> I have upgraded to 2.1 release and ny problem remains the same:
> in TurbineResources I have:
>
> tool.request.intake=org.apache.turbine.services.intake.IntakeTool
Have you uncommented the following line that appears before this?
services.IntakeService.classname=org.apache.turbine.services.intake.TurbineIntakeService
In all there should be three lines in TR.properties that refer to
intake - the two in your message and the one above.
> # Intake Service
> services.IntakeService.xml.path=WEB-INF/conf/intake.xml
That looks like the default, so turbine will look for intake.xml in the
location specified beneath the webapp/newapp directory.
>
> The intake.xml looks like:
>
> <input-data basePackage="com.mmi.site.">
> <group name="Order" key="order">
> <field name="Email" key="email" type="String">
> <rule name="minLength" value="1">Please enter an email address</rule>
> <rule name="mask" value=".+@.+\..+">Please enter a valid email
> address</rule>
> </field>
> </group>
> </input-data>
>
> (I have also tried it with rule: type=required only and with
> rule: type=required AND rule minLength="1")
I found it worthwhile to validate my intake.xml file with a validating
xml parser. This picked up a couple of problems I didn't spot
while validating the file manually.
Before I started using JavaService to wrapper Tomcat (on
Win2000) I used to see a line on the console mentioning that
Resolver (presumably an XML entity resolver) had accessed
intake.dtd - this is a good sign that the file is found and read
- do you see this?
>
> I am able to access the IntakeTool in my java code - also the group and its
> field, but the
> isAllValid()
> method always returns true, even if rules from my intake.xml are not okay.
>
> So I got the impression that turbine doesn't find my intake.xml file at all.
> I made a test with deleting the intake.xml,
> restarted my application and all stayed the same:
> it obviously doesn't find the file.
I seem to recall errors in turbine.log making it pretty obvious that
intake.xml could not be found. If you don't have these, I suggest
that you don't have intake properly configured.
> Which is the correct way to tell the system where to look for the intake.xml
> file?
You are telling it the location correctly (assuming the file is where you
are saying it is) - I think your problem is elsewhere.
> Britt
Keep at it. Intake is well worth the effort.
Scott
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