I finally discovered my mistake. In DeliciousManagerImpl I was trying to
use BookmarkManager to communicate w/ BookmarkDAO. This was working when I
tested it...however, it did not work when I called it from a quartz job.
This lead me to believe that there was an issue w/ quartz and
hibernate...
Hi Again -
Since i'm working with an older version of appfuse(1.8), i upgraded
httpclient which seemed to fix the problems I was having.
Thanks for the tip!
Now of course, I have a new problem. : )
I've made some progress and managed to display bookmarks from delicious in a
jsp page. The serv
This error is probably caused by the fact that delicious bundles a
different version of HttpClient. You might try removing httpclient's
JAR from AppFuse's classpath.
Matt
On 2/20/07, Dorothy Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I tried what you suggested and I get a new error... seems like it's
I tried what you suggested and I get a new error... seems like it's looking
for org/apache/commons/httpclient/params/HttpClientParams although this
class is part of the delicious.jar...so it's odd that it cannot be found.
hmmm?
Dorothy
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException:
Does this Delicious object take constructor args, like the username
and password? If so, try:
I believe the "index" attribute is zero-based, but I could be wrong.
Matt
On 2/19/07, Dorothy Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Again -
My
Hi Again -
My mission is to connect to delicious using the delicious-java api and
display links on a page within an appfuse app.
With much help, i've managed to include the delicious java jar file into my
lib folder, import the package into my classes and compile successfully.
However, I sense
adding the jar to properties.xml did the trick
Thanks!
On 2/19/07, Matt Raible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm guessing you're getting the error from Eclipse? If so, you should
add it to your Java Build Path by right-clicking on your project and
going to Properties. You'll need to modify prop
I'm guessing you're getting the error from Eclipse? If so, you should
add it to your Java Build Path by right-clicking on your project and
going to Properties. You'll need to modify properties.xml if you want
it in your classpath when building/testing with Ant.
Matt
On 2/19/07, Dorothy Turner
Thanks for the tip. The jar is referenced in the lib.properties file and is
definitely being deployed into the lib folder of the webapp.
I've added the following to servlets.xml. My problem is that i don't know
what to do next. How do I use the library? How do I import the classes?
Do I need
Make sure you've added references to the external jar to lib.properties
as well as build.xml for the proper targets.
The pattern that the other libs use will work fine.
On 2/19/07, Dorothy Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does anyone have experience using the delicious-java api with appfuse
fo
Does anyone have experience using the delicious-java api with appfuse found
here (http://sourceforge.net/projects/delicious-java/). I've added the jar
to my lib following this guide on the wiki (
http://raibledesigns.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=AppFuseAddLibrary). The jar is
being deployed into the l
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