Mike,
i got the problem during pasting the code ;)
really, i have a job that i tried to activate that every 1 min by using
quartz.
during configuration of the quartz to run this job, i had to send the name
of the class by value, like this:
> class="org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.JobD
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There we go 1.0-m3-SNAPSHOT works. Is m2 broken, or just broken for me? :) I
was trying to hold off on M3 until it was released.
FYI, i am running XP SP2; IE6 SP2; JDK 1.6.0; .NET 1.0; .NET 2.0
Intel P4 3.0ghz , 4 gigs ram
The problem mig
There we go 1.0-m3-SNAPSHOT works. Is m2 broken, or just broken for me? :) I
was trying to hold off on M3 until it was released.
FYI, i am running XP SP2; IE6 SP2; JDK 1.6.0; .NET 1.0; .NET 2.0
Intel P4 3.0ghz , 4 gigs ram
Let me know if you are interested in any of the other configuration
You could try using the 1.0-m3-SNAPSHOT version of the archetype - it
already has this fix in it.
What OS are you using? I can't seem to reproduce this on OS X or XP.
Matt
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, sorry for needed this explained, but what pom.xml file should this
Ok, sorry for needed this explained, but what pom.xml file should this go in?
I added it to web/pom.xml where the plugin was specified (as i could not
find a dependancy reference anywhere), but it did not correct the problem.
So if this dependancy was present before i cleaned out my local mvn Rep
Adding 0.2 to the Cargo Maven Plugin configuration
should help. Also, Mike logged the following issue last week - this
might help.
http://issues.appfuse.org/browse/APF-580
Matt
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, well if i go back and run install -N again everything else is
Ok, well if i go back and run install -N again everything else is still the
same. Does anyone have an idea why it can't find the carg-maven2-plugin
snapshots now?
Michael Horwitz wrote:
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> On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Alright, here is what i did, and the results.
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alright, here is what i did, and the results.
1) deleted everything from my ~/.m2/repository
2) ran the command exactly like you
3) Receive many "warnings" regarding archetype-resources/core/pom.xml
4) cd modular-struts
5) mvn install -N
6) "BU
Alright, here is what i did, and the results.
1) deleted everything from my ~/.m2/repository
2) ran the command exactly like you
3) Receive many "warnings" regarding archetype-resources/core/pom.xml
4) cd modular-struts
5) mvn install -N
6) "BUILD SUCCESSFUL"
7) edit pom.xml > change MySQL Root
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt,
Yes, I am using the modular archetype. I i did 'cd core' then 'mvn
hibernate3:hbm2ddl' and it errored with the following: 'The dialect was not
set. Set the property hibernate.dialect' In the /project/core/pom.xml there
is not a hibernate.d
Matt,
Yes, I am using the modular archetype. I i did 'cd core' then 'mvn
hibernate3:hbm2ddl' and it errored with the following: 'The dialect was not
set. Set the property hibernate.dialect' In the /project/core/pom.xml there
is not a hibernate.dialect but it is defined in /project/pom.xml file. I
If you used the basic-struts archetype to create your project, that's
quite strange. Did you do this after we released 2.0-m2? If you're
using the modular archetype, it should be in core/src/main/resources.
You can also create the file manually - it's pretty simple:
http://hibernate.sourceforge
The hibernate.cfg.xml in src/main/resources , is actually missing. Is there a
way I can get mvn to generate this?
Matt Raible-3 wrote:
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> On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hrm... actually no, instead it errors saying "No hibernate.cfg.xml
>> configuration provided. Annot
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hrm... actually no, instead it errors saying "No hibernate.cfg.xml
configuration provided. Annotated classes/packages is only configurable via
hibernate.cfg.xml"
There should be a hibernate.cfg.xml in src/main/resources.
FYI, i manually ran
Hrm... actually no, instead it errors saying "No hibernate.cfg.xml
configuration provided. Annotated classes/packages is only configurable via
hibernate.cfg.xml"
FYI, i manually ran the SQL script to populate the tables, and ran "mvn
jetty:run-war" then it started reporting that the jetty plugin
If you run "mvn hibernate3:hbm2ddl", does it create the tables?
Matt
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt,
It appears i am having a similiar issue and I think it has something to do
with the version of MySQL I am running. (MySQL 5.0.21-community-nt)
Apparently it is creating
Matt,
It appears i am having a similiar issue and I think it has something to do
with the version of MySQL I am running. (MySQL 5.0.21-community-nt)
Apparently it is creating the database schema , but is failing when trying
to add any tables. Now I also noticed that this mySQL install also does
Perhaps if you post the code of your service bean class we could help?
On 1/20/07, jmowla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mike
i do that way, but applicationContext is still null, i'm just confused.
any
more advice?
thanks
Michael Horwitz wrote:
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> One approach would be to declare your service l
Mike
i do that way, but applicationContext is still null, i'm just confused. any
more advice?
thanks
Michael Horwitz wrote:
>
> One approach would be to declare your service layer been to be application
> context aware: implements ApplicationContextAware. Spring will
> automatically
> pass in t
One approach would be to declare your service layer been to be application
context aware: implements ApplicationContextAware. Spring will automatically
pass in the application context to any bean that implements this interface.
Mike
On 1/20/07, jmowla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all
i'm usi
Hi,
Ive recently been working with images, but not displaying a gallery yet.
My approach was to store the imags on the File system and reference them in
the database.
I wrote some code to manage the synch between database and file system.
The most frustrating part was the ability to manage mul
The issue link is http://issues.appfuse.org/browse/APF-583
Thank's Matt...
Sorry, I posted in i18n insted Security, and I didnt know how to change...
André Faria
Matt Raible escreveu:
You could use Base64 from Commons Codec instead.
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/codec/apidocs/org/apache
hi all
i'm using appfuse 1.9.4 (springmvc+spirng+hibernate) and want to get a bean
programatically by using 'getBean()' method in simple java class in service
layer. how can i get a valid ApplicationContext class? or how can i do that
( except wiring )
thanks in advanced
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