Hi
can someone gove me some pointers on getting the Scheduler working.
I have Turbine installed and I get the Welcome to Turbine Screen but from
here I do not know what to do to get the Scheduler working. Any help would
be really appreciated
Cheers
Steve
"Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo" wrote:
I changed process() to go to MySQL instead of taking
the values from fixed arrays. I used torque to generate
the peers, and everything works EXACTLY the same (I'm
verifying this by diff'ing the output in both cases). I'm
still getting the "Done!" printed
On Tuesday 28 November 2000 20:20, Mike Haberman wrote:
I think it's a great example of using the power of Turbine to form page
composition and a template language to build the components. Turbine may
be for experienced java developers but it's provides a beautiful framework
for building
Sarbjit Singh wrote:
Does anyone use forte to debug turbine based applications?
Does anyone use it for stepping or debugging turbine.
I run Tomcat under jdb when I'm in mood for stepping over
my code/Turbine code. It's kind of fun, the jdb interface
is a bit crude though.
Rafal
--
Rafal
Mike Haberman wrote:
the box is a 486 :)
but our internet connection is an OC-3 up to chicago! OC-48 soon.
Hey it's not that bad... I'd say it's performing pretty damn awesome
for a 486 running Java! The site is working smoothly over my lousy
connection from Poland.
Nice site BTW. The
On Wednesday 29 November 2000 09:57, Steve McNally wrote:
Hi
can someone gove me some pointers on getting the Scheduler working.
Have you taken a look at:
http://java.apache.org/turbine/getting-started.html
It gives you the basic info on the scheduler and tells you how to get it
started.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Rafal Krzewski wrote:
I'm not sure if implementing automatic name shortening in Torque is
feasible.
I'd suggest creating a separate short-names-turbine-schema.xml, that
could
be used to generate SQL for those databases.
The name
At 19:22 2000-11-28, John McNally wrote:
5. The latest version of DB2 supports auto-increment fields, keyword
GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY.
what is the sql to retrieve the id after a row is inserted?
Just use the column name. I give you an example:
The PERMISSION table is created as
Hi thanks for the reply:
Some of the instructions don't seem to make sense :
First set the following properties in TurbineResources.properties located in
the Turbine/conf directory.
* default.template=/default.wm
*
On 11/28/2000 at 2:20 PM Mike Haberman wrote:
I set up Turbine for a group of students to use for a class project
for developing a web site. All they needed to know was the directory
structure, and the api of few of the context tools. All I did was
create a context tool so that HashMaps and
form action="$link.setAction("B")"
input value="Go to A" name="eventSubmit_doA" type="submit"
/form
Where is your $link.setPage()?
Nowhere... That's the point here, the page is being
set from the doA() method in the B.java class, using
setTemplate(data, page name). Is this absolutely
On Wednesday 29 November 2000 12:49, Steve McNally wrote:
Hi thanks for the reply:
Some of the instructions don't seem to make sense :
First set the following properties in TurbineResources.properties located
in the Turbine/conf directory.
* default.template=/default.wm
*
Gonzalo,
setTemplate(data, "A.wm");
Are you using TDK b1? I tired it yesterday with b1 and the setTemplate()
wasnt passing it on. I didnt get a stackTrace with it though. I assumed it
was to do with the line endings warning that was up on the tdk download page
to do with b1 and Win32. What
Hi,
I have been having problems accessing a vector of objects stored in the
context. I am able to make a vector of strings, put this in the context and
then access each with #foreach in the vm template, but when I try to add a
vector of objects and access the different get methods on that
Hi again,
some days ago I said under another topic, that I have problems using
Informix because names of database objects are lowercase and suspect, that
Informix is case sensitive.
Well, only the first is true.
I have traced this down to the initialization via Village (Schema.schema()
...).
Hi
I am using the TDK and I have the basic screen working. But
VelocitySiteSessionValidator does not exist in the turbine or tdk
distribution.
The directories indicted to sepcify in velocity.properties to get the
scheduler working do not exist in the distribution either.
If you have this
Jon,
Yeah I did make sure, and I made sure the CLASSPATH was correct also.
