Christian,
Have you seen blabla list? this is a link to it's REST API:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/BLA/REST+API
You don't have to do anything special to return XML over HTTP; just
set your templates to describe the xml structs you want to return with
value placeholders for the dynamic bits,
thought would be nice if it could be
auto generated based on meta data :)
Some extra info: http://www.xfront.com/REST-Web-Services.html
2007/2/7, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Christian,
Have you seen blabla list? this is a link to it's REST API:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/BLA/REST+API
for JAVAWUG BOF 24 :
The evening will consists of a so-called web framework smack-down between
three proponents.
We will convene and discuss the pros and cons of the following web
frameworks.
1. RIFE - Emmanuel Okyere will be representing this candidate. RIFE is
a new generation full-stack
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When is that?
On 17 Jan 2007, at 18:33, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
FYI:
rife will be represented at the web framework smackdown :)
cheers,
Emmanuel
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JAF (http://java.sun.com/products/javabeans/jaf/downloads/index.html)
is necessary for handling MIME types.
cheers,
Emmanuel
On 12/19/06, David HM Spector [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just posted this to the cookbook, but its probably useful for anyone
trying to get the email scheduler working:
How do you know the outputbean is not being set? How does your site
structure look like? Do you have a test case?
Cheers,
Emmanuel
On 11/1/06, Henk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a form handled by element1, after a successful submission the
results have to be handled by element2.
I have
if you use eclipse, are in london, and have some free time next week, let's go do it eclipse style :)cheers,Emmanuel-- Forwarded message --From:
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Hi
Henk,
I think you can give them the same name, and probably have a different
id for each of them.
Then use the getParameterValues() (or any of the speicialized ones:
getParametertypeValues) call to retrieve them in the order they
appear in the template output.
HTH
Cheers,
Emmanuel
On
you lost me at the send down a file bit
On 10/26/06, ying lcs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to write a Java web app using Rife.
So i need a page which takes some info from user and it has a submit button.
If the validation of the info entered by user is correct, the web app
will
the web.xml file looks fine to me
can you post the command u r using to start jetty? most of the
classpath problems i've had with it had to do with not setting the
rife.webapp.path parameter.
ie. -Drife.webapp.path=...
hth
cheers,
Emmanuel
On 10/6/06, Jeremy Whitlock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
this is good stuff; I attended a presentation by jason van zyl on
maven 2.0 about 2 wks ago, and hv been looking to find time to get my
feet wet with it.
thanks for getting this started.
cheers,
Emmanuel
On 10/5/06, Jeremy Whitlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Attached are the pom.xml
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
brilliant stuff, Christian... very nice... works here... could be a
nice drop to start cmd line tools for rife off of too :)
cheers,
Emmauel
On 9/24/06, Christian Vest Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great, here you are:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/MetaData+stub+class+code+generation
jakob,
not that I know of; although I have a sample rife-tomcat-jumpstart
base app (with a few ant tasks added to fit with netbeans' custom
tasks for webapps) that you can use to get u going, if that would help
any.
I want to clean that up, add a little docu and release it, but can
send current
: user@struts.apache.org, users@maven.apache.org
Hi
The JAVAWUG is happy to announce two new videos uploaded to Google Video
of the birds-of-a-feather meeting number 20.
Petstore RIFE Edition by Emmanuel Okyere
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=37561501217859187q=JAVAWUG+BOF+
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here :)
On 7/3/06, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for replying everyone. It still seems very little compared to
the 100 people that are signed up.
I see the mails go out when I look at the logs. Though from the
amount of people that replied, I'm really wondering if something is
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.
Hi Geert,
Actually, what you can do if you really want to isolate and
componentize the handling of these beans, you can use embedded
elements and provide it with a data object during
processEmbeddedElement (which will be each bean). This is only
supported in 1.5 though.
Indeed, I am using
Geert,
the embedded elements and do validation on those. Would have been
nicer if we could do a getSubmissionBeans(BeanType.class) call in this
regard
I don't really follow, how would that work?
there's already a getSubmissionBean(BeanType.class) implementation...
which prepulates a bean
Fred,
Hmm that shouldn't be too hard to add.
Maybe you could take a crack at it ;-)
Then there really _would_ be bidirectional templates !
And there's plenty of Javascript out there for clicking
to add a new row to a table. Then table/list editing could
be done 100% locally before
Geert,
As always, thx for the quick response;
1// how do i locate which bean a particular quantity maps to when the
form is submitted;
1.1// changing the form method to a GET, with 2 items in the cart (one
with qty 1, the other with 4), i get a submission uri that looks like:
Jeremy,
This is one of those long list of tutorials I have promised myself to
write (oh... yearning for that 25 hour day ;P)
1) Can someone point me in the right direction, either with an example or
document, on how to use the database as a backend for users?
