The latest update of Java, Java SE 6 Update 4, adds a command line option
that may solve this problem:
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/webnotes/ReleaseNotes.html
Additional JVM Command Line Option
If the Java HotSpot VM option switch
-XX:+ExplicitGCInvokesConcurrentAndUnloadsClasses
is sel
Is it possible, and if so, how would it be possible, to have the hbm2ddl goal
(or whatever it is) run only if the specified database / table(s) don't
exist yet? Right now, it either executes (on startup) every time, or not at
all, depending on whether I have the hbm2ddl goal enabled in the hiberna
Righty, I'll try that when I get home tonight (seeing that the proxy over
here denies access to everything with 'irc' in the title). I'll report the
solution (if any) here, I've seen way too many issues that apparently were
solved without the actual answer on the 'nets.
I'll also post some inform
d thus causing
every other program to quit working?
mraible wrote:
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> You might try excluding groovy from the plugin - much like we do with
> the webtest configuration.
>
> Matt
>
> On Jan 18, 2008, at 6:00 AM, Yopy wrote:
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>> I've spent the las
if that's even applicable.
mraible wrote:
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> You might try excluding groovy from the plugin - much like we do with
> the webtest configuration.
>
> Matt
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> On Jan 18, 2008, at 6:00 AM, Yopy wrote:
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>> I've spent the last 20 weeks or so buildin
I've spent the last 20 weeks or so building a webapp using AppFuse amongst
others, and now that it's time for production, it turns out that they're
still running 1.4 (poor fools). So, searching for how to make it work, I
ended up with the retrotranslator plugin. (also in the faq :
http://appfuse.o
lready used.
> If you're using EhCache and figure out how to flush the cache, we'd
> be happy to remove OSCache and add in some flush logic for EhCache.
> It may be best to use JMX to do the flushing.
>
> Matt
>
> On Nov 28, 2007, at 7:01 AM, Yopy wrote:
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&g
While I've been happily developing using Jetty for the past three months
(~ish), today I needed to try out running the app in Tomcat to figure out
whether a specific bug was caused by Jetty (has to do with removable drive
access). So, I installed the Maven Tomcat plugin as instructed by the FAQ
(h
I'm currently using ehcache as supplied with AppFuse to store a set of
large-ish objects, and now I'd like to add the specific cache used to the
caches to be emptied in AppFuse's 'flush cache' admin menu option. Usually,
this would be as easy as updating whichever controller is used for that
par
Smee again, hai <3.
I've been trying to get some AJAX functionality going on in my application
(mainly because putting all the data onto the page at once results in output
buffers being too small, lol), so I went looking, and found a few things so
far.
First, the 'regular' approach: use Prototyp
take a look at OSGI: http://www.springframework.org/osgi.
> It
> is something that is on the AppFuse roadmap (or at least used to be?), but
> none of us seem to have time to look into it in depth.
>
> Mike
>
> On 9/25/07, Yopy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
To anyone willing to at least point me in the right direction,
I'm currently working on a web application, one which has to be quite
flexible and all. One part of it is to present the user with information
from a certain source of data. This source can be anything - an XML file,
database data, et
Y halo thar,
I've been working on a project using AppFuse, so far so good. I copied the
existing file upload sources into my own project, and have done some
adaptations (so that all the files are put into a single directory and given
an unique name), and I managed to get it to work - no problems
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