Henri,
I don't see why not we should try to use one script for both. I'll do
some testing and report back.
-Elias
On 12/29/05, Henri Yandell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing I recall from the talk on Derby at ApacheCon was that its
SQL dialect was compatible with DB2. Looking at our
Hi everyone. These days, having an email address is mandatory for most
types of services. At JRoller, we had to hack the
UserNewAction.validate method to throw an error if the username is
already in use or the email address is missing. I would like to propose
that we add these two
On 12/29/05, Matthew P. Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone. These days, having an email address is mandatory for most
types of services. At JRoller, we had to hack the
UserNewAction.validate method to throw an error if the username is
already in use or the email address is missing.
Unfortunately, the paperwork hasn't come back yet. So its a patch for
now :)
Matt Raible wrote:
On 12/29/05, Matthew P. Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone. These days, having an email address is mandatory for most
types of services. At JRoller, we had to hack the
Actually, it looks like UserBaseAction already handles the missing email
address. Bad on me for not checking the superclass :) I'll still
provide the patch for the existing username.
-Matt
Matt Raible wrote:
On 12/29/05, Matthew P. Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone. These
Hi
Allthough I think I've used the latest compiled sources from SVN I get
the NoSuchMethodError exception below.
If I look into the sources ther's really no such method call (at line
174)!? I've no idea where a wrong rollerweb.jar is used in my server
installation.
Does anyone know a method to
Hi guys,
I've got Roller set up to authenticate against an LDAP directory, but
as I might have expected, Roller doesn't like users to log in with an
LDAP password before their account has been created. It strikes me
that an autoCreate would be a good thing to have in this instance,
On 12/29/05, Brian Topping [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I've got Roller set up to authenticate against an LDAP directory, but
as I might have expected, Roller doesn't like users to log in with an
LDAP password before their account has been created. It strikes me
that an autoCreate
Henri Yandell wrote:
Provided you can display a yes/no choice to the user so they have to
manually accept each library; possibly needing to show the licence
also;
I don't think the Maven Ant tasks will do the prompting or license
showing themselves, but I suppose we could have an Ant target
The edit entries page has a filter on the right hand side which allows
you to filter by category, status, date etc. There's no way to filter
by content (be it in the title or the text), and Carrie's asked for
this feature. Her actual bug/feature-lack report is that there is no
way for a blog
Generally I ignore coding style and just match the style of the file
I'm editing, or the package I'm adding a class to etc. I noticed one
bit that isn't usually done in Java, usually it's a C habit I think:
if ( null != mVariable )
instead of:
if ( mVariable != null )
Is this a contentious
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