i also added a jdbc-map.properties to my app's conf
Just updating my system with the new build stuff... hope to get it
running as soon as possible... trying to hurry up ;-)
Aleks
On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 23:18 -0600, Gene wrote:
> Super! Thanks Aleks, looking forward to putting this service to use. I
> have many templates already defined, this is g
Gene:
I think you hit the nail on the head: the Xpath expressions will, by
default, change *everything* they match (which is quite handy when
that's what you want, and quite a pain when it's not). I was thinking we
can set up one (for example) to change *all* logging levels to WARN or
DEBUG, for e
Ramin:
No plans currently, as far as I know. From my experience, Spring doesn't
do anything that Keel doesn't already do, albeit perhaps in a slightly
different way.
Regards,
Mike
On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 10:02, Ramin wrote:
> Any plans to integrate the Spring Framework into Keel?
>
> http://www.
Guys:
I found I had to key in MAVEN_REPO manually on Windows, but on *nix the
maven eclipse:generate-classpath defined it for me just fine. Also on
Windows it seems to ignore MAVEN_REPO at the environment level (which
might be why it doesn't go into Eclipse properly).
Also, if theres an error in
Yes, I've noticed the same thing. I've had to put a maven.repo.local
property in my build.properties to get it to point to the right place on
a Windows box. On *nix, it seems to pay attention to the MAVEN_REPO, but
not on Windows, unless I'm doing it wrong...
Mike
On Mon, 2005-02-07 at 14:23, Ram
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