I like maiden with only two complaints : the header is too tall and there's no way to
logout once you login (the button should probably change). I like that the "pure"
theme is attempting to do CSS, similar to the imagic-css theme i tried awhile back,
but the BB module still doesn't show right i
Don't feel bad, you're not the only one that has been confused by how to setup a
development environment for Nukes in Eclipse. I wrote most of whats on the
UsingEclipse wiki because the only info i could find was scattered throughout forum
postings (and most of it outdated). So what's there may
I played with localizing a test Nukes module in the recent past and was never able to
get it to show me anything other than English. After some work with localization on
ColdFusion i've found that it's most likely because there's no easy way to change
locales in Nukes. I assumed that when you ed
hey, if you're going to ask for the world, why not just throw in WebDAV integration
while you're at it? I've seen implimentations of it running on top of Tomcat, but
never integrated with an existing user structure like Nukes; at least not outside of
the high-end commercial sector.
View the or
Sorry to disappoint, the URL listed in my previous post won't get you anything (Yahoo
let me share a directory as Public but won't let anyone see files in it, wha?!?). This
one should work, if you want the CSS theme.
http://tinyurl.com/ypdg8
... .joe
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http://www.jboss.
"5holeem" wrote : i'd like to get a copy. tried to email you, but you don't have a
valid address in your profile. how would you like to send or have me get the files?
sorry about not having the email, but ummm... you don't either? I've added a nospam
email address and i've uploaded my imagic-
"cooper" wrote : Having a better CSS support is definitely a need. First let's have
that in a theme, then we can work on modules.
I created a theme using CSS that is a pretty good copy of the imagic theme, but using
CSS rather than tables. I thought it was complete across popular browsers until
I did an entire system redesign around XHTML, CSS, and W3C Accessibility about a year
and a half ago, for a ColdFusion system i run for my dayjob. It has many benefits and
very few drawbacks so i would definitely reccommend it. Knowing you want to do it is
the easy part, actually getting the cor
"jae77" wrote : i believe julien fixed the "scrolling to the right" problem, but the
rendering issue in IE still exists. anyone w/ html skills is more then welcome to
submit patches.
I'm no HTML expert, but i've been telling my designers to fix stuff like this for long
enough so i know what ca
fyi : RedHat 8.0 / PostgreSQL 7.4.1
I downloaded a new CVS snapshot tonight and didn't get the xdoclet error when building
this time - thanks for the tip.
anonymous wrote : you can check it out from cvs using the following tag:
Nukes_1_1_0_RC1
I'm still new to CVS and was unable to figure out
I'm still using postgreSQL and was curious to see how the pure-CMP solutions are
coming. I updated my whole nukes dev directory via CVS but was unable to build. Got
this error...
BUILD FAILED
| file:/home/jhobson/dev/eclipse/workspace/nukes/nukes/build.xml:128: Could not
create task or type o
"jae77" wrote : i also learned that "nukes.pk-constraint" needs to be set to false in
order for the table creation to work.
Actually I'm not sure that is true. My nukes.pk-constraint is true, just as the
postgresql.properties file shows, and the faq module works fine with its pure CMP
backend.
"cooper" wrote : I am not using postgres so I cannot test it. If you know what to
modify to make it working give us the changes, that would be very helpfull
I took a look at it this morning trying to compare the way the EJB's are done in the
news module with how they were done in FAQ. In the nuk
my thoughts on Nukes 1.1 RC1
system:
JBoss 3.2.3
| J2sdk 1.4.2_03
| lates Nukes from CVS 2004-05-16
| postgreSQL 7.4.1
|
| Installing:
| built completely from latest CVS, dropped old database completely
| | deployed installer, all tables created from installer, Did see two errors
"hxp" wrote : CALL FOR TESTING
| Nukes 1.1 is coming out soon -- and you can help make sure it gets tuned up nicely
before it goes out the door!
|
I updated my CVS last night and took it for a spin. There were a few issues but i
don't have any specific errors to show yet. One example was t
Impressive! I finally updated my local Nukes copy with the latest snapshot, and I'd
have to say that i'm quite impressed. It's been a few months since i've been able to
really look at the package, though I've been tracking the forum discussions via email
(thanks for any and all info on CMP). Gla
I have pretty much the same setup as you - PostgreSQL 7.4.2 / Nukes 1.0 - and i worked
thru it by fixing a setup.xml file and then recompiling. I posted bugs on SourceForge
with my fixes so go take a look there. I think one of them was rolled into the CVS so
checking out the updated code (not su
Thanks Howard (and others, of course). I took a little time off, away from Nukes
anyway, to learn more Java structure while waiting for the 1.0 release to come out. My
expectations of course were that it would be a little easier, but i was a little
disappointed. Sorry, don't mean to offend, but
"hxp" wrote : This is nothing like ColdFusion; it's more like jumping in deep cold
water...
that's okay, i don't want it to be like ColdFusion - i've already built my own CMS in
that world, need to start moving on to the real game.
"hxp" wrote : Over the past several months, the "right" way to
I'm just starting out with Nukes, and at first i was quite excited - but now, not so
much. I thought Nukes would be a good solid CMS core to start developing my own little
system on. I thought it would have good documentation and a strong developer
community. My mind's not completely made up on
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