Yes, the controller extends SimpleFormController. I was using the onBind method because i saw it on another source code file. In fact i'm not using onSubmit on this controller, so it is empty...
I already tried the PropertyEditor for Week and User, and everything compiles fine but i get a null pointer exception because User and Week can't be resolved (i retrieved them from the database with request parameters because they are preloaded data, and the application won't insert/update/delete them). As for the rest of the controller, it is empty, i just used the onBind method. I did not understand very well the "changes propagating to the code run in the cointainer" part. I call clean before every try, and i use command line so i take this should be no problem? As can be seen, i initialize the Activity object in the WeekActivity object like this Activity activity = new Activity(); Because, logically, a new activity should be inserted in the DB each time for every WeekActivity object. The form controller is for the WeekActivity object, and Activity should be saved before the WeekActivity. In the jsp i just do this: <form:hidden path="activity"/> So this should refer to the activity property in the WeekActivity, but the activity has not been saved yet so hibernate complains about activity_id not having a default value. Should the path be "activity.id" or maybe an allowed field should be "activity.id" in the controller mapping? I include both hbm.xml files for Activity and WeekActivity. Something tells me the problem is somewhere around the jsp or the controller...because everything else looks ok! Thanks a lot for paying attention to me Mike ;) http://www.nabble.com/file/p11614324/Activity.hbm.xml Activity.hbm.xml http://www.nabble.com/file/p11614324/UserWeekActivity.hbm.xml UserWeekActivity.hbm.xml Michael Horwitz wrote: > > O.K. Will need to go through this slowly. You don't mention which class > your > ActionWeek controller extends, but I assume it is SimpleFormController (or > the AppFuse class derived from SimpleFormController)? In which case you > should not need to override the onBind() method unless you need to do > something very special (normally check boxes, radio button type stuff). > And > you should definitely never be calling a manager's save method in onBind() > - > no validation has been done yet. So step 1 is to get rid of the onBind() > method in your controller. > > To do this you will need to register two custom property editors: one to > return the Week object, and the other to return the User object. > Please see the nabble thread I posted a link to earlier for full details > as > to how this should be done. This will also allow you to bind these objects > in the jsp using <form:hidden path="user"/> and <form:hidden > path="week"/>. > > Next it would be usefull to have a peek at your controller's onSubmit() > method to see if there is anything there that stands out. Could you also > post the hbm.xml files that are produced post processing by xdoclet? This > is > always a good check that everything is behaving as it should. Also just to > check that you are not explicitly calling get/set methods on the model > objects anywhere else in your controller? > > Also worth checking (I have been caught out with this many, many times) > that > changes you are making to annotations, etc are propogating down to the > actual code being run in the container? I have not used XDoclet in a > while, > but seem to remember that this could be problematic particularly when used > with an IDE doing the build. > > Thanks > > Mike. > > On 7/16/07, Sielm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >> Still with the same problem :/ i still get the same hibernate error from >> before. >> >> In fact, i was already using spring form tags. I have this code in my >> JSP: >> >> ------------------ >> <form:form commandName="weekActivity" method="post" >> action="editWeekActivities.html" id="weekActivityForm"> >> <form:errors path="*" cssClass="error"/> >> >> <input type="hidden" name="user.id" id="user.id" >> value="<%=request.getParameter("user.userName")%>"> >> <input type="hidden" name="week.id" id="week.id" >> value="<%=request.getParameter("week.id")%>"> >> >> <form:hidden path="activity.id"/> >> >> <ul class="left"> >> <li> >> <div class="left"> >> <form:input path="activity.name" id="activityName" >> maxlength="40" >> cssClass="text small"/> >> </div> >> <div class="left"> >> <form:input path="activity.mondayHours" >> id="activityMondayHours" >> maxlength="3" cssClass="text small"/> >> </div> >> ------------------ >> This form is still very basic because i didn't want to get into >> aesthetics >> and visuals before getting it to work. The user.id and week.id are >> fetched >> from the request (not very clean code i guess) correctly but i don't know >> how to tell Spring that activity.id should be 1) generated and 2)injected >> into the weekActivity object. I currently had that hidden property but >> that >> did not work. By the way these are the mappings in the form controller: >> >> <bean name="/editWeekActivities.html" >> class="WeekActivityFormController" >> parent="baseFormController"> >> <property