First, I want to make sure no one confuses me for an AOP or AspectJ expert.
:)
Interestingly, just after I posted this message, someone else posted an
AspectJ-related message in struts-dev. He shows how to apply exception
handling to the entire Struts framework in about 6 lines of code; and he
al
Unless I'm missing something, does this not beg the question of having to
construct an array when setting the header to a single value. I like that
method, but would also like:
setDefaultRequestHeader(String name, String value, boolean append)
FWIW...
Donnie
> -Original Message-
> Fro
On Wed, 2002-01-09 at 18:20, Ted Husted wrote:
Why not go ahead and JAR or zip up whatever you have now, so we can get
a peek?
OK, I've taken another day or so to tidy up the source code somewhat,
add a lot of comments, and build a primitive (but functional and
illustrative) examp
> the problem is that we're going to have to process what ever's returned
> into a Log constant. this means that we can't return custom priorities
> except in a system dependent manner. maybe so it'd be better to have
> isEnabled for each log level.
Of course! Has in Peter's interface.
=:o
Oh! This is great Robert, such a logical and coherent
justification to ignore a tested piece of code:
"anything with peter's name".
That is what I call a reasonable argument. =:o/
Of course that we should consider the fact that Peter
wrappers are tested and have no problems (while yours...)
On Thursday, January 10, 2002, at 08:00 PM, Paulo Gaspar wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
>
> You really should take a look at the coded I posted. Especially the
> wrappers package!!!
>
> You can get what is the log level of LogKit by testing the
> m_logger.isDebugEnabled();
> m_logger.isIn
On Thursday, January 10, 2002, at 08:06 PM, Paulo Gaspar wrote:
> That is what the wrappers I took from Avalon that I posted AGES
> AGO do!
>
> You are relearning all the stuff from zero instead of looking at
> tested code written by people with more experience on logging
> (not me - Peter Donal
Donnie,
Very Interesting suggestion. I''ve clicked on the URLs and read quite a
bit. I had reservations about it until I realised it generates standard
Java bytecode. I'd like to find out more about the 'interceptor' idea
you have but can't find info on the site. Could you point me to a
s
It might be a bit clearer to continue with the "set parent" phrase instead
of shortening to 'parent'. ie
Construct a "set parent" rule with the specified method name. The
"set parent" method's argument type is assumed to be the class of the
child object.
This makes it clear
hammant 02/01/11 06:24:07
Modified:altrmi PROPOSAL
altrmi/src/java/org/apache/commons/altrmi/generator
PrimarySourceGenerator.java
altrmi/src/java/org/apache/commons/altrmi/generator/ant
AltrmiInterfaceTask.
First cutit's a reworked latka.html in the xml format.
The only real difference is that I moved the XML reference to the end
and added a 'releases' section.
--
dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
http://www.multitask.com.au/developers
Commons
Commons Documentation Team
You can use Ant in JBuilder with the help of the AntRunner OpenTool. It
can be found at http://antrunner.sourceforge.net/
Anthony Martin wrote:
> I'm not doing the build with Ant. I use JBuilder5, which allows me to get
> CVS updates and build on the spot. But JBuilder5 is oblivious to build.
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