Hi there,
While implementing the parallelism in SCXML we are encountering an
exception which I am attaching herewith. Is there any work around for
this.
2007-04-12 11:52:44,922 INFO [scxml.app.log] null: Slot Init State
2007-04-12 11:52:44,922 INFO [scxml.app.log] null: Task Init State
Hello everybody,
I didn't get any answer, do someone knows what it means this exception and
in which situations it is fired?
Thank you very much.
1000 KBye
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-Messaggio originale-
Da: Danilo Cicognani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: venerdì 30 marzo
Hi David,
On Tue, 2007-04-10 at 10:44 +0200, David Zarco wrote:
We're trying to create a custom rule which will be used by Digester. We
follow the steps indicated in
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/digester/commons-digester-1.8/docs/api/
but we had a problem with the inner class
Hi Simon,
thanks for you answer.
This solution was raised, but wasn't accepted well by software engineer
and then, we began to find alternative solutions.
If there isn't possible other solution, we will have to implement this
aproach.
Thanks you again.
Regards,
David
Simon Kitching
Hi Guys,
I have instance of FileObject and I would like to start the associated file.
Do you know if there is and implemented execute operation on a FileObject
object?
Thanks,
Juri.
Hi!
First, please don't cross post between dev and user list ... uhmm ... do
not cross post at all stay on the user list.
I have instance of FileObject and I would like to start the associated file.
Do you know if there is and implemented execute operation on a FileObject
object?
My goal is to start shell scripts on remote server. Ok, I will take a
look on the link you provided. Thanks.
Than get the filename of your fileObject
I know this is another question, but do you know if there any API for
getting for example String of full path to the file (for example:
Hi!
My goal is to start shell scripts on remote server. Ok, I will take a
look on the link you provided. Thanks.
On remote server? ... Huh, this is not possible even with jdic. You need
to have a look at the ssh (or maybe the rsh) protocol.
For ssh you might be able to use the JSCH library
On remote server? ... Huh, this is not possible even with jdic. You
need
to have a look at the ssh (or maybe the rsh) protocol.
For ssh you might be able to use the JSCH library you'll already have
if
you use the sftp protocol.
If the remote server is a windows server and you have none of the
Then probably you don't need a pool.
A pool is useful exactly when you want to re-use the object, for performance
issues.
In your case, seems like you need a factory, not a pool.
Rodrigo
2007/4/11, Tom Muldoon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In returnObject(), can I discard the current object and
Hi Ralf,
I don't know if you already figured it out, but it probably is a jar
conflict. JBoss already has a mail.jar, and it doesn't have the
MailDateFormat class. So probably the tomcat has one such jar either, and
it's causing the conflict.
Rodrigo
2007/4/9, Ralf Schneider [EMAIL
Hi Danilo,
That post you mentioned is indeed in portuguese. But it's not helpful.
People there are complaining that they got that exception when using that
blog. They don't even seem to be programmers.
Anyway, I don't know the FileUpload component, but my guess is that the
content type of the
Please discuss before filing JIRA tickets (unless you are fairly
confident of a bug in the codebase). I've closed SCXML-42 [1] and
SCXML-43 [2], we can reopen one of them if this is indeed a problem
that needs to be fixed (doesn't seem like that at first glance).
I've inlined my response below:
Mario,
There is the initialization code :
private void initExportConf() {
try {
try {
go_ftpServerConfig = go_configManager
.getExportFtpServerConfig();
} catch (ConfigException ex) {
go_logger
.debug(There is no configuration to export
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