name="validator" ref="beanValidator"/> >> <property name="commandClass" value="WeekActivity" /> >> <property name="commandName" value="weekActivity" /> >> <property name="manager" ref="weekActivityManager" /> >> <property name="allowedFields"> >> <value> >> user, >> week, >> activity.name, >> activity.mondayHours, >> activity.tuesdayHours, >> activity.wednesdayHours, >> activity.thursdayHours, >> activity.fridayHours, >> activity.saturdayHours, >> activity.sundayHours >> </value> >> </property> >> </bean> >> >> Maybe i'm getting all this completely wrong, but i think this should be >> correct...any ideas? >> >> Thanks again and please don't kill me yet! ;) >> >> Best regards >> >> >> Sielm wrote: >> > >> > Thank you very much for your kind and very quick answer! I will try >> this >> > right now. You are right on the navegability on that association, and >> also >> > on the activity_id column in the WeekActivity table. Let's see if i get >> > this to work! >> > >> > Thanks again :) >> > >> > Best regards. >> > >> > >> > Michael Horwitz wrote: >> >> >> >> I think the problem is in the association you have attached to the >> >> getActivity() method in WeekActivity. I am assuming the association >> >> between >> >> WeekActivity and Activity is uni-directional and can only be navigated >> >> from >> >> WeekActivity to Activity? I am also assuming that the table for week >> >> activity contains a column called activity_id? In which case your >> >> association mapping should read: >> >> >> >> /** >> >> * @hibernate.many-to-one cascade="save-update" >> >> column="activity_id" >> >> unique="true" >> >> * @return the activity >> >> */ >> >> public Activity getActivity() { >> >> return activity; >> >> } >> >> >> >> You should not need to save the Activity separately in your >> controller, >> >> nor >> >> should you need to explicitly set the id. >> >> >> >> Also a note on your controller code: you seem to be doing a lot of >> manual >> >> binding in your controllers. Spring can do a lot of this work for you >> - >> >> just >> >> take a look at the form tags: >> >> >> http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/2.0.x/reference/spring-form.tld.html >> >> and >> >> this discussion on the user mailing list on binding custom property >> >> editors: >> >> http://tinyurl.com/2f68de (just look down the list for discussion on >> >> using >> >> Spring form tags). >> >> >> >> Mike. >> >> >> >> >> >> On 7/16/07, Sielm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> By the way, i forgot to mention that the Activity row is actually >> saved >> >>> into >> >>> the database correctly, but i get the error when trying to persist >> the >> >>> WeekActivity entity, so the WeekActivity table is always empty... >> >>> >> >>> Best regards. >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> Sielm wrote: >> >>> > >> >>> > Hi again. Here are the details i've worked on so far: >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.class table="activity" >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public class Activity extends PersistentObject { >> >>> > >> >>> > private String name; >> >>> > private Float mondayHours; >> >>> > private Float tuesdayHours; >> >>> > private Float wednesdayHours; >> >>> > private Float thursdayHours; >> >>> > private Float fridayHours; >> >>> > private Float saturdayHours; >> >>> > private Float sundayHours; >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.id column="id" generator-class="native" >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public String getId() { >> >>> > return super.getId(); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.property column="name" >> >>> > * @return the name >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public String getName() { >> >>> > return name; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.property column="monday_hours" >> >>> > * @return mondayHours >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public Float getMondayHours() { >> >>> > return mondayHours; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="required" >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="maxlength" >> >>> > * @spring.validator-args arg1value="${var:maxlength}" >> >>> > * @spring.validator-var name="maxlength" value="100" >> >>> > * @param name the name to set >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public void setName(String name) { >> >>> > this.name = name; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="float" >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="floatRange" msgkey=" >> >>> errors.mondayhours.range" >> >>> > * @spring.validator-args arg1value="${var:min}" >> >>> > * @spring.validator-args arg2value="${var:max}" >> >>> > * @spring.validator-var name="min" value="0.5" >> >>> > * @spring.validator-var name="max" value="8.0" >> >>> > * @param mondayHours the mondayHours to set >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public void setMondayHours(Float mondayHours) { >> >>> > this.mondayHours = mondayHours; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >>> > >> >>> > I just included 2 of the setter/getter