OK, i found it... it expects 'credentials' for the submission name.
Thanks,
Emmanuel
On 11/14/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK Geert,
Now I've setup an element called UserHome that points to a url
'/user/home' and another element called Registration that takes you to
Hi Emmanuel,
you can actually set that up with the 'submission_name' property,
which defaults to 'credentials'.
Best regards,
Geert
On 14-nov-05, at 13:26, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
OK, i found it... it expects 'credentials' for the submission name.
Thanks,
Emmanuel
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Geert Bevin
Geert,
Nope, it's only in the build file.
Not making the java process fork to execute the template
precompilation prevents ant on Windows to apply the file globbing to
the parameters.
OK, it works now. Thanks.
May I ask for a name attribut in project element of the build.xml,
then
OK, it works now. Thanks.
Great!
May I ask for a name attribut in project element of the
build.xml, then Eclipse can use it as label in its ant view.
It has been committed.
Best regards,
Geert
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Geert Bevin Uwyn bvba
Use what you need Avenue de
Geert,
There are signature function issues with
com.uwyn.rife.database.queries.CreateTable.foreignKey. In the first and
fifth cases, there are 6 parameters... I think these need some
transformation as in second case: localColumn and foreignColumn in a
String[]
Regards
Pierre
public
Hi Pierre,
Which RIFE jar are you using (jdk 1.4 or jdk 1.5 version?)
Are you using Eclipse?
Are you using a 1.5 JDK?
Best regards,
Geert
On 14-nov-05, at 13:56, Raoul Pierre wrote:
Geert,
There are signature function issues with
com.uwyn.rife.database.queries.CreateTable.foreignKey. In
Thanks,
Emmanuel
On 11/14/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
you can actually set that up with the 'submission_name' property,
which defaults to 'credentials'.
Best regards,
Geert
On 14-nov-05, at 13:26, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
OK, i found it... it expects
Geert,
Which RIFE jar are you using (jdk 1.4 or jdk 1.5 version?)
Are you using Eclipse?
Are you using a 1.5 JDK?
I'm working with Eclipse and jre from jdk1.5.0_05.
I'm using svn repository rife (local files updated four hours ago) and
build-1.5.xml (revision 2663)
Regards
Pierre
Best
Geert,
I think I misunderstood, these are suggestions, right? Not a remark
about that fact that the signatures don't work?
So you want to add some methods?
No. In fact, it's AspectJ which complains about some errors inside
rife-framework and rife-crud jars.
When I check
Hi Pierre,
I've seen weird behavior with Eclipse in the past regarding to this.
Sometimes Eclipse thinks that there are bad signatures or other
errors while there aren't any. When I compile with the javac from the
JDK everything is ok.
Just make sure that you're using a JDK 1.5 version
Geert,
Mmmm, is there any change in an other place than build-1.5.xml? For this
last one, revision 2663 is the same than before (flip flop with r2662...)
Pierre
Hi Pierre,
this was a weird problem on Windows with the java ant task parameters
being extrapolated as against an active
Nope, it's only in the build file.
Not making the java process fork to execute the template
precompilation prevents ant on Windows to apply the file globbing to
the parameters.
On 14-nov-05, at 12:35, Raoul Pierre wrote:
Geert,
Mmmm, is there any change in an other place than
OK Geert,
Now I've setup an element called UserHome that points to a url
'/user/home' and another element called Registration that takes you to
'/register' and allows you to be added to the user database.
Registration works perfectly... no exceptions, expected errors if you
ommit something etc
Hi Pierre,
this was a weird problem on Windows with the java ant task parameters
being extrapolated as against an active command prompt, hence it
picked up the actual files on the file system instead of passing the
parameters to the executed class.
I committed a fix, it should now build
Has anyone tried using Rife with any of Tomcat's authentication
mechanisms ? In particular, forms-based authentication ?
Authentication by Tomcat is attractive to me because (AFAICT) it
could then also cleanly handle the authentication process that is
expected by a WebDAV editor. Then I
AFAIK Tomcat authentication should just work.
I however don't fully understand what benefit you would get from it,
besides the downside of tying your authentication scheme to one
particular servlet container.
I suppose I'm missing something, can you give me pore details about
what it
Surely sendmail reeled when thusly spake Geert Bevin:
AFAIK Tomcat authentication should just work.
I however don't fully understand what benefit you would get from it,
besides the downside of tying your authentication scheme to one
particular servlet container.
That is true.
I
JR added the WebDAV HTTP methods to Rife, and my setup is using them.
Heh, well, I added them ;-)
However it is still the case that: I can access a particular content
item in a browser with a plain old HTTP URL and it executes my Rife
code and I can pipe the content into the output stream and
Geert,
I've seen weird behavior with Eclipse in the past regarding to this.
Sometimes Eclipse thinks that there are bad signatures or other
errors while there aren't any. When I compile with the javac from the
JDK everything is ok.
Yes, the compilation is ok (only a bunch of deprecated
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