As it turns out, the reason the classes were not found was that I was using
the lib directory from the other version of tomcat, because the somehow
corrupt tar distribution did not include the lib directory, and I was
Hi,
At the risk of sounding stupid: Does anybody know of compile errors in the
main Turbine cvs? There are errors in ImageURI and TurbineConfig.
~ Leon
[javac]
D:\apps\turbine\bin\src\org\apache\turbine\util\ImageURI.java:87: Me
thod getContextPath() not found in interface
-Original Message-
From: Dave Bryson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 7:41 PM
To: Turbine
Subject: Re: Pooling socket connections
On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Hi,
We are using Forte as a middleware, which encapsulates the business
logic
On Wednesday 29 November 2000 13:48, Steve McNally wrote:
If you have this working could you send me a copy of property files ?
I am using the scheduler but I am not using the TDK and I am not using
webmacro. I dont think that my property file would help much since it is a
highly customized
-Original Message-
From: Will Stranathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 9:57 PM
To: Turbine
Subject: Re: tomcat webserver with tdk
Since you already had a working Tomcat installed, I bet the
problem is that TOMCAT_HOME is set - if so, that's
Sun's tar is broken and declares checksum error when filename paths
exceed a certain length limit.
Use gnutar and all should be OK.
:) Christoph
[snip]
the lib directory from the other version of tomcat, because the somehow
corrupt tar distribution did not include the lib directory, and I
Woohoo!
I used a different version of tar, and it worked! 8-)
It turns out that I was not using Sun's gzip, but
I was using Sun's tar.
Thanks so much for your help!
Ben
-Original Message-
From: Will Stranathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 10:02 PM
Leon Messerschmidt wrote:
Hi,
At the risk of sounding stupid: Does anybody know of compile errors in the
main Turbine cvs? There are errors in ImageURI and TurbineConfig.
Those are Servlet API compatibility problems. The offending methods
are not present in version 2.0.
The error in
On 2000.11.29 14:22:33 + Leon Messerschmidt wrote:
Hi,
At the risk of sounding stupid: Does anybody know of compile errors in
the
main Turbine cvs? There are errors in ImageURI and TurbineConfig.
You're compiling against JSDK2.0 and these classes are calling JSDK2.2
methods. As far
Yup, that worked. Thanks for the explanation and the
solution.
--
Gonzalo A. Diethelm
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Rafal Krzewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 6:59 AM
To: Turbine
Subject: Re: Torque problem? Non-terminating app...
I'm using code from CVS as of Nov 29, around 6pm
(18 hours old). Risking the wrath from the powers
that be, I'm not using the TDK, since I have an
app already in development for a couple of months,
and all I do is a cvs update every few days.
This thing runs on WinNT 4.0, Sun JDK 1.3, Resin
1.2.
On 2000.11.29 16:38:18 + Rafal Krzewski wrote:
The error in ImageURI is easy to fix (see DynamicURI class), but
I don't like the idea of ImageURI at all. It has static path
stuck in the code. Bad idea. I believe that it should be replaced
with StaticLink class that was discussed on the
You are right. If both SQL and MapBuilders are generated,
this feature makes much more sense.
I'd suggest dropping vowels from the names, and if
still too long chopping at the end.
TURBINE_USER_GROUP_ROLE - TRBN_USR_GRP_RL
If nobody posts objections to the above, I'll commit the
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Sean Legassick wrote:
Building from latest CVS turbine/tdk I get this message when I try to build
the project. I look, and indeed build-project.xml has several
contextProperties attributes in vtorque task tags, but VTorqueTask.java
doesn't have get/set methods for
String getScreenTemplate()
void setScreenTemplate(String)
How can setScreenTemplate() be used? I tried it in a template and didnt see
any obvious use or advantage from it?
I also added extra documentation in the context-howto xdoc about using and
accessing TemplateInfo through the RunData
Hi,
I just finished making a little build script for generating
the Turbine SQL schema for the supported databases. The
turbine-build.xml is getting rather hefty so I would like
to propose making a subprojects directory where we can
have small build files that can be called using an antcall.
The new Turbine security DB has two relation tables:
* ROLE_PERMISSION: what permissions are in a role.
* USER_GROUP_ROLE: what roles a given user has as
a member of a given group.
