I appreciate that since I did mention a jira issue, but the jira issue is a
actually a feature addition based off code I am contributing, does that also
fall under the need for a contributors agreement?
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I got the approval email for my contributor agreement. I have also put in some
jars, an example war and source code attached to the jira issue. Let me know if
you need anything else to begin reviewing and/or incorporating any of it.
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Hey, not sure really who to ask, but I guess I won't be able to much
contributing till my agreement is approved, any idea how long that takes?
I put one in about 2 months ago, and another request like 2 weeks ago, and
still no response... anyways.
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Excuse my ignorance, but I don't appear to be able to add JIRA issues or simply
do not know how. Maybe it relies on my contributors agreement being approved.
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I agree with the templates idea, a case where you have forms provided to you or
you create one and then need to fill it in, to save the user time.
I am not sure about overlays, but I have built a component set based off of the
ITextComponent class that uses the PdfContentByte more extensivly. I
I have tried configuring something inside the web xml to point to the web
service as mentioned in the examples:
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| WsAPI
| some.package.WsAPIImpl
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| WsAPI
| /SomeService
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But as I soon realized this only tries to instantiate WsAPIImpl, not ac
Are you by any chance using the new Java SE 6.0 Beta?
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Whenever you have a method like this:
| @Out(scope=ScopeType.EVENT) @Factory Boolean getSomeFlag () {
| return this.someMethod() != null;
| }
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which is useful for being able to generate a value for a particular scope
without having to manage a variable inside your bean.
If inside th
