Hello
here is the stack trace:
--snip
[Tue Oct 19 08:26:15 CEST 1999] -- ERROR -- An error occurred while
rendering template layouts/default.xml:
594
[Tue Oct 19 08:26:15 CEST 1999] -- ERROR --
Exception: java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 594
Stack Trace
Sorry for cross posting to turbine list, this deals mainly
with turbine issues, but is a response to a velocity thread.
I agree with your points, but I'm looking for a simple way
of reusing the WM/VTL to do template configuration. These scripting
languages are powerfull enough to do what
Hi,
Check the CompanyPeer class - all it's methods should be static, so you
should never need to create instances of the Peer class.
Your example should look like this:
Criteria crit = new Criteria();
crit.add(CompanyPeer.COMPANYID, 10);
Vector Company = CompanyPeer.doSelect(crit);
This
I don't want to make extra philosophy but I think - really - the Apache
Foundation Software is certainly the best open source product on the market
for web app. I think is it more serious than different commercial products
(eg. Sybase and many other). The bigger Turbine advantage is certainly
Below I have listed a pure WM template solution for debugging
context and link parameters (could be enhanced to contain
session parameters as well).
This is *t*h*e* solution for the previous email in this thread
"Re: Debug features of Cold Fusion". Maybe this avoids requiring
turbine users to
Hi Leon,
Thanx for your reply, the code you provided was what I first tried without
success but now I know why it didn't work. I hadn't loaded the
TurbineProperties file in the test program (it was late) . Now a new day and
your input it works :-)
I take my hat of to you guys this (Turbine)
Do Actions and Screens have to be threadsafe?
Andrew
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On Thu, 19 Oct 2000, you wrote:
Do Actions and Screens have to be threadsafe?
Yes. Any code in a webapp should be thread safe.
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Do Actions and Screens have to be threadsafe?
You can expect that there will be many people
using the application simultaneously, so there is
good chance that your screens/actions will execute
concurrently. You should also think about situations
when user has multiple
Hi,
Send me the template that's causing you grief
and I'll take a look at it today.
If anyone has errors with templates and you
send them to me I'll look at the right away
and find out what's wrong.
jvz.
On Thu, 19 Oct 2000, Roall Lein-Killi wrote:
Hello
here is the stack trace:
Christophe,
"No getting started" documents for the newbies.
The "getting started" documentation is actually this mailing list. Lurking
on it with ears and eyes wide is how I got started. It not only introduces
you to the functionality and usability of the project, but also the
personalities,
Hi Roall,
I took you template and made and tried to mimic
your setup. I used a hashtable for your $item
object. First I place all the $items in an array,
and then an ArrayList. I could not reproduce
your error.
It is probably something in the way you are
setting up the object before putting
on 10/19/2000 5:50 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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Do Actions and Screens have to be threadsafe?
Andrew
As everyone already answered...yes, they need to be threadsafe. Let me add
to that...
You can think of Modules (Actions, Screens, Pages, Layouts, Navigations) as
a
Jon Stevens wrote:
on 10/18/2000 2:07 PM, "Daniel Rall" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excellent, I was unaware of that directory and its content. I added a
pointer to it from the meta.properties file.
Daniel
Yes, this was implemented recently by Jason in order to cut down on the
Christopher Elkins wrote:
on 10/18/2000 2:07 PM, "Daniel Rall" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excellent, I was unaware of that directory and its content. I added a
pointer to it from the meta.properties file.
Daniel
Yes, this was implemented recently by Jason in order to cut down
What would it take to add OR support for Criteria? Is
this an inherent limitation in the Criteria class design?
If anybody can give me pointers, I could try a stab at this.
First of all you can fall back to CUSTOM (Not sure how that works).
But good support for ORs etc. can be easily
Hi, all.
While implementing OR query support in Criteria, I'm planning to create the
beginnings of a JUnit test-case for it. What are people's opinions on the
location of the test classes? I see at least two options:
(1) src/java/org/apache/turbine/tests
(2) src/tests
Feel free to
Christopher Elkins wrote:
Hi, all.
While implementing OR query support in Criteria, I'm planning to create the
beginnings of a JUnit test-case for it. What are people's opinions on the
location of the test classes? I see at least two options:
(1) src/java/org/apache/turbine/tests
Christopher Elkins wrote:
Hi, all.
While implementing OR query support in Criteria, I'm planning to create the
beginnings of a JUnit test-case for it. What are people's opinions on the
location of the test classes? I see at least two options:
(1)
I have installed Turbine on Apache 1.3.14, using Caucho Resin as my servlet
container. I am able to get to http://localhost/servlets/Turbine but
instead of a login page, I get a page that says You are logged in as user ''
and it doesn't ask me for a user name or password. I looked at the
Christopher Elkins wrote:
Christopher Elkins wrote:
Hi, all.
While implementing OR query support in Criteria, I'm planning to create the
beginnings of a JUnit test-case for it. What are people's opinions on the
location of the test classes? I see at least two options:
on 10/19/2000 6:11 PM, "Craig Despres" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I looked at the logs,
and everything seems fine. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Craig
It is funny...people expect Turbine to "do" something. It is a framework. It
is up to you to make it do something. If
Jon,
I wasn't expecting it to "do" something. I was simply mislead by the
Installation document. I followed the directions, and at the bottom of the
installation, it says---
The following examples assume your servlet zone is configured at
http://your.host.com/servlets. If this is not the
on 10/19/2000 6:40 PM, "Craig Despres" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the Install document is not correct, then it might be less confusing to
new people if it didn't lead you to believe that follow steps 1,2,3 and poof
you are there!
It isn't correct and we haven't had the time to update it
Cool! This is just the sort of discussion I was fishing for. I love
collaborative development!
While implementing OR query support in Criteria, I'm planning to create
the
beginnings of a JUnit test-case for it. What are people's opinions on
the
location of the test classes? I see at
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