Hi!
The documentation implies I can create a File system instance without
using the singleton. If you create it by manually using
DefaultFileSystemManager is it the non-singleton mode?
Yes. We just use a singleton with VFS.getManager().
Ciao,
Mario
I've been trying to write unit tests for a lib we've
build at my work and i ran into a small problem. The method
PropertyUtils.getProperty(Object object, String propertyName) can throw
a IllegalAccessException. In our library we catch the exception an take
appropriate action. However I can't seem
Adrian Mitev wrote:
Try defining the getter method as private.
That throws a NoSuchMethodException not an IllegalAccessException.
2007/5/25, Syte Beimin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've been trying to write unit tests for a lib we've
build at my work and i ran into a small problem. The method
Try defining the getter method as private.
2007/5/25, Syte Beimin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've been trying to write unit tests for a lib we've
build at my work and i ran into a small problem. The method
PropertyUtils.getProperty(Object object, String propertyName) can throw
a
Hi Rahul,
IMHO in order to use SCXML as a WEB Controller I would say non atomic and side
effect activities should be allowed within onEntry and onEntry events. This
might be violating the whole Harel State theory ... I really do not knoiw ...
but from a protocol perspective states are most
On 5/25/07, Syte Beimin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been trying to write unit tests for a lib we've
build at my work and i ran into a small problem. The method
PropertyUtils.getProperty(Object object, String propertyName) can throw
a IllegalAccessException. In our library we catch the
Hi,
I use a FTPClient for downloading a file existing in a directory of a FTP
server (retrieveFileStream).
In fact, I suppose it is a classical FTP problem but following the
configuration of the FTP server, the beginning of a downloading file is
possible even if the uploaded file is incomplete
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes this is what I need - with the caveat that
when the config is reloaded, the in-memory
FileConfiguration may itself be dirty - meaning that
the reload should merge the changes to the
file with the changes in the in-memory FileConfiguration.
Does it work this way?
On 5/25/07, Nestor Urquiza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rahul,
IMHO in order to use SCXML as a WEB Controller I would say non atomic and side effect
activities should be allowed within onEntry and onEntry events. This might be violating
the whole Harel State theory ... I really do not knoiw
snip
Though not all those interactions are (or should be) onentry/exit
executable content.
/snip
I have to dissagree here. Using SCXML as a controller of a web application
means that *all* business rules should be inserted where executable content is
allowed. Putting business rules in java code
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