Do we have any kind of support in Turbine to do simple encryption/decryption of some
numbers passed around on the web pages especially on the links. (The problem is some
people might try to type in arbitrary numbers and get to see other's details).
Can anyone give me an idea if such open
Hi
After Installing, turbine and making a build I followed correctly the
install instruction for
a TOMCAT server. But I get the following error when I start Tomcat.
cannot load servlet name: database
cannot load servlet name: action
I use the following configuration (Tomcat, mysql, jdk1.3)
-
Hi,
I guess it is safer to use the TDK, since I'm not sure every
nightly will build and run. The TDK is tested to be up and running
in minutes.
You can get it from:
http://java.apache.org/turbine/tdk
Maybe some turbine CVS masters (or users) can give hints when
there are nightly builds that
I suggested that we change it so that screens can be
separated by dots too,
since that makes more sense to java programmers already, and
so it would be
the same for screens and actions. Also, dots appear normally
in the URL,
while the browser replaces commas with %2c. People liked the
Christopher,
Maybe some turbine CVS masters (or users) can give hints when
there are nightly builds that have been tested to run as a drop-in
replacement to the turbine.jar of the latest TDK?
If it compiles it is OK to use IMHO. I regularly add turbine.jars to the TDK
that have been compiled
In an effort to get my Karma up before I ask the next dumbass question ;) I
have added some Velocity Context Documentation in the xdocs. At the bottom
of it I put a section, "other uses of Context". Could some of the folks that
used the Velocity/WebMacro Context in interesting ways or
Hello,
We have been doing all our development on WinNT with
Tomcat. Since we will be going live soon at a couple
of clients, we must give them an informed opinion on
the recommended runtime environment. Our apps are mainly
Turbine based and access relational DBs (Oracle, MS-SQL)
and messsaging
Hi please help.
I am new to turbine, it sounds like what we are looking for.
Before a I propose it to our development team, I must get it
running with JSPs.
Does turbine make sense with jsp?
Is there any example or can someone guide me on setting up
my First Turbine + JSP. I will be using
"Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo" wrote:
Here's a few bits of info...
WebSphere (IBM)
supports only servlets 2.0 (like jServ)
pain to install/configure (read $$$ on support)
WebLogic (BEA)
I tried an eveal version. Seems much faster than Tomcat
Is not bugfree (ask Jon :-))
I don't know about websphere but I used Weblogic while implementing EJBs. It
is quite good and fast, easy to install/configure. Its documentation is also
good. only thing is it is very expensive.
Milind
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From: Rafal Krzewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 9:18 AM
iPlanet (Oracle?)
It's Sun-Netscape aliance.
We (GlueCode) have had few problems running Turbine on top
of the iPlanet web server and servlet engine.
--
Craig Berry - (310) 570-4140
VP
FWIW:
We are using Apache+JServ for our production environment. Load-balanced
between two boxen currently with no problems. Running on RH6.2 with 1.2.2
jdk. We have 100+ users and 20+ turbine applications ( alot of them small,
ecs based ) including jyve and jetspeed in out intranet
Roland,
After Installing, turbine and making a build I followed correctly
the install instruction for a TOMCAT server.
If you are getting started with Turbine and using Tomcat, your best bet is
the TDK ( Turbine Developers Kit ) like Christopher posted. You will have a
running Turbine
on 11/5/2000 10:59 PM, "Jason van Zyl" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I would like to get rid of org.apache.turbine.tools.torque
package and replace it with org.apache.turbine.torque.
+1 from me! :-)
It sounds great Jason!
-jon
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on 11/6/2000 5:15 AM, "Riley, Cameron" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In an effort to get my Karma up before I ask the next dumbass question ;) I
have added some Velocity Context Documentation in the xdocs. At the bottom
of it I put a section, "other uses of Context". Could some of the folks that
on 11/6/2000 8:16 AM, "Sarbjit Singh" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi please help.
I am new to turbine, it sounds like what we are looking for.
Before a I propose it to our development team, I must get it
running with JSPs.
Does turbine make sense with jsp?
Is there any example or can
on 11/6/2000 8:55 AM, "Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
We have been doing all our development on WinNT with
Tomcat. Since we will be going live soon at a couple
of clients, we must give them an informed opinion on
the recommended runtime environment. Our apps
on 11/6/2000 8:49 AM, "Craig Berry" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We (GlueCode) have had few problems running Turbine on top
of the iPlanet web server and servlet engine.
Would you like to expand on this?
Turbine is just a JSDK 2.0 servlet...it isn't using anything "special"...I
would have to
You should also consider Jetty:
http://jetty.mortbay.com
I have not tried this with Turbine (yet) but have found Jetty
to be quite stable.
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Subject: Re: Choice of servlet engine
on 11/6/2000 8:49 AM, "Craig Berry" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We (GlueCode) have had few problems running Turbine on top
of the iPlanet web server
I remember seeing a while back that someone was thinking about separating
the user/security administration out into a separate download from Turbine.
Has that been done as of yet? If not, has the existing admin screens been
converted to using Velocity instead of WebMacro?
-cd
on 11/6/2000 11:52 AM, "Craig Berry" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you misread me, I said "we have had few problems", as
in "it was pretty easy to get it working" -- mostly just a
matter of trivia like changing where to look for the servlet
jar and so forth. As you say, Turbine should
On Mon, Nov 06, 2000 at 12:49:08PM -0700, Craig Despres wrote:
I remember seeing a while back that someone was thinking about separating
the user/security administration out into a separate download from Turbine.
Has that been done as of yet? If not, has the existing admin screens been
On Mon, 06 Nov 2000, you wrote:
I would really like some comments from people who have
actually deployed Turbine-based apps: what servlet engine
or application server did you choose? Why? Has anybody
used Tomcat on a production environment? Is this even
legally allowed? Has anybody used one
Great. I'll wait until things are checked in before I begin any work.
Carl
Jason van Zyl wrote:
A few people have been asking to help with Torque and I
believe I now have something that at least can be worked
with.
So I would like to get rid of org.apache.turbine.tools.torque
package and
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