Great, thanks ! I'll take a look.
Henk
Steven Grimm wrote:
FYI, I just checked something into the RIFE trunk to address this. The
next nightly snapshot should have it, or you can pull it down from
Subversion if you're really anxious. You can put this scheduler job in
place:
frequency="*
FYI, I just checked something into the RIFE trunk to address this. The
next nightly snapshot should have it, or you can pull it down from
Subversion if you're really anxious. You can put this scheduler job in
place:
frequency="* * * * *">
mysql
to probe all your connections on
When setting up configuration parameters, one can of course place
them in the environment but it can be handier (ease, clarity) to do
it in XML. Likely places are elements in rep/config.xml OR
elements in rep/participants.xml. Do people have a pref-
erence between these ? What are the pract
Hi Matthias,
you have incompatible versions of Xerces in your classpath. You
should be able to simply delete the one in the common/endorsed tomcat
dir and then everything should work fine.
Best regards,
Geert
On 29 Sep 2006, at 11:27, Matthias Schmitt wrote:
Hello,
i've got a nasty pro
Hello,
i've got a nasty problem with the xerces xml-parser.
i have 2 web-applications (one is with rife and the other without rife)
in one tomcat with jdk1.5.0.
They share some libraries in shared/lib/ (only rife.jar is in web/WEB-INF/lib)
and i don't use any xercesImpl.jar.
if the non-rife-web
Hey, that's a familiar error.
Fred, make sure that you restart Tomcat after disabling RIFE classloader.
Eddy
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Quoting Geert Bevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Fred,
if you're getting that with the RIFE classloader disabled, the culprit
must be someth
The easiest way (and also the way that most people use) is by simply
starting the site in the repository participants:
http://rifers.org:8088/browse/rifers/rife-jumpstart/branches/jdk15/
src/rep/participants.xml?r=2923
RIFE will pick it up from there.
I'm wondering though, didn't you have a w
I'm reviewing my Rife configuration, and it seems
possible that my main site file (in sites/ ) is
not explicitly pointed to by anything else (e.g.
rep/config.xml, rep/participants.xml).
So what may be happening is that various default
behavior is being triggered but that sometimes
it barfs.
So
Hi Steven,
Correct.
I would be more inclined though to add an attribute to the
isSessionValid method that allows a SessionManager to have access to,
for example, request scoped objects. The type of that attribute would
be SessionCache or so and be implemented by the authentication
elemen
Hi John,
what you're trying to do here currently doesn't fall within the scope
of RIFE/Crud. We did plan however to support several interface styles
with this parent-child version as one of the possibilities. This has
however not been included yet. Instead of trying to modify RIFE/Crud
to
Hi Yinglcs,
Emmanuel is totally right, just a minor clarification. RIFE looks
everything up through the classpath. The hierarchy you see in the
Jumpstart is just setup for clarity and will actually change for the
next release. The paths are then simply added to the application's
classpath
Hi yinglcs,
I am new to Rife. I would like to know how to use Rife with Eclipse WTP. My
understanding is Rife needs a specified directory hierarchy. But that is
different from WTP generated.
rife does not need a specific directory hierarchy; the important thing
is that your web.xml file is set
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