Thanks Aaron…
I will take a look…
Gino
On 27 May 2014, at 05:13, Aaron Rosenzweig aa...@chatnbike.com wrote:
Hi Gino,
At some point you do have to do mod rewrite but I liked the solution of
making a new version of WOHyperlink that would auto generate the necessary
bits:
Hi All,
We have a requirement to implement the HttpServlet interface in
webobjects application. We all know that WebObjects applications can be
deployed as servlets inside a servlet container. But our requirement
is to *deploy
the servlet application in webobjects server*.
Please clarify me
I forgot to include the webobjects package as well. It would be nice, if
you can test again.
On Mon, 2014-05-26 at 11:51 +0200, CHRISTOPH WICK | i4innovation GmbH,
Bonn wrote:
Hi Bastian,
thanks for updating the Ubuntu/Debian installer.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me.
I
Hi Bastian,
it works like a charm now - thx a lot. Checked on a clean fresh installation.
One more question: the WOMonitor that comes with that installation LOOKS as it
is the old one from Apple (big fat Aqua-Tabs), not like the one from Wonder
(see
You can get the WOServletContext and the WOServletRequest from the userInfo
in the WORequest using these keys:
aRequest.userInfo().get(HttpServletRequest)
aRequest.userInfo().get(HttpServletResponse)
aRequest.userInfo().get(ServletConfig)
aRequest.userInfo().get(ServletContext)
While using
Hi guys, on holiday so brief reply! My workaround code does actually only rely
on the order in the URL itself, as it was solving that exact problem of
formValueKeys() not being in order. The explanation of why needed is a bit
involved. Thanks for the replies.
John
On 27 May 2014, at 05:00,
My workaround code does actually only rely on the order in the URL itself, as
it was solving that exact problem of formValueKeys() not being in order. The
explanation of why needed is a bit involved. Thanks for the replies.
John
On 27 May 2014, at 05:00, Aaron Rosenzweig wrote:
Hi Cristoph,
Hey Dave:
I saw that you had a similar post to the list about the older deprecated API’s.
Yeah, I’ve jumped in that pool - SQLHelper and all. I have a branch of Wonder
that is completely updated off of the older, deprecated API’s. If you’re
interested in checking it out, I can make it
the default wotaskd and javamonitor is from the webobjects package. This is
kind of bad documented. webobjects is a dependency of the wonder wotaskd
and javamonitor, so webobjects gets installed first. with it the old
applications from apple, because it's practically possible to use this in
David et al:
Sorry to reply to myself. Fixed. Migrations, etc., are now working for me with
everything updated to the WO 5.4 API’s. I have branch of wonder called ‘worman’
which has the changes. Here is the diff:
I think part of the problem is that ERXMigrationDatabase uses the old
deprecated synchronization factory stuff. Have you tried changing
public EOSynchronizationFactory synchronizationFactory() {
return (EOSynchronizationFactory)
adaptor().synchronizationFactory();
Wow Tim!
Very cool! I’m going to pull this into one of my projects and check it out - I
started down this road with one or two of the plugins, but I didn’t get this
far. Hopefully I can add my plugin changes to this and we can have a nice
“modernization (2008ish) of Wonder!
Dave
On May 27,
All,
I’m having a performance problem when returning a large NSData. I have a POST
direct action (wis instead of wa) that returns a 6+ MB response. According to
logging in the DA method, processing takes about 1.2 seconds. I then wait
about 45 seconds before Apache posts the line to the log
Nevermind - of course right after I posted this it stopped happening!
On May 27, 2014, at 8:11 PM, Ken Anderson kenli...@anderhome.com wrote:
All,
I’m having a performance problem when returning a large NSData. I have a
POST direct action (wis instead of wa) that returns a 6+ MB response.
Hi Bastian
Thanks for doing this Bastian.
I am getting the following error during an update
A package failed to install. Trying to recover:
Setting up libapache2-mod-wo (6.1.1~git20140506.a5ffd1f-1) ...
/var/lib/dpkg/info/libapache2-mod-wo.postinst: 6:
Anyone using OpenBase db system here? How is the reliability? Are you running
on Mac or Linux?
Michael Kondratov
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Michael:
I use OpenBase at UCLA and have for 10 years. Currently, our server uses
version 11 I believe. OpenBase has always been very solid for us. We’ve always
run it on Mac OS X (and have no experience with OB on Linux).
On a side note, I’m currently working on addressing some issues with
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