It's actually quite simple; the
not that i'm experiencing this, but yes, pls post the specifics.
thanks,
eokyere
On 4/12/06, Eddy Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eddy Young wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a known classloader-related error between RIFE and Log4J?
Indeed, there was a classloader-related problem between RIFE and
functionalities.
However, this will not fully replace RIFE's classloader, since there
are some tricks in there for reloading element implementations, even
if hotswap can'.
Hope this was somewhat clear.
Best regards,
Geert
On 01 May 2006, at 03:03, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
not that i'm experiencing
yes, still on-board and waiting to follow your lead :)
cheers,
Emmanuel
On 4/29/06, Jeremy Whitlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Today we have actually started committing code to the rife-ide Eclipse
plugin. As of right now, the plugin doesn't do much but the building blocks
are
. These are very broad and
each will require multiple parts. Look over the open Jira to see if there
is anything you are interested in. If you want clarification on any of the
Jira, let me know and I'll elaborate.
Take care,
Jeremy
On 4/29/06, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, still on-board
meant to say *not* eclispse-specific
On 4/29/06, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy,
RIFEECL-4 and RIFEECL-5 look quite straight-forward, and especially
since they are eclipse-specific, I guess I could handle those if you
want me.
Cheers,
Emmanuel
On 4/29/06, Jeremy Whitlock
yinglcs2,
1//
It would be nice to know who you are and what your experience with
java is; it would also be good to know what you've tried with rife so
far, and what that experience has been as well; it helps in guiding
you.
2//
As far as what you want to create with rife, it sounds pretty
yeah... and i'll be throwing in a tutorial with the petstore app
example coming up by the weekend too... looks like a lot more
documentation coming out, no? :)
cheers,
Emmanuel
On 4/27/06, Tyler Pitchford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The first 5 tutorials are written, they just need to get cleaned
or corporation?
On 27 Apr 2006, at 09:09, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
yeah... and i'll be throwing in a tutorial with the petstore app
example coming up by the weekend too... looks like a lot more
documentation coming out, no? :)
cheers,
Emmanuel
On 4/27/06, Tyler Pitchford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
would that pass for the shortest one page i've ever seen? ;P
On 4/28/06, Fred Baube [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody else want to write a one page executive summary about
RIFE and why to adopt it in a company or corporation?
Full stack means never having to worry about versioning
of
Drew,
1// There's a lot of good documentation in the API docs:
http://rifers.org/docs/api/com/uwyn/rife/rep/package-summary.html
From the docs page: A Participant is basically a service that needs
to be initialized before it can return objects that correspond to
specified identification keys.
That is also a TODO for me now to change the Getting Started page to just point to Jumpstart :)Cheers,EmmanuelOn 4/24/06, Emmanuel Okyere
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Allen, You are having classpath issues and nothing to do with the hello world or rife implementation. I don't think you need to move
hello all,
I have finally found some free time, as the last app I worked on is
getting ready to get out of the shop, and so I have started stabbing
at getting rife to talk petshop. i'm however having problems with rife
printing a simple form; it does retrieve the template and prints it
out,
i think you got all the important points out... if i didn't know rife,
I'd check it out after this :)
brilliant! plus i get a mention in there... hehe
Cheers,
Emmanuel
On 3/23/06, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
my Java Posse interview about RIFE has been put online, you
definitely; pls keep me in the loop. I looked at your last blog post
too; simple and brilliant... i'll follow those lines for my talk
today.
cheers,
eokyere
On 3/17/06, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Emmanuel and Stephane, since you are both in the UK, tell me if you're
Sorry Eddy, I
I had a few problems the last time I tried this, so I'm representing
the session on the 17th.
cheers,
Emmanuel
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Date: Mar 9, 2006 5:49 PM
Subject: [ANN] JAVAWUG BOF XVI / Friday 3rd March 2006 @ 19:00 /
Oracle Ci ty of
ahh nice one, eddy; something new to mention when i talk again about
rife on the 17th at the oracle city office :)
cheers,
emmanuel
On 3/6/06, Eddy Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I recently started experimenting with using embedded elements to create
components. Today, after just 5
nice; I wasn't aware you had already implemented this. Have to take a
look later today.
nice one,
Emmanuel
On 3/1/06, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Eddy,
Am I correct in thinking that the new MetaData class is useful only
if applied to JavaBean-compliant classes?
