I have tried creating two new Hello World webobjects apps, one using New -
Wonder Application and the other using New - D2W Wonder Application.
I can deploy the Wonder Application to Tomcat, but the D2W Wonder Application
fails to start with the following error message in the Tomcat logs. Does
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I am viewing and editing some object meta data in a new window. I create this
new window with:
wo:link action = $viewVendor target = _blankwo:WOString value =
$vendor.vendorName//wo:link and my java:
public WOActionResults viewVendor() {
AVendor nextPage = pageWithName(AVendor.class);
I have a background thread task that gathers and renders some pdf reports that
is recently broken apparently in checking package access in the class loader.
This used to work. I recently upgraded to Lion on my dev laptop and this is the
first time I've worked on this part of the app so I'm not
On Oct 5, 2011, at 12:06 PM, Larry Mills-Gahl wrote:
I have a background thread task that gathers and renders some pdf reports
that is recently broken apparently in checking package access in the class
loader.
This used to work. I recently upgraded to Lion on my dev laptop and this is
Hi,
I'm storing the session id in cookies instead of the url and for some reason
(and this only occurs in deployment) a new session keeps getting created. So,
if I look at the cookie's id in web inspector I can see that a new value is
added to wosid every time I page changes. Not really
That sounds like you have some bad HTML or CSS that is causing the browser to
make a request that is creating a new session. You can override
dispatchRequest() in Application to log out the incoming URLs and the cookie
request header. You can also add something like logger.info(Session
I would set -WORecordingPath and look at the requests and responses however
that's kinda an old way and not sure how that plays with the current
infrastructure.
M.
On 5/Oct/2011, at 7:19 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
That sounds like you have some bad HTML or CSS that is causing the browser to
make
May be look at the location of jfreechart jar files and confirm its version
and existence?
- Original Message -
From: Larry Mills-Gahl l...@webfarm.com
To: webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 3:06 AM
Subject: class loader deadlock in thread (apparently)
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