My gut tells me there could be one other relation
that might be useful:
* GROUP_ROLE: what roles a group has,
Sean Legassick wrote:
Actually I've just committed some changes to RunData/ServerData that make
this even cleaner (IMO). Now RunDataFactory seeds a contextPath field in
ServerData (using the reflection trick that has it compile on JSDK2.0 as
well). So replace ImageURI with:
img
Problem description:
data.getTemplateInfo().setScreenTemplate(...) adds the template name
to the String[] in ParameterParser
data.getTemplateInfo().getScreenTemplate() returns the first template
name in the String[]
FIX: do not append the value .. replace it!!
Index:
It's not just related to that one issue - where a template is not
already set. In TDK 1.1b1, I have the following on login.vm:
FORM method="POST"
action="$link.setPage("index.vm").setAction("LoginUser")"
In LoginUser.java, I have the following:
catch ( TurbineSecurityException e )
{
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have been having problems accessing a vector of objects stored in the
context. I am able to make a vector of strings, put this in the context and
then access each with #foreach in the vm template, but when I try to add a
vector of objects and access the
on 11/29/2000 4:49 AM, "Steve McNally" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi thanks for the reply:
Some of the instructions don't seem to make sense :
First set the following properties in TurbineResources.properties located in
the Turbine/conf directory.
* default.template=/default.wm
*
on 11/29/2000 6:29 AM, "Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
form action="$link.setAction("B")"
input value="Go to A" name="eventSubmit_doA" type="submit"
/form
Where is your $link.setPage()?
Nowhere... That's the point here, the page is being
set from the doA() method
on 11/29/2000 5:37 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have been having problems accessing a vector of objects stored in the
context. I am able to make a vector of strings, put this in the context and
then access each with #foreach in the vm template, but when I try to
is MySQL_users_roles_permissions.sql the current schema??
i will correct the Oracle_users_roles_permissions.sql ...
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on 11/29/2000 6:21 AM, "Michaud, Ben A." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how can I get the Village and JNDI?
http://www.working-dogs.com/turbine/cvsweb/index.cgi/turbine/lib/README.txt
?rev=1.11content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
-jon
--
twice of not very much is still a lot more than not very much
on 11/29/2000 6:34 AM, "Michaud, Ben A." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why doesn't a database provide this?
I think you are confused about what needs to be pooled.
-jon
--
twice of not very much is still a lot more than not very much
on 11/29/2000 6:53 AM, "Michaud, Ben A." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Woohoo!
I used a different version of tar, and it worked! 8-)
It turns out that I was not using Sun's gzip, but
I was using Sun's tar.
Thanks so much for your help!
Ben
I already told you that yesterday.
sigh.
-jon
This text shows up in the turbine-security.sql that is built by the Ant
task turbine-security-sql:
-- Use this script to bootstrap you system into usage of secure passwords.
-- It will set the administrator's password to 'turbine' (using SHA digest)
-- Then, you'll be able to log in and change
I am in agreement here. As long as the sole reason for the group is to
defined common lists of roles, then there should be a USER_GROUP table and a
GROUP_ROLE table.
However, if the groups are defined not for permissions (i.e., security), but
for the physical grouping of people, then you would
on 11/29/2000 9:03 AM, "Martin Poeschl" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem description:
data.getTemplateInfo().setScreenTemplate(...) adds the template name
to the String[] in ParameterParser
data.getTemplateInfo().getScreenTemplate() returns the first template
name in the String[]
FIX:
"Diethelm Guallar, Gonzalo" wrote:
* ROLE_PERMISSION: what permissions are in a role.
* USER_GROUP_ROLE: what roles a given user has as
a member of a given group.
My gut tells me there could be one other relation
that might be useful:
* GROUP_ROLE: what roles a group has, and
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Martin Poeschl wrote:
is MySQL_users_roles_permissions.sql the current schema??
i will correct the Oracle_users_roles_permissions.sql ...
I'm making a build file now that is going to generate all
the SQL, it will be up as soon as ant cooperates!
jvz.
-Original Message-
From: Jon Stevens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 12:23 PM
To: Turbine
Subject: Re: Pooling socket connections
on 11/29/2000 6:34 AM, "Michaud, Ben A." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why doesn't a database provide this?