methods because they are all >> >>> > similar. On the other side, i have the other class, the big one, >> >>> > WeekActivity: >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.class table="week_activity" >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public class WeekActivity extends PersistentObject{ >> >>> > >> >>> > private User user; >> >>> > private Week week; >> >>> > private Activity activity = new Activity(); >> >>> > private Boolean isAuthorized = Boolean.FALSE; >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.id column="id" generator-class="native" >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public String getId() { >> >>> > return super.getId(); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.one-to-one cascade="save-update" >> >>> > * @return the activity >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public Activity getActivity() { >> >>> > return activity; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.property column="is_authorized" >> >>> > * @return the isAuthorized >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public Boolean getIsAuthorized() { >> >>> > return isAuthorized; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.many-to-one column="user_id" >> cascade="save-update" >> >>> > * @return the user >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public User getUser() { >> >>> > return user; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @hibernate.many-to-one column="week_id" >> cascade="save-update" >> >>> > * @return the week >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public Week getWeek() { >> >>> > return week; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="required" >> >>> > * @param activity the activity to set >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public void setActivity(Activity activity) { >> >>> > this.activity = activity; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="required" >> >>> > * @param isAuthorized the isAuthorized to set >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public void setIsAuthorized(Boolean isAuthorized) { >> >>> > this.isAuthorized = isAuthorized; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="required" >> >>> > * @param user the user to set >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public void setUser(User user) { >> >>> > this.user = user; >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > /** >> >>> > * @spring.validator type="required" >> >>> > * @param week the week to set >> >>> > */ >> >>> > public void setWeek(Week week) { >> >>> > this.week = week; >> >>> > } >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >>> > >> >>> > Like i said previously, when i try to save the whole WeekActivity >> from >> >>> the >> >>> > jsp, i fill the user.id and week.id fields on the onSubmit method >> in >> >>> the >> >>> > WeekActivityFormController. But, i am not able to also persist the >> >>> > activity (so it gets a newly generated ID each time) before that. >> And >> >>> i >> >>> > need to do this because i need a new activity.id each time i fill >> the >> >>> > WeekActivity form (the activity.id will be unique in the >> WeekActivity >> >>> > table). This is what i have so far in the controller: >> >>> > >> >>> > protected void onBind(HttpServletRequest request, Object command, >> >>> > BindException errors) throws Exception { >> >>> > >> >>> > super.onBind(request, command); >> >>> > >> >>> > WeekActivity weekActivity = (weekActivity) command; >> >>> > >> >>> > // Here we get parameters to fill in User and Week >> >>> > objects... >> >>> > String userId = request.getParameter("user.id"); >> >>> > String weekId = request.getParameter("week.id"); >> >>> > >> >>> > // We obtain the User and Week from the request >> >>> parameters >> >>> > // because User and Week are already in the >> >>> database... >> >>> > if (userId != null) { >> >>> > >> >>> > if (weekActivity.getUser() == null) { >> >>> > >> >>> > User user = (User) >> >>> manager.get(User.class, >> >>> userId); >> >>> > weekActivity.setUser(user); >> >>> > } >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > if (weekId != null) { >> >>> > >> >>> > if (weekActivity.getWeek() == null) { >> >>> > >> >>> > Week week = (Week) >> >>> manager.get(Week.class, >> >>> weekId); >> >>> > weekActivity.setWeek(week); >> >>> > } >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > // Now i try to set the corresponding Activity object >> >>> too... >> >>> > Activity theActivity = weekActivity.getActivity(); >> >>> > >> >>> > // Setting Activity properties from parameters too >> >>> (except >> >>> > the ID!) >> >>> > String activityName = >> >>> request.getParameter("activity.name >> >>> "); >> >>> > if (activityName != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activityName.trim()))) >> >>> > { >> >>> > theActivity.setName(activityName); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > String activityMon = request.getParameter(" >> >>> activity.mondayHours"); >> >>> > if (activityMon != