I'm still fairly new to Turbine and am trying to do some customization of the sample app I built when I did the TDK 2.1 HowTo. Just as a trivial trial run, I want to add a timestamp to the page you see when you first go to the site. It's a rendering of Login.vm, so I assumed I could just create a Login.java--I accomplished the same thing by editing Index.vm and Index.java. But it seems Login.vm is a special case. My Login class is never called. I even tested it by deliberately putting a divide-by-zero bug in doBuildTemplate(), but Login.vm comes up without a whimper. I just copied Index.java to Login.java and changed the classname, and saved it in the same directory, so I'm confident I'm not putting it in the wrong place.
I've read the docs both in the /site directory and on the Jakarta web site, and nothing jumps out at me. I've tried to trace the program flow by reading Turbine.java and trying to trace through the various imports and method calls, but I'm just confusing myself. Anybody got a quick and easy pointer for me? If there's a doc or source file somewhere, I'm not afraid to read it, I just don't know where to look. Of course, more complete answers are welcome as well, even if it's "You can't do that." Am I barking up a wrong tree? My ultimate goal is to have a public front page with a certain amount of dynamic content that you can see without having to log in, and then after you log in you get extra functions. Do I just have to bite the bullet and go the custom-SessionValidator route? Thanks. Mark Nutter [EMAIL PROTECTED] My horoscope says today is a bad day to be superstitious. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