Actually, no.
:)
On 3/1/06, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Happens to the best of us :-)
On 1-mrt-06, at 05:42, hui wrote:
i am stupid, having both 1.3.1 and 1.4 in classpath T_T
sorry.
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the release notes.
On 1-mrt-06, at 10:53, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
nice; I wasn't aware you had already implemented this. Have to take a
look later today.
nice one,
Emmanuel
On 3/1/06, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Eddy,
Am I correct in thinking that the new MetaData
they can work in any context and RIFE is able to
provide it with the required state and data.
Looking forward to the next presentation.
Best regards,
Geert
On 1-mrt-06, at 10:51, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Very nice; the one i gave at the Oracle City office in Moorgate,
London also went up
I'd stay away from the regular syntax and vote for either the
Tapestry/Wicket inspired syntax or that of the Invisible Tag
Attribute; I think those should be clear enough and easy for people
already familiar with xhtml to get used to quicly; I think the
regular syntax can cause a little
I like the tapestry/wicket inspired syntax best.
Did you see that I thought of you with the tag attribute one, so that
you get no errors in IDEA anymore? ;-)
haha... nice one :)
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precisely! :P
On 1/31/06, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lol, that's an ironical title ;-)
On 31-jan-06, at 08:58, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
The title will be Spring into RIFE; I intend to do about a 7-8
minute overview covering the features, including my best,
out
Hello all:
I have commited to giving a 10-15 minute 'quickie' about RIFE at the
next Java Web User Group (javawug) meeting at the Oracle City office
in London, on Feb 3, 2006. There will be other 10-15 min 'quickie'
sessions on various other java webdev technologies out there; it's
from 6:30pm to
on the blog and tell me that it's
done, I'll create a blog for you then.
Best regards,
Geert
On 30-jan-06, at 05:11, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Hello all:
I have commited to giving a 10-15 minute 'quickie' about RIFE at the
next Java Web User Group (javawug) meeting at the Oracle City office
/ Presentations page on rifers.org
where I'll list your talk too.
Best regards,
Geert
On 30-jan-06, at 08:40, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
How far along are you with the 'metadata' way of adding constraints?
if it's in a usable state now, I could use that, otherwise, I'll
mention work is under
, using this RSS feed once your first post has been written:
http://rifers.org/blogs/feeds/rss/entry/eokyere
On 30-jan-06, at 08:44, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
I have registered for the blog.
Thanks,
Emmanuel
On 1/30/06, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geert,
How
Geert posted a sort of roadmap here
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/IdePlugins; i think it's a good
place to start... like Geert, I'm prepared to put effort into this if
we can get it started.
-- eokyere
On 1/13/06, Jeremy Whitlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I have been talking
i don't think fixed file locations should be our major concern...
probably, we should think about what preferences we can add in to
allow people more flexibility with the system;
-- eokyere
On 1/13/06, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wowz... tons of reponses already... lol
On 1/13/06
Yes, we are talking about the same thing. As I'm saying, if the IDE
already provides features to ease RIFE development that much, why
re-invent the wheel?
Eddy, I don't think we are re-inventing the wheel here, just adding to
what is already available to make it 'more easier' to move from
Yeah,
I didn't get a chance to test this earlier as I've been on the move;
sounds like a good/logical move... +1.
Thanks,
eokyere
On 12/30/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, thanks both, I'll go ahead with it then. I also think the change
should be made now.
On 30 Dec 2005, at
can you give an example with code?
thanks,
eokyere
On 12/27/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just ran into a use-case, where the current submission handling
makes things very difficult. What happens now is that any submission
preserves its inputs, disregarding from which
Geert,
Got anything to go yet? Let me know.
Thanks,
-- eokyere
On 12/16/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
looking forward to it :)
-- eokyere
On 12/16/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm back, we can start looking at it as of next week.
On 11-dec-05, at 16:30
plugin and continue to
focus on RIFE itself mainly.
Best regards,
Geert
On 20-dec-05, at 15:39, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
Got anything to go yet? Let me know.
Thanks,
-- eokyere
On 12/16/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
looking forward
Look at the ~.engine.ElementDeployer class. A typical implementation
(this an earlier version of something I had for my Account element)
looks like the one i've pasted below.
