On Sun, 15 Oct 2000, Gerret Apelt wrote:
> Thanks to you and Jon for the pointer. My bad with the subject line.
> I am not using the TDK as I am trying to make Turbine work with the Resin
> servlet engine. I'm thinking about writing the process up for the resin
> mailing list once I get it working; maybe you could put the instructions up
> on the turbine pages as well when its done.
> As for the sessionvalidator issue, I ran build-conf.bat and that fixed the
> issue -- thanks :)
>
> I am a bit hesistant to ask about a some other errors that I am running
> into now, since I dont use TDK. I doublechecked file locations and paths
> though and am fairly certain I got things where they belong. This is the
> console output I get when I try to access the turbine servlet:
Your problems would be solved if you used the TDK.
If you are trying to use WebMacro, then comment out the
Velocity service in the TR.props file. If you are trying
to use Velocity then comment out the WM service in the
TR.props.
If you are going to use Velocity then you have to make
some changes to the velocity.properties file in order
for Velocity to cooperate with Turbine because the
TurbineVelocity service sets the path to the velocity.log
file and the path to Velocity templates.
So,
1. Turn off the template service you are not using
2. Set up the properties file correctly.
I would really urge you to use the TDK as a start.
Like I said before, the TDK is only place where we
guarantee functionality. Where all the tools are
integrated properly.
Anyway, if your trying to use Velocity here's what the
velocity properties file should look like, especially
note the entries for runtime.log and template.path.
They are set by Turbine.
---<snip>---
##
# Properties for the template loader
##
runtime.log = system
template.loader=org.apache.velocity.runtime.loader.FileTemplateLoader
template.modificationCheckInterval = 60000
# #
# Path to templates.
# Default=current directory
##
template.path=system
# #
# Cache the templates?
# #
template.cache=true
# Options for the FastWriter
template.encoding = UTF8
template.asciihack = true
---<snip>---
> Does this look like I need to hunt down faulty paths?
Your properties files are probably not correct. Please
use the TDK.
jvz.
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