I think
Title:
Hi, i am getting frustrated yet still obssed with getting
Turbine up and running.Also tryin to understand how it works.HI did a
clean installation this morning and i get a null pointer
exception.This is the procedure i followed (very
detailed)1) Downloaded Turbine2) Intalled turbine
On 2000.11.29 16:24:27 + [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That property is handled by the parent TexenTask and isn't
specific to Torque, it is probably the velocity jar that
is out of date. I'll check in the latest one after some
tests.
Doh! I had a feeling that I was missing something - it
On 2000.11.29 17:55:34 + Rafal Krzewski wrote:
Sean Legassick wrote:
Actually I've just committed some changes to RunData/ServerData that
make
this even cleaner (IMO). Now RunDataFactory seeds a contextPath field
in
ServerData (using the reflection trick that has it compile on JSDK2.0
Hi.
Being a newbie to both turbine and CVS, I am a little unsure of how to
proceed as I attempt to set up turbine. We are in the process of developing
a new system, and I have very limited time to get a page up and working with
turbine before we have to abandon the whole notion of using a
Hi,
I just finished making a little build script for generating
the Turbine SQL schema for the supported databases. The
turbine-build.xml is getting rather hefty so I would like
to propose making a subprojects directory where we can
have small build files that can be called using an
on 11/29/2000 10:12 AM, "Michaud, Ben A." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, actually, I posed the question rhetorically.
We need to provide a mechanism to pool database
connections, because it does not make sense that
the database provide this mechanism.
Actually it makes perfect sense that it
My reasoning for making none the default was that it seemed to make the
most sense to me that if the attribute was missing it meant the table
did not require an id generation method. Regardless of which method is
chosen for the majority of tables that need id generation, there will
almost always
ingo schuster wrote:
At 19:22 2000-11-28, John McNally wrote:
5. The latest version of DB2 supports auto-increment fields, keyword
GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY.
what is the sql to retrieve the id after a row is inserted?
Just use the column name. I give you an example:
Steve McNally wrote:
Hi
I am using the TDK and I have the basic screen working. But
VelocitySiteSessionValidator does not exist in the turbine or tdk
distribution.
Use TemplateSessionValidator. Can't help with the rest.
The directories indicted to sepcify in velocity.properties to
on 11/29/2000 10:55 AM, "John McNally" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My reasoning for making none the default was that it seemed to make the
most sense to me that if the attribute was missing it meant the table
did not require an id generation method. Regardless of which method is
chosen for the
Is the secure property set to true in the SecurityService properties?
Will Stranathan wrote:
This text shows up in the turbine-security.sql that is built by the Ant
task turbine-security-sql:
-- Use this script to bootstrap you system into usage of secure passwords.
-- It will set the
---
#
# JSP S E R V I C E
#
#
---
j) services.JspService.templates=/templates
k)
Hi,
I've started to transfer an existing site to turbine (in win2000, with
tdk1.1a9) and in order to do that I've created a test site (named
backoffice).
I've made a HelloWorld.vm file in the template/screen directory, and a
HelloWorld.{java, class} files (as stated in the doc). But the first
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Hi.
Being a newbie to both turbine and CVS, I am a little unsure of how to
proceed as I attempt to set up turbine. We are in the process of developing
a new system, and I have very limited time to get a page up and working with
turbine before we have to
Hi,
I encoured problems with dynamic variable in a xsl sheet!
ie: with an OPTION ... form for a SELECT form
this code match, ok
SELECT name="country"
xsl:for-each select="profil/countries/country"
OPTION value="{iso_codeCountry}"
Sorry the same mail but more visible
Hi,
I encoured problems with dynamic variable in a xsl sheet!
ie: with an OPTION ... form for a SELECT form
this code match, ok
SELECT name="country"
xsl:for-each select="profil/countries/country"
OPTION value="{iso_codeCountry}"
xsl:apply-templates
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Hi,
I've started to transfer an existing site to turbine (in win2000, with
tdk1.1a9) and in order to do that I've created a test site (named
backoffice).
I've made a HelloWorld.vm file in the template/screen directory, and a
HelloWorld.{java, class} files
Jon Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Actually it makes perfect sense that it doesn't.
