Eric, thanks a lot for your explanations which did help indeed.
I have tried to use the fulcrum upload, but as you said turbine is currently depending on it's own RunData service (there is none in fulcrum), so that I could not get it to use fulcrum's ParameterParser, let alone commons-fileupload's fileitem. I have submitted a patch to the dev-list that brings new funtionality from commons-fileupload's FileItem to t2 - that was the easiest thing to do in that situation. Perhaps someone involved in documentation could find a few puts to put a clearer statement of the status of decoupling. I think that I have read somewhere that "turbine 2.2 is using the decouple fulcrum and torque", which is rather misleading. Eric Dobbs wrote: [ parts omitted ] > As you probably know, Torque and Fulcrum are decoupled components which > used to be intertwined with the core parts of Turbine. T2.2 still > contains the intertwined ancestors of Torque and Fulcrum and the > properties in TR.properties provide the configuration for them. It > should be possible to use the decoupled services in Fulcrum by providing > the configuration details in Fulcrum.properties. Your client code needs > to be importing the classes in org.apache.fulcrum in order for those > services to be active. Ok, that is plain now. I hadn't imported any service code so far, as I was only using the tighly-integrated services (RunData, Upload) - which are propably too tighly integrated to drop them and use fulcrum. > I don't think this has been widely tested at the moment. I think most > projects using the decoupled Fulcrum are either using it separately from > Turbine, or are riding the bleeding edge with T3. I was wondering. At least those that develop fulcrum must have some test environment to use the services in, and I would be surprised if that isn't turbine. Oh well, probably t3, yes. > >> Also: if I do not change a thing, will tdk2.2-b1 use the decoupled >> torque 3.0-b1 that is provided? > > > I don't think so, but I haven't looked as closely at this as I have > Fulcrum. > Ok, I'll take a closer look myself once I'm comfortable with the t2/fulcrum relationship. > Hope that helps. Indeed. Cheers, Ben -- Benjamin Peter +49-69-96244395 Application Engineer Moerfelder Landstr. 55 (zentropy:partners) 60598 Frankfurt, Germany -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
