I try to use Peer model.
I wrote a code like this :
public class DocumentPeer extends BasePeer
{
private final static DocumentMapBuilder mapBuilder = (DocumentMapBuilder)
getMapBuilder("org.myapplic.db.DocumentMapBuilder");
public final static String DOCUMENT_ID =
Hi
But didn't Rafal mean that there is no need to _distribute_ also the
GPL'd wrappers. There could simply be an URL reference to the wrapper
distribution page for those who are interested in it.
Wouldn't that work?
Neeme
Yes. I could certainly host that code on working-dogs.com.
I was wondering where this STATUS.txt file was. I've looked through all of
my code as well as the CVS web interface. I can't seem to find it and I
want to start looking into the opl more.
If I've overlooked the file, my apologies.
thanks,
josh
on 5/26/2000 3:34 AM, Hervé Guidetti at [EMAIL
on 5/30/2000 1:11 AM, Hervé Guidetti at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I try to use Peer model.
I wrote a code like this :
public class DocumentPeer extends BasePeer
{
private final static DocumentMapBuilder mapBuilder = (DocumentMapBuilder)
On Tue, May 30, 2000 at 10:01:37AM -0700, Josh Lucas wrote:
I was wondering where this STATUS.txt file was. I've looked through all of
my code as well as the CVS web interface. I can't seem to find it and I
want to start looking into the opl more.
If I've overlooked the file, my
Hi,
I followed the given instructions, and got the Turbine servlet running till
the login screen. But when I enter the login-id and password, it can not
connect to the MySQL database. It throws the following exception:
Exception: java.lang.Error: Error in BasePeer.initTableSchema(Visitor):
on 5/30/2000 10:49 AM, Sean Legassick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect Jon means the TODO.txt file, which has a brief overview of the
status of OPaL. I'm also interested in this stuff having looked over the
code and identified for myself pretty much what's left to do. I followed
the
on 5/30/2000 11:54 AM, Sasan, Hement at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
database.default.username=dbUser
database.default.password=dbPass
you need to define these.
-jon
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Hi,
I followed the given instructions, and got the Turbine servlet running till
the login screen. But when I enter the login-id and password, it can not
connect to the MySQL database. It throws the following exception:
Exception: java.lang.Error: Error in
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 5/30/2000 11:50 AM, burtonator at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So vote away.
+1
The only thing that I can see a problem here with is that in reality this
shouldn't be a problem for people once we start making everyone use WAR
files. Just stick the .jar into the
Jon,
I just started to update the HelloWorld example in the docs when I realized
that I just overlooked the fact that the context is passed in as parameter.
So, the example works as it is documented and my first tiny contribution to
this great project is now obsolete :-).
cheers,
thomas
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on 5/30/2000 1:38 PM, David Surmon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Communication link failure: Bad handshake
I'm assuming that you are using the MM drivers. There is bugs in the newer
versions. I use 1.2b without problems.
-jon
To
this seems to be the same 8 character password problem as explained in
Turbine FAQ:
http://locus.apache.org/jyve-faq/Turbine/screen/DisplayQuestionAnswer/ac
tion/SetAll/project_id/1/faq_id/2/topic_id/69/question_id/525
BTW, Jon, I couldn't find _any_ reference to the FAQ from the Turbine
Now, I've set these two as:
database.default.username=turbine
database.default.password=turbine
Still I'm getting the following exception:
---
Exception: java.lang.Error: Error in BasePeer.initTableSchema(Visitor):
Cannot
on 5/30/2000 2:29 PM, Sasan, Hement at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, I've set these two as:
database.default.username=turbine
database.default.password=turbine
Still I'm getting the following exception:
No, you need to set those to be the account/password in the MySQL
permissions setup.
Happend to me too some days ago. I suppose you are using MySQL. Update
your jdbc driver!
Giacomo
David Surmon wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting the following stack trace when I log onto the example screen
(turbine, turbine). Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
java.lang.Error: Error in
Are you sure these are your username and password?
