Re: validwhen expression parsing anomaly

Reinhard Nägele wrote: I set up the following expression for a validwhen validation rule, which produces the exception below: ![CDATA[((*this* = 1) and (*this* = 6) and (*this* != null))]] Inserting parentheses that should not be necessary solves the issue: ![CDATA[(((*this* = 1) and (*this* =

Re: [OT] Re: keeping Eclipse files in our repo [was Re: Package removal with new Digester]

David Graham wrote: --- Matt Bathje [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Why would a developer use different variable names? If .classpath/.project for eclipse were included, there must be documentation saying you must setup VARIABLEX to point to RESOURCEX and so forth. IMO, dictating the one true way

Re: keeping Eclipse files in our repo [was Re: Package removal with new Digester]

With eclipse at least, this limitation can be easily worked around. Anything that uses a machine-specific path (or whatever else that may be machine specific) is referenced to by a variable that each developer can set on their machine. What gets committed only has references to those variables,

[OT] Re: keeping Eclipse files in our repo [was Re: Package removal with new Digester]

David Graham wrote: Eclipse classpath variables don't solve the issue because each developer may be using different variable names. Further, the name of the jar file may be different (ie. have version number in it). In my experience, forcing developers to use the one true setup is a recipe for

broken link on jakarta site

Hi guys Not sure where to send this, but I figured one of you would. On the Jakarta FAQs page, there is a link to the Struts Kickstart FAQ that is broken. The broken link is on this page: http://jakarta.apache.org/site/faqs.html under the FAQs header. Matt

Re: [OT] SVN / Eclipse / Subclipse error

James Mitchell wrote: Sorry for the OT, but I figured some folks here are doing this. I'm trying out Subclipse and getting this error: http://cvs.apache.org/~jmitchell/server-cert-invalid.jpg How are you getting around this? Command line works fine for me, but I would really like to use Eclipse.

[OT] creating a patch in eclipse

Hey all. I was going to fix a small typo on the validation user guide page, and can't get Eclipse/Subclipse to properly create a patch for me. Every time I try to create the patch, the full path to my checked out version is used in it, which seems wrong. I looked at a couple other patches in

Re: Conversion from CVS to Subversion Complete

Hi all. Is there a viewcvs.cgi equivalent for the SVN Repository? I realize I can open the url in a browser and view the latest revision, but I liked that you could see the history on the CVS version. In case its not clear what I am talking about: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/trunk/

Re: ViewSVN (was Re: Conversion from CVS to Subversion Complete)

Excellent, thanks very much. Matt Don Brown wrote: Yes, there is a version of viewcvs, viewsvn, for subversion: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/struts/?root=Apache-SVN Don Matt Bathje wrote: Hi all. Is there a viewcvs.cgi equivalent for the SVN Repository? I realize I can open the url

Re: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 30364] - org.apache.struts.validator.DynaValidatorActionForm.validate(DynaValidatorActionForm.java:115)

by it, then I was offering one possible solution. Hopefully I've made myself more clear about this. Matt Bathje - Original Message - From: Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Struts Developers List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 12:28 PM Subject: Re: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 30364