Alternatively, you could create a BlockingParticipant (maybe called
Setup) and put all the setup-specific code there, and
I wanted to add that towards the end of the in-depth simple blog
tutorial (http://rifers.org/rife_indepth_simple_blog) there's an
explanation for this.
cheers,
-- eokyere
On 12/19/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Look at the ~.engine.ElementDeployer class. A typical implementation
looking forward to it :)
-- eokyere
On 12/16/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm back, we can start looking at it as of next week.
On 11-dec-05, at 16:30, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
yeah, I think we should tackle those basics first... probably with
some refactoring support
I think the rife framework source tree shd be broken up into its
proper constituent modules to properly demarcate what the optional
packages are and also to make dependencies more clearer.
currently, the way i understand it, the source tree holds the core
framework (engine, cmf, config, rep,
Baube,
Look in your WEB-INF/web.xml file; it's defined in the init-param rep.path
HTH
-- eokyere
On 12/12/05, F Baube [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another potentially stupid question here ...
How exactly does Rife locate the directory rep/ at start-up ?
Does it use CATALINA_* or TOMCAT_*
And then u can see it in use in the ~.servlet.RepServlet class and
some info on it in the ~.rep.BloclingRepository class
-- eokyere
On 12/12/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Baube,
Look in your WEB-INF/web.xml file; it's defined in the init-param rep.path
HTH
-- eokyere
] wrote:
I'm interested in working on the code hyperlinking and syntax
highlighting. I'll start experimenting with that after my return from
JavaPolis.
On 11 Dec 2005, at 10:05, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
I noticed that there are 4 of us currently (Pierre Raoul, Geert Bevin,
Oliver Dohmen and I) who
Like fbaube, i'm wondering what spring brings to rife that rife
doesn't already do? does it in some way make something more
easier/intuitive to do? does it bring additional features? or is it
just added in to allow people who already know spring to easily
migrate to rife?
--eokyere
On 12/10/05,
sounds good :)
Emmanuel
On 12/5/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geert did mention a book down the line; i for one won't mind
contributing a few chapters to that endeavor.
Cool Emmanuel, I'll keep that in mind. I postponed the book proposal
for a couple of months since I'm swamped
Locally, I currently use it to return the template property of my elements
public Template getHtmlTemplate() throws TemplateException,
EngineException {
if (!hasProperty(TEMPLATE))
throw new
you not use one template
per page (and vice versa) 99% of the time like I do? Do you think
most people don't? Do you think most people would rather type extra
for something that the framework could infer?
On Dec 6, 2005, at 1:08 PM, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
thinking it over, It's just
Let me just add that, once you know java, the learning curve is not
that steep; it took me about 2 weeks of on/off playing around with the
framework to finally get it. My personal path was:
1. I read and understood the basic building blocks for templates...
value(v), block (B, BV), include (I) [
i don't listen to podcasts either, but it wouldn't hurt to add it; a
choice for those who do listen, at least.
maybe you could also consider adding sound to the videos, like the
simple blog example, etc... that shd add to the user experience of
those resources too.
(OT) what software did u use
to the list of IDE
plugin developers.
Let's get this started! :-)
Geert
On 2-dec-05, at 23:22, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Hi Geert,
I actually have that pdf (can't remember how i got it though) together
with 4 books from the eclipse series; and that includes the faq and
building
i am almost using rife almost on a daily basis now, so I also started
looking at adding support for it in eclipse (which is my primary ide).
i dabbled in an eclipse plugin in the past, but i have to relearn most
parts of the platform to do anything signifact; what i've been doing
is looking at the
Hi Geert,
I actually have that pdf (can't remember how i got it though) together
with 4 books from the eclipse series; and that includes the faq and
building commercial-quality plugins... and a couple others on SWT...
i just have to re-read relevant parts... plus get into the code as
the
i got it.. thx
emmanuel
On 11/17/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
seems it was left behind during a commit. I added it now.
Best regards,
Geert
On 17-nov-05, at 20:37, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
I am trying to build from source (trunk as of this AM
Geert,
I am trying to build from source (trunk as of this AM), and cannot
seem to trace a PropertyIncompatibleTypeException that is referenced
from ElementInfo and ElementSupport
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sweet! :)
On 11/16/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have added this method and changed the authentication classes to
use it. Those useless ClassCastExceptions are now thus a thing of the
past ;-)
On 15-nov-05, at 17:19, Geert Bevin wrote:
I think these errors call for an
can you post the complete delcarations?
eokyere
On 11/16/05, F Baube [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm,
I have a menu page that the sitemap declares
to be at the URL /fubar/menu
But I also declare it to be the arrival URL.
Is that why the Element is also registered
in the site at the URLs
?
