I'm not trying to load-balance. Upstream seems to be oriented to load
balancing, which is not the goal. Did I miss something?
Sorry for the late reply - indeed it is for load balancing etc; I was
working on the presumption you might have more than one back-end jetty
- if not then sure, what
Hi,
I'm using Lift 0.9 and the mapper featurese provided by Lift - I like
it!
Now I do need to do some database operations in a transaction and to
rollback when an error occurs.
I saw DB.rollback and tried DB.rollback(DefaultConnectionIdentifier),
but that doesn't rollback anything. I also
Hi David,
Im working on a standalone app as requested - I keep changing my my
mind about the design however.
Creating the challenges is no problem, as they are just subclasses of
LiftResponse, however, I cant settle on how best to handle the
authorization. If I want to create a challenge, then
I've been using netbeans very succesfully. I recomend it.
Thanks,
David
On Nov 15, 2008 8:53 AM, Oscar Picasso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Which tools would you recommend to work for a lift project, and more
generally with scala?
The requirement being that the project also uses maven.
I
All,
I just committed in master the code for generic support for Record/
Field. David will start adding JDBC spices soon.
Perhaps there a a couple of more field types to add so please take a
look and let us know your thoughts.
Br's,
Marius
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Hi all,
The actual behavior of nested menus is that kids are only returned
when their parent is selected. I'd like to have all kids returned.
If my guess is right the code that's controlling this is in sitemap.Menu:
//code
override def buildUpperLines(pathAt: HasKids, actual: Menu, populate:
wow this is super sweet marius!
A couple of questions:
- net.liftweb.record.Test... shouldn't this be in the tests package?
- DBRecord, whats the difference between this and ordinary record?
Looking at the code, it appears that DBRecord just adds some abstract
stuff like stubbs for save methods
Out of curiosity, how does Netbeans handle Maven projects, particularly ones
with nested modules? The most recent Eclipse plugin still has some warts,
but it generally seems to work OK if I set up the .classpath file properly
to point at all of the source folders.
Thanks,
Derek
On Sat, Nov 15,
That's funny, I just checked out the wip-record2-dpp branch this morning to
start looking at it :) So far, I really like what I see. I would agree with
Tim on calling it Persistable... vs DB... but otherwise it's looking very
good. If I have some time this week I might start looking at how to meld
I do maven from the command line. DavidB knows about maven in netbeans
On Nov 15, 2008 4:20 PM, Derek Chen-Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Out of curiosity, how does Netbeans handle Maven projects, particularly ones
with nested modules? The most recent Eclipse plugin still has some warts,
Derek,
With Java, Eclipse handles very well multi modules with the help of
m2eclipse. Just checkout a multimodule project as a Maven project from
subversion and it will create all the required projects in eclipse. No need
to use eclipse:eclipse.
With scala that's another story I have never had
To search the wiki, I suggest using using the site:liftweb.net keyword in
google. That will search all pages within liftweb.net
We should probably change the wiki search to do that automatically. The
built-in MediaWiki search is pathetic anyway.
--j
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 8:53 AM, Oscar Picasso
Is there an interest in Lift using valid XHTML, or do the Lift crew only
care if it's well-formed? I ask because the current version of Lift
creates XHTML that is invalid on every page unless you adjust the
default settings, and even then there seems to be a lot of
framework-generated HTML
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