jfclere 2002/10/01 03:08:30
Added: daemon README
Log:
Add a README so the users could find what to do after downloading the tarfile.
Revision ChangesPath
1.1 jakarta-commons-sandbox/daemon/README
Index: README
This fix is actually submitted and hopefully to be committed soon. No need
to modify the scripts. It will look in the user.home dir first, then the
local dir for a jelly.properties.
James Birchfield
Director, Application Development
Genscape, Inc.
(502) 583-2298 (o)
(502) 639-3136 (c)
It may be still be useful to have the ability to modify the behavior of the
jelly(.sh) file. As you can see I am changing the heap max size since a few
of my jelly scripts need 500-600mbs. I think that ant defines a ANT_OPTS
variable that can be used to append options to java.
JELLY_OPTS
I'm willing to help and contribute to this project in the future.
(Especially where it concerns using this component outside of Struts)
However, with the current documentation (ahem?), it's hard for me to
even figure out *how* things are supposed to work, let alone see if
they are working
jsdever 2002/10/01 12:08:58
jakarta-commons/httpclient/src/java/org/apache/commons/httpclient/methods/multipart
- New directory
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jsdever 2002/10/01 12:13:42
Added: httpclient/src/java/org/apache/commons/httpclient/methods
MultipartPostMethod.java
httpclient/src/java/org/apache/commons/httpclient/methods/multipart
FilePart.java Part.java
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I personally thing this is a very bad idea.
There are already enough 'config' architectures:
- ant/jmx/bean style, with introspection used to call java bean
setters ( with or without Digester )
- jdk1.4 preferences/JNDI for hierarchical config and components
getting the info themself.
- simple
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be documented in the
Javadocs.
- Morgan
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Morgan Delagrange wrote:
Are compiled Script objects supposed to be
thread-safe, or do I need to pool them? In either
case, the answer should probably be documented in the
Javadocs.
Without very complex script object generation, or very
simple script objects, it is difficult to ensure that
stevencaswell2002/10/01 13:00:43
Modified:lang/src/java/org/apache/commons/lang/builder
EqualsBuilder.java
Log:
javadoc corrections:
- corrected name of append method in code example
- changed code tag to pre tag around code examples for better
stevencaswell2002/10/01 13:02:08
Modified:lang/src/java/org/apache/commons/lang/builder
HashCodeBuilder.java
Log:
javadoc corrections:
- changed code tag to pre tag around code examples for better formatting
- corrected reflection method name in
stevencaswell2002/10/01 13:03:04
Modified:lang/src/java/org/apache/commons/lang/builder
ToStringBuilder.java
Log:
javadoc corrections:
- changed code tag to pre tag around code examples for better formatting
- added reflection method explanation text
Just a few notes on the new multipart code:
* I was a little surprised to see a hard-coded multipart boundary in there.
The boundary is usually generated anew for each request, using random
values. I'm not completely sure what kinds of problems this might cause. The
only one I can think of is
Was a bad boy and sent them wrong to Bob the first time. Here is a patch to
provide properties support in Jelly. There is also a new tag to allow named
properties file support.
jelly.patch - patches org/apache/commons/jelly/Jelly.java
util.patch - patches
Yeah Martin,
Could you add Commons Lang to Bugzilla?
We've been dotting t's and crossing i's for a week or so since the vote to
make a 1.0 release and getting onto Bugzill ais one of our last t's. Or
i's.
Hen
On 30 Sep 2002, Martin van den Bemt wrote:
FYI I am also a bugzilla admin.. Just
morgand 2002/10/01 14:19:39
Removed: latka/src/test/org/apache/commons/latka/jelly
TestGetTag.java TestSessionTag.java
Log:
removed tests for non-existant classes
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No complaints here. If you see avenues for improvement, I'm sure we're
all for that! I'm not sure if we can drum up Matthew Albright who
originally wrote the code. It would be cool to bounce stuff off of him
because, as author, he may be able state the pros/cons of his decisions.
If not,
I'm torn about this. I don't think that bean style (aka ass load of setters
and getters) is the answer. The components in question in HttpClient are just
too big for that to work. There would be many more _configuration_ methods in
the public interface than anything else.
I think that the
* The only way to create a file part is from a java.io.File instance. There
is no way to use buffered data, or a stream, other than writing it to a File
first.
It would be nice to have these options as well. I found it easier to
deal with building the request off of files because
bayard 2002/10/01 16:01:55
Modified:lang default.properties
Log:
Moved to RC2
Revision ChangesPath
1.6 +1 -1 jakarta-commons/lang/default.properties
Index: default.properties
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Things have been quiet, we all seem quite happy, but I think Daniel is
quite busy. So I've made the RC2 that Stephen suggested below.
One especially important thing to look for is the tar.gz and zip's
formats. I made them on OS X and I know that OS X has trouble reading GNU
tars, I don't know if
And a url would really help here wouldn't it...
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-commons/release/commons-lang/v1.0-rc2/
Hen
On Tue, 1 Oct 2002, Henri Yandell wrote:
Things have been quiet, we all seem quite happy, but I think Daniel is
quite busy. So I've made the RC2 that
prickett2002/10/01 16:34:25
Added: periodicity project.xml
Log:
Periodicity switching to Maven for its build process.
First cut of the project.xml file.
Defines the current dependencies
Does not compile (over 100 errors)
Revision ChangesPath
1.1
I've found a problem with the integration of NTLM into HttpClient that I'd
appreciate some advice on how to solve.
The problem is that NTLM (unlike any other authentication process) requires
the same connection to be used both to receive the challenge and to respond.
In basic and digest
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