Hello Eskil,
this has to do with the usage of jdk 1.6. Download the souces from SVN
and build it with the integrated 1.6jar target in the build.xml. This
works fine.
Eskil Lauritsen schrieb:
Hi, we encountered a missing class problem
DbResultSet40 is missing from inside the jars of the
Hello Eskil,
why do you want to put your compilation erros on the web frontend?
Putting the stack trace of an exceptions in the error area would be
comprehensable but compilation erros should stay in your ide, i think
Bye Mork
Eskil Lauritsen schrieb:
Hi!
I was wondering if it is possible
is that the browser hangs when we have some kind of java
error that is not related to RIFE.
-Eskil
On 4/13/07, Mork0075 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Eskil,
why do you want to put your compilation erros on the web frontend?
Putting the stack trace of an exceptions in the error area would
Hello Jeremy,
i'am a rife beginner myself, but i faced the question myself so i'll
give it a try to answer it.
The question rife persitence, hibernate, iBatis or whatever depends on
your needs. The rife persistence doenst want to compete with persitence
only frameworks like hibernate. It gives
with a
working user.
cheers
Henk
On 22 Mar 2007, at 21:51, Mork0075 wrote:
Ok, thanks a lot, this was my mistake.
But the other problem remains:
The property 'datasource' of element 'auth/loginBoxElement.xml'
was
expected to have the type
Hi,
i try to add some basic database functionality to my rife app, but got
some errors.
First of all, adding this line to my auth.xml (which extends
rife/autheticated/database.xml) element
property name=datasourcedatasourcemysql/datasource/property
causes the following error:
The property
I use the rife jumpstart project, i thaught theres mysql support out of
the box?
Henk schrieb:
Hi,
you probably checked this, but are you sure the MySQL jdbc driver is
in the classpath ?
cheers
Henk
On 22 Mar 2007, at 21:11, Mork0075 wrote:
Hi,
i try to add some basic database
, rife jumpstart does support MySQL, but does not include the
driver. Moreover, it depends on your mysql version which jdbc driver
you should use. Check out http://www.mysql.com/products/connector/j/
for more information.
good luck
Henk
On 22 Mar 2007, at 21:23, Mork0075 wrote:
I use
Hello,
i'am a little bit unsure about a rife concept, so perhaps somebody can
explain it to me. I use Hibernate for persistence. In the tutorials i
see the DatabaseUsers example, i think this goes hand in hand with the
build-in rife auth element. If i want to use the build-in auth element,
do i