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activityMon.trim()))) { >> >>> > theActivity.setMondayHours(new Float( >> >>> Float.parseFloat(activityMon))); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > String activityTue = request.getParameter(" >> >>> activity.tuesdayHours"); >> >>> > if (activityTue != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activityTue.trim()))) { >> >>> > theActivity.setTuesdayHours(new Float( >> >>> Float.parseFloat(activityTue))); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > String activityWed = request.getParameter(" >> >>> activity.wednesdayHours"); >> >>> > if (activityWed != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activityWed.trim()))) { >> >>> > theActivity.setWednesdayHours(new >> >>> > Float(Float.parseFloat(activityWed))); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > String activityThu = request.getParameter(" >> >>> activity.thursdayHours"); >> >>> > if (activityThu != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activityThu.trim()))) { >> >>> > theActivity.setThursdayHours(new Float( >> >>> Float.parseFloat(activityThu))); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > String activityFri = request.getParameter(" >> >>> activity.fridayHours"); >> >>> > if (activityFri != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activityFri.trim()))) { >> >>> > theActivity.setFridayHours(new Float( >> >>> Float.parseFloat(activityFri))); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > String activitySat = request.getParameter(" >> >>> activity.saturdayHours"); >> >>> > if (activitySat != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activitySat.trim()))) { >> >>> > theActivity.setSaturdayHours(new Float( >> >>> Float.parseFloat(activitySat))); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > String activitySun = request.getParameter(" >> >>> activity.sundayHours"); >> >>> > if (activitySun != null && (!StringUtils.isEmpty( >> >>> activitySun.trim()))) { >> >>> > theActivity.setSundayHours(new Float( >> >>> Float.parseFloat(activitySun))); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > // Saving the activity now makes MySQL generate a new >> >>> id... >> >>> > // Not sure if i should do the following lines but >> >>> these >> >>> > are the last i tried... >> >>> > >> >>> > manager.save(theActivity); >> >>> > >> >>> > String theActivityId = theActivity.getId(); >> >>> > theActivity.setId(theActivityId); >> >>> > >> >>> > weekActivity.setActivity(theActivity); >> >>> > } >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >>> > >> >>> > As you can see above, i pass some activity properties in the >> request >> >>> (all >> >>> > of them actually, except the ID!). So i fill the Activity object >> too, >> >>> > persist it so i get the ID (should this be necessary?) and the get >> the >> >>> ID >> >>> > again and set this Activity into the big WeekActivity object. The >> bad >> >>> part >> >>> > is when i run this... i get the following: >> >>> > >> >>> > Hibernate operation: could not insert: [WeekActivity]; >> uncategorized >> >>> > SQLException for SQL [insert into week_activity (is_authorized, >> >>> user_id, >> >>> > week_id) values (?, ?, ?)]; SQL state [HY000]; error code [1364]; >> >>> Field >> >>> > 'activity' doesn't have a default value; nested exception is >> >>> > java.sql.SQLException: Field 'activity' doesn't have a default >> value >> >>> > >> >>> > Obviously it can't have a default value, because the ID should be >> >>> > generated each time and before saving the "big" WeekActivity. >> >>> > >> >>> > I have already wasted a week trying to solve this...I'm pretty new >> to >> >>> J2EE >> >>> > and much more to Hibernate and Spring so please bear with me and my >> >>> ugly >> >>> > code ;) but i'm desperate! Ther must be something i am doing >> >>> > wrong...maybe not just one thing but more... >> >>> > >> >>> > Thanks a lot for reading and lending a hand, you are the best! :) >> >>> > >> >>> > Best regards. >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> > Michael Horwitz wrote: >> >>> >> >> >>> >> O.K. It should all work as long as you have the relationship >> between >> >>> >> WeekActivity and Activity marked as cascade=save. If you are >> having >> >>> >> trouble >> >>> >> with the mapping/annotations just post up a sample of what you >> have >> >>> so >> >>> >> far, >> >>> >> and we can help. >> >>> >> >> >>> >> Mike. >> >>> >> >> >>> >> On 7/14/07, Sielm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> >>> >> >>> >>> >> >>> >>> Sorry, i forgot about these details. I'm using AppFuse 1.9.4 with >> >>> Spring >> >>> >>> for >> >>> >>> the front end too, and Hibernate for persistence. The actual >> >>> database >> >>> is >> >>> >>> MySQL 5.x (not sure about the exact version). >> >>> >>> >> >>> >>> Thanks a lot. If i forget anything else please tell me and i will >> >>> reply >> >>> >>> as >> >>> >>> soon as possible. >> >>> >>> >> >>> >>> Best regards. >> >>> >>> >> >>> >>> >> >>> >>> Michael Horwitz wrote: >> >>> >>> > >> >>> >>> > Which version of AppFuse are you using and with which web front >> >>> end? >> >>> >>> > Details >> >>> >>> > as to which persistence layer you have chosen would also be >> >>> useful: >> >>> >>> > Hibernate, JPA or