Hi Steve,
If someone can give the new material a quick read and make sure
it's accurate and that my adaptation of Emmanuel's code is
I read over it and it looks very nice, just made a couple of minor
modifications.
the right way to do things, that'd be super. In particular I tried
and f
Not sure if it's better to start a new thread or just extend this one, but:
Geert Bevin wrote:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.rife.user/2767/focus=2767
...
Emmanuel also gives a good summary of how to use database
authentication, with clear code snippets.
I am probably just slow, but
Geert Bevin wrote:
The tables are not 'automatically' created by the framework. It's up
to you to call the install() methods on the manager classes that are
involved. If you want to know the structure, either read the source
code of the manager classes or look at what has been created during
d
Hi Stefan,
Hmm, one example was, when I tried to send an email and I
remembered RIFE had some functionality for this. After reading
through the examples and looking at the code, I realized that RIFE
only supported asynchronous sending of mails. Probably because
synchronously sending mails
I like it... if only for the fact that two weeks down the line he'll
have to write again... only this time to say what a darling rife is ;P
On 6/18/06, Eddy Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 18 Jun 2006, at 22:58, Steven Grimm wrote:
>
> Once again, though, I apologize if I've offended anyone
On 18 Jun 2006, at 22:58, Steven Grimm wrote:
Once again, though, I apologize if I've offended anyone. That is
not the intent at all.
Steven,
My reply was meant to encourage you to post your questions on the
mailing list more than anything else.
Eddy
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It wasn't my first post on the list, but I will grant you that I am
not a longtime participant -- which is kind of the point. The
message in question was the perspective of someone who hasn't had a
lot of experience with RIFE yet, which means someone who hasn't
spent lots of time asking que
Eddy Young wrote:
It is unfortunate that your first post on the mailing list is to
announce a blog entry ranting about your irks with RIFE. Most of us
use the mailing list as a second source of documentation when the Wiki
does not provide the answer.
It wasn't my first post on the list, but I
Hi Steven,
I'm glad to hear the first part of that, and yes, I did notice a
lot of examples in the release notes, which are great. My harsh
comment was based solely on the parts of the framework I've tried
to use. The template system is quite well documented, enough so
that I felt confide
On 18 Jun 2006, at 09:20, Steven Grimm wrote:
I feel like I'm fumbling around in the dark with RIFE. How are
other people coming up to speed on this framework? I'm finding
myself spending five times as long searching (often fruitlessly)
for documentation as I'm spending actually getting wo
Geert Bevin wrote:
Also, since three years, no public APIs get committed anymore without
Javadocs. Additionally, as you probably saw, each release contains
extremely detailed release notes with examples that are afterwards
aggregated in the wiki's cookbook. I think that there is no
open-source
Sorry about that -- it should be fixed now. My comment-spam defense was
broken.
-Steve
Geert Bevin wrote:
Comments on your blog seem to be broken, would you mind looking into
that so that I can reply there too?
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Hi Geert,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I must say that feel exactly the same way as Steven and most of the
time when I want to learn something new with RIFE, I end up reading
sources for hours.
It would be interesting to know which areas were the main problem for
you and why the curre
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I must say that feel exactly the same way as Steven and most of the
time when I want to learn something new with RIFE, I end up reading
sources for hours.
It would be interesting to know which areas were the main problem for
you and why the cu
Hi Steven, hi Geert,
I must say that feel exactly the same way as Steven and most of the time
when I want to learn something new with RIFE, I end up reading sources
for hours. By now, I can almost always tell the year some code was
written, just by looking at the RIFE-features it utilizes. :)
Hi Steven,
I'm sorry that you're bumping into this block.
I agree that documentation is lacking in some areas, mostly for code
that was initiated earlier than three years ago. We've tried to fill
in the Javadocs holes and I think that in the areas that we did
cover, we're doing an excellen
I feel like I'm fumbling around in the dark with RIFE. How are other
people coming up to speed on this framework? I'm finding myself spending
five times as long searching (often fruitlessly) for documentation as
I'm spending actually getting work done. (It's the "fruitlessly" part
that really i
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