Thanks,
Emmanuel
On 11/14/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
You can also follow this thread:
http://www.uwyn.com/pipermail/rife-users/2005-November/001339.html ,
which details help i've received from Geert on the authentication
module
emmanuel
On 11/15/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What would you call a customized mechanism here
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
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
=User /
/group
Any Pointers?
Thanks,
Emmanuel
On 11/11/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nah, don't sweat it... just think its wierd that when you drop the jar
in the webinf/lib folder, it does find the classes it needs, and then
just throws errors out of the blue... thx
are using?
Where do you place the Derby jar?
Which version of RIFE are you using?
Best regards,
Geert
On 11-nov-05, at 12:59, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
OK!
so i'm finally making sense of all this :)
I have a little problem; I'm trying to add users to the users table
(using RoleUser
btw, do you know why this happens? thx
Emmanuel
On 11/11/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thx Geert, you are right... moving derby into the server's lib dir
solved it... thx
Emmanuel
On 11/11/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
make sure you have
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect it's some weird classloading issue, but tracking this down
is extremely tedious since it could be something in Derby, the
servlet container, RIFE or another 3rd party lib.
I doubt I ever have time to track it down.
On 11-nov-05, at 16:35, Emmanuel Okyere wrote
Geert,
I am clear on the element definition (in the sites xml) and
implementation (in java) and my template here is actually quite
similar to the one you have linked to; Pasted below is my form
(login/form.html), which is included in the overrall login template
(login/login.html)
!--I
This is however an old way of doing so and someone should update the
Users Guide.
Also my intention for the wiki, once I can understand what's going on here
Thanks,
Emmanuel
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Also, why are you writing Login.java? There's no need to implement an
element here, you are integrating a standard RIFE element and RIFE
provides you with the implementation. All that you need to do is set
the name of your template (login/login.html):
property
well not yet... testing it out, i 'm getting errors... my stack trace
is pasted below
[java] SEVERE: com.uwyn.rife.engine.exceptions.DeployerInstantiationException:
The deployer of element 'manual:LOGIN' couldn't be instantiated.
[java] at
Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a problem in the docs, sorry. You need to declare the
datasource like this:
property name=datasourcedatasourcepostgresql/datasource/
property
On 9-nov-05, at 10:35, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
well not yet... testing it out, i 'm getting errors... my
Geert,
Could you give an example of how best to use 'generateForm' and
Collection fields?
I have a form that has a radio button set, and a couple of select
lists that are being generated with no problem when the page/form is
loaded, however after a submission, when I call
[code]
of the things that you're doing? That
makes it easier to talk about.
Best regards,
Geert
On 7-nov-05, at 17:43, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
Could you give an example of how best to use 'generateForm' and
Collection fields?
I have a form that has a radio button set, and a couple
Geert,
does ths example compile? I know addConstraint expects a CmfProperty?
I am using the 1.3-snapshot.
Thanks,
Emmanuel
On 11/7/05, Geert Bevin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
I don't see why it doesn't work, when I use it, it does. I included
snippets of an example I just wrote to
Geert,
Is there a (one) page overview for all the supported template tags
(FORM:SECRET, FORM:INPUT etc) you could point me to? Up till now I've
had to wade through various pages in the user guide.
Thanks,
Emmanuel
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Best regards,
Geert
On 3-nov-05, at 12:23, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
Is there a (one) page overview for all the supported template tags
(FORM:SECRET, FORM:INPUT etc) you could point me to? Up till now I've
had to wade through various pages in the user
The info I needed actually had to do with the Collections info already
in the http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/Automated+form+building
link Geert sent; I completely missed the link, however, although I
looked at the Cookbook...
I suggest that the link is change to Forms instead of Automated
of 1.3 here:
http://rifers.org/downloads/rife/snapshots/
2. some classloader issue with Derby itself, make sure you put it in
the lib dir of Jetty and not in your WEB-INF lib dir.
I hope that fixes it.
Best regards,
Geert
On 1-nov-05, at 10:11, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
I am attempting
OK ... scrap the output problem... everything works as expected on
tomcat... I was missing a print(template) statement at the end of
the doXXX method. So tomcat is fine now.
Jetty is still problematic ... but i'm still testing... i'll let u know.
Thanks.
On 11/1/05, Emmanuel Okyere [EMAIL
when it makes sense I just
separate the words with spaces now.
Best regards,
Geert
On 29-okt-05, at 18:45, Emmanuel Okyere wrote:
Geert,
I noticed that you have spaces between your exit names, like:
globalexit name=serve content
Is there a special reason for this, or is that just
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