Tyler,
you put the metadata in it's own package, for example for:
com.warfrog.portal.beans.Article
com.warfrog.portal.beans.metadata.ArticleMetaData
This is not supported, you have to use exactly the same name as the
bean and then only add the MetaData suffix. In this case that gives:
com.war
Geert,
Sure, I'll send it over tonight when I get home. Just running some
test for a new project.
Cheers,
Tyler
On 6/26/06, Geert Bevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Tyler,
as said before, I can't reproduce this. Any chance of isolating it
and sending me an archive to test with?
Geert
On
Hi Tyler,
as said before, I can't reproduce this. Any chance of isolating it
and sending me an archive to test with?
Geert
On 26 Jun 2006, at 14:48, Tyler Pitchford wrote:
Geert,
It's a standard setup based off of a RIFE-Jumpstart 1.4 Eclipse
Environment (I did replace the Rife framework
Not sure if this is going to add much to the conversation, but I know
Hibernate uses -1 on a Bean to indicate that it had not been persisted
yet. Once the Hibernate engine inserted the object or retrieved the
object from the DB the -1 was replaced with whatever Id was returned
by the DB. String Id
I always found this to be a good place to start when learning how to
make a Custom Participant. Make sure you check out the
/rep/participants.xml, it'll show you how to wire it into RIFE.
http://rifers.org:8088/viewrep/rifers/blablalist/trunk/src/java/blablalist/participants/InstallParticipant.ja
Geert,
It's a standard setup based off of a RIFE-Jumpstart 1.4 Eclipse
Environment (I did replace the Rife framework jar with 1.5M3 though).
Other than that nothing special about the setup that I can think of.
Cheers,
Tyler
On 6/26/06, Geert Bevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Tyler,
I trie
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Eddy,
An exit with a flow link will always carry around the value of a global
variable that is declared in the same scope. I'm happy if using an exit
does what you were looking for, however I'm now even more unsure of what
you're actually trying to do.
Take care,
Geer
Hi Eddy,
An exit with a flow link will always carry around the value of a
global variable that is declared in the same scope. I'm happy if
using an exit does what you were looking for, however I'm now even
more unsure of what you're actually trying to do.
Take care,
Geert
On 26 Jun 200
Hi Steven,
Actually the API that you're suggesting here will not work. The
reason is that -1 indicates that the saving or updating wasn't
successful. I'm now wondering if the API shouldn't be changed so that
instead of returning the identifier value, a boolean value is
returned instead (i
Geert Bevin wrote:
Hi Eddy,
What exactly are you trying to do? As long as there's no output value
present when a URL is generated, the value of the global variable will
not be added to the query string. Is that sufficient?
Best regards,
Geert
Hi Geert,
That's not sufficient, but I just r
Hi Eddy,
What exactly are you trying to do? As long as there's no output value
present when a URL is generated, the value of the global variable
will not be added to the query string. Is that sufficient?
Best regards,
Geert
On 26 Jun 2006, at 13:06, Eddy Young wrote:
Hi,
How do I leav
Hi Andrès,
Yes there is away to perform initialization stuff. I suggest that you
look into what's called the "repository" in RIFE. You can declare a
number of participants and implement your own if you're in need of
custom behavior. You can find more information here: http://
rifers.org/wi
Hi.
Is there any "standard" place where to put initialization stuff
(create a web service cliente reference, for use in the web app for
example) in Rife? Or should i add the classic "loadOnStartup=1"
servlet to web.xml?
Cheers.
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Hi,
How do I leave out a globalvar from certain URLs? I think I've
seen/discussed this with Geert before, but at the moment I am completely
clueless as to how to do that.
Thanks,
Eddy
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