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Subject: RE: Getting java.lang.NullPointerException
Now, I've set these two as:
if i logon to turbine it takes 75 seconds until the DefaultScreen is displayed
im using tomcat 3.2dev (lates from CVS)
and turbine (lates from CVS)
on a k7-650 with 256mb
the oracle database is on an other server ...
is there a problem with my configuration??
please help!!
Sean:
I'd be happy to help with continuing development on OPaL, I've been studying
it pretty carefully lately, working on integration of some of our stuff with
Jetspeed.
Mike
Jcorporate Ltd
http://www.javacorporate.com
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Dave:
Just my 2c worth: We're definitely interested in integration with Turbine,
and the search engine project is a fine place to start - we've already done
a lot of work to make the connection pool "pluggable" for example.
The CVS archive for search is a bit behind the latest code, I'll get
on 5/30/2000 2:53 PM, Martin Poeschl at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if i logon to turbine it takes 75 seconds until the DefaultScreen is displayed
im using tomcat 3.2dev (lates from CVS)
and turbine (lates from CVS)
on a k7-650 with 256mb
the oracle database is on an other server ...
is
on 5/30/2000 1:57 PM, Michael Nash at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean:
I'd be happy to help with continuing development on OPaL, I've been studying
it pretty carefully lately, working on integration of some of our stuff with
Jetspeed.
Personally, I would dump OPaL and stick with the Peer
Hello Jon!
This is my proposal of changes to WebMacro:
1. location of WebMacro.properties should be specified as servlet
intialization
argument (be it Turbine or your own servlet extending
WMServlet class)
2. if no location is specified, a fallback to standard
WebMacro procedures
On Tue, 30 May 2000, you wrote:
Personally, I would dump OPaL and stick with the Peer model. It is quite
nice. John and Frank did an excellent job with it.
I agree. At this point in the game, it would be nice if we focused
our collective energy on one Persistent model and add on the kind of
on 5/30/2000 3:40 PM, Rafal Krzewski at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It should do the classpath first AND what you suggest second.
Please, give me your reasons for this.
My thinking goes like that: If I explicitly specify a location of
the config file, I don't want WebMacro to dig through my
As I mentioned the other day I discovered (after thinking code changes
might be needed) that setting, for example, the body background colour
inside a webmacro template is quite simple:
$data.Page.Body.setBgColor("ff")
I hadn't realised, however, that there is a problem with this until I
On Tue, 30 May 2000, you wrote:
Anyway a workaround that works, although it's not very pretty is to say:
#set $junk = $data.Page.Body.setBgColor("ff")
Unless anyone can see a prettier way out of this?
To stay consistent with our goal of making the use of WebMacro
templates fairly
on 5/30/2000 5:12 PM, Sean Legassick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unless anyone can see a prettier way out of this?
write a class that would allow you to use it like this:
$pageSetter.setData($data).setBgColor("ff")
You are passing in the Body object in the setBody() method and then
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 5/26/2000 3:48 PM, burtonator at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So if there are no -1s that this is a kludge I will do this.
-1 because:
turbine.external.init.classname=CLASSNAME
turbine.external.init.onstartup=BOOLEAN
this assumes that everything will be
on 5/30/2000 5:48 PM, burtonator at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hopefully I will have an impl of this tonight.
great...thanks for putting up with me. :-)
-jon
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On Tue, May 30, 2000 at 05:47:36PM -0700, Jon Stevens wrote:
on 5/30/2000 5:12 PM, Sean Legassick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unless anyone can see a prettier way out of this?
write a class that would allow you to use it like this:
$pageSetter.setData($data).setBgColor("ff")
I
I'm in the process of consolidating the parsepath methods
for WM templates. In doing so, here's what I've come up with:
Parsepaths for screens and layouts must be separate from a parsepath
for navigations.
Here's why - you can never be sure that there's a
one-to-one relationship between layout
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