iBatis? >> >>> >>> > >> >>> >>> > P.S. You English is excellent, by the way! >> >>> >>> > >> >>> >>> > Thanks >> >>> >>> > >> >>> >>> > Mike. >> >>> >>> > >> >>> >>> > On 7/13/07, Sielm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> Hi all. I'm new to J2EE and AppFuse and have been tinkering >> with >> >>> it >> >>> >>> for >> >>> >>> a >> >>> >>> >> while now. The main thing is this: i have a "big" object >> called >> >>> >>> >> WeekActivity >> >>> >>> >> which represents an activity made by an user in a week, and i >> >>> need >> >>> to >> >>> >>> be >> >>> >>> >> able to make a form to create new rows in the database for >> this >> >>> >>> object. >> >>> >>> >> This >> >>> >>> >> object has 3 properties (attributes), which are User, Week and >> >>> >>> Activity. >> >>> >>> >> Each of these three are beans which go into the database. This >> >>> way >> >>> a >> >>> >>> >> WeekActivity row in the database would have the user id, the >> week >> >>> id, >> >>> >>> the >> >>> >>> >> activity id and the hibernate generated primary key ID. >> Roughly >> >>> this >> >>> >>> is >> >>> >>> >> the >> >>> >>> >> way this is mapped: >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> · User: table user (ID, ... , other columns) >> >>> >>> >> · Week: table week (ID, ..., other columns) >> >>> >>> >> · Activity: table activity (ID, ..., other columns) >> >>> >>> >> · WeekActivity: table user_week_activity (user.id, week.id, >> >>> >>> activity.id >> >>> >>> , >> >>> >>> >> ID) >> >>> >>> >> · method getUser ---> hibernate.many-to-one column=" >> user.id" >> >>> >>> (because >> >>> >>> >> a >> >>> >>> >> user could have several activities in a week). I'm assuming >> this >> >>> will >> >>> >>> map >> >>> >>> >> the ID column of the User table to this table as a foreign key >> >>> (maybe >> >>> >>> i >> >>> >>> >> got >> >>> >>> >> this wrong in hibernate?) >> >>> >>> >> · method getWeek ---> same as above, a many to one for >> >>> week.id >> >>> >>> >> because >> >>> >>> >> a >> >>> >>> >> week can appear in several activities >> >>> >>> >> · method getActivity ---> hibernate.one-to-one, because >> an >> >>> >>> activity >> >>> >>> >> will >> >>> >>> >> have a unique ID always, for each time the form is used no >> matter >> >>> the >> >>> >>> >> user >> >>> >>> >> or the week. >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> But User and Week are already in the database, so that in the >> >>> >>> >> weekActivityForm.jsp i just pass the user.id and the week.id >> as >> >>> >>> request >> >>> >>> >> parameters, but i need to create a new activity.id (and insert >> >>> the >> >>> >>> new >> >>> >>> >> activity object into the database) each time the >> weekActivityForm >> >>> is >> >>> >>> >> filled >> >>> >>> >> and submitted, and i don't see the way to do that. At this >> moment >> >>> >>> when >> >>> >>> i >> >>> >>> >> submit the form hibernate complains about activity.id not >> having >> >>> a >> >>> >>> >> default >> >>> >>> >> value, because i try to save the "big object" without setting >> the >> >>> >>> >> activity.id. >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> In the WeekActivityFormController i have the method onSubmit >> >>> which >> >>> >>> reads >> >>> >>> >> the >> >>> >>> >> week.id and user.id from the request, uses the manager to >> fetch >> >>> the >> >>> >>> Week >> >>> >>> >> and >> >>> >>> >> User objects from the database and sets them into the >> >>> WeekActivity >> >>> >>> >> object. >> >>> >>> >> But what can i do to also set the Activity object? The thing >> is >> >>> that >> >>> >>> i >> >>> >>> >> need >> >>> >>> >> to insert a new Activity object into the database and then use >> >>> the >> >>> >>> >> WeekActivity.setActivity(activity) method BUT that new >> activity >> >>> >>> object >> >>> >>> >> has >> >>> >>> >> a >> >>> >>> >> new generated ID each time and i don't know how to fetch it >> from >> >>> the >> >>> >>> >> onSubmit method...if i even can do that. >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> I'm afraid i was a bit confusing explaining my problem...the >> >>> short >> >>> >>> >> version >> >>> >>> >> would be: i have a commandobject in a form, and one of its >> >>> properties >> >>> >>> is >> >>> >>> >> another object which needs to be created each time i create a >> new >> >>> >>> >> instance >> >>> >>> >> of the commandobject (because this property should be always >> >>> unique) >> >>> >>> and >> >>> >>> >> when i try to persist the original commandobject i have no way >> of >> >>> >>> setting >> >>> >>> >> the property because i can't access the property id (which >> would >> >>> be >> >>> >>> >> generated when persisted too!) >> >>> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >> If someone understands my problem, i would be really grateful >> to >> >>> hear >> >>> >>> >> about >> >>> >>> >> it. And if someone doesn't but wants to help and need a more >> >>> indepth >> >>> >>> >> explain >> >>> >>> >> i would try my best. Thanks for your time and patience, and >> >>> anyway >> >>> a >> >>> >>> big >> >>> >>> >> salute for everyone in the mailing list. 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