Hello? Why would it pool connections to itself? The overhead is in creating
the socket connection and establishing the communication (ie: login and
authentication), so given that the database is probably
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Christopher Elkins wrote:
Hi,
I just finished making a little build script for generating
the Turbine SQL schema for the supported databases. The
turbine-build.xml is getting rather hefty so I would like
to propose making a subprojects directory where we can
I think your default formatter in cocoon.properties is text/html.
change it to text/xhtml in cocoon.properties:
formatter.default = text/xhtml
Then you can write:
SELECT name="country"
xsl:for-each select="profil/countries/country"
xsl:choose
xsl:when
Where is your $link.setPage()?
Nowhere... That's the point here, the page is being
set from the doA() method in the B.java class, using
setTemplate(data, page name). Is this absolutely
brain dead?
Thanks,
Hello! you still need to define what template to go to when
you
this is the TURBINE list.
thanks,
-jon
I encoured problems with dynamic variable in a xsl sheet!
:-)
Julien
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I've had several requests for the source code. So here's where you
can get the complete example and see how all the parts work.
mike
http://howe.ncsa.uiuc.edu/turbine
Mike, would it be ok to archive that on the turbine site? We can even
check it into CVS if you want.
Examples like
Leon,
Method getContextPath() not found in interface
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest.
I compiled it successfully with jsdk.jar and servlet.jar, it appears though
that the method is a greater than Servlet 2.0 method.
Cameron Riley
What is the relationship between BaseObject.id and the autoincrementing ID
I declare in the schema? Looking at turbine-schema.xml and the example
project-schema.xml it seems intended that tables name their ID columns
XXX_ID rather than just ID. How does this value then find its way into
It appears the velocity.jar in Turbine is out of sync with the latest
Velocity jar. This causes a problem that propogates to the TDK.
I ran in to this problem using the build-project script in the TDK. The
init target throws an error related to the contextProperties attribute
unknown to
I can't get my head around why there is a foreign-key tag in the
TURBINE_USER table declaration which links USERID to USERID in the same
table.
Someone tell me that this perversion is not intended :-)
--
Sean Legassick
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
homo sum: humani
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Dave Bryson wrote:
It appears the velocity.jar in Turbine is out of sync with the latest
Velocity jar. This causes a problem that propogates to the TDK.
I ran in to this problem using the build-project script in the TDK. The
init target throws an error related to
On 2000.11.29 21:04:12 + [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
that I try to access this page (through
http://127.0.0.1:8080/backoffice/servlet/backoffice/template/HelloWorld.vm)
it takes a lot of time to start (I think that it's due to tomcat
loading all
the libs, as stated in the doc...), and
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Sean Legassick wrote:
I can't get my head around why there is a foreign-key tag in the
TURBINE_USER table declaration which links USERID to USERID in the same
table.
There are no foreign keys declared in the TURBINE_USER table?
jvz.
On 2000.11.29 22:14:48 + [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are no foreign keys declared in the TURBINE_USER table?
No, you're right, there aren't. I thought it looked damned strange.
(For some reason the turbine-schema.xml in my TDK webapp's build/project
directory had a spurious copy of
When building your own, you could specify it. I just started
considering this problem a few minutes ago in relation to torque and the
current scarab schema. (Good timing.)
The easiest answer is for tables that have one primary key defined; the
pk column gives the id.
Having had the benefit of
No, you're right, there aren't. I thought it looked damned strange.
(For some reason the turbine-schema.xml in my TDK webapp's build/project
directory had a spurious copy of the foreign-key tag from the
TURBINE_USER_GROUP_ROLE table in the TURBINE_USER table tag. I was looking
at it
Hello,
the current turbine-sybase.sql script is almost correct.
The only changes required are to replace all " with ' in the if exists statements.
Wrong:
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM sysobjects WHERE type = "U" AND name =
"TURBINE_SCHEDULED_JOB")
Correct:
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM sysobjects
on 11/29/2000 12:02 PM, "Gunnar R|nning" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello? Maybe because there may be other resources associated with a
database session than the socket connection itself. Depending on your database
and its implementation the advantage of pooling connections from the client
On 2000.11.29 22:33:34 + John McNally wrote:
My solution
after a couple minutes thought is to extend or build around a TreeMap
with keys being the pk column names and values being the pk values. The
toString() could give something like 121:2:45888 as the id where the
separator can be
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