i'm not really sure what the sections module does. if you are looking for a way to
provide news to users, use the news module.
as stated in previous posts, the modules slated for 1.1 are:
- core
- bb (forums)
- news
- downloads
if you're interested in getting the sections module working, then
"jae77" wrote : there is no guarentee that the faq and quotes modules work right now.
they aren't scheduled for the 1.1 release, so no real attention is being given to them.
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| howard (hxp) was working on them, but he's traveling on business right now.
hopefully when he gets back he can get
there is no guarentee that the faq and quotes modules work right now. they aren't
scheduled for the 1.1 release, so no real attention is being given to them.
howard (hxp) was working on them, but he's traveling on business right now. hopefully
when he gets back he can get them finished off and t
Uhm Still having problems...
Has someone really tested it with HsqlBD?
The error now is:
2004-06-08 09:36:24,644 ERROR [org.jboss.nukes.component.Component.quotes] Cannot
retrieve quotes
javax.ejb.FinderException: Find failed: java.sql.SQLException: Column not found: PN_ID
in statement [SELE
this is the entry page, you can pick your own mirror location from here:
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/3.0.html
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Thank you so much...
I can't figure out why you need that jar, however...
I've tried the "full-shipped" version (JBoss323+Nukes) and it started... but I can't
see even there the mysql jar...
However I'll try seraching the Iternet for that jar (or can you tell me where to
directly download it? tha
we are moving to cmp, thing is that some thing cannot be done with the automatic table
creation like putting a unique constraint on a column.
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1) you need to have the mysql jar in the "lib" directory of your jboss install. the
code will function correctly and use hsql, but you need to have the mysql jar on the
classpath (this should be fixed at some point).
nukes uses straight jdbc to persist it's configuration settings (security, etc)