Hi Emmanuel,
you get the Element implementation and the template confused. The
Element implementation is written in Java and is similar to action
classes in other frameworks, the templates just contain regular (X)
HTML for the presentation. All you need to do here is provide an
XHTML file
Geert,
I am trying to follow along with the Authentication tutorial in the
userguide, but it is not at all clear.
here are the steps I have taken:
1// I have created an element ided as LOGIN in my main.xml site file as:
user
SHA
Hi Pierre,
I think that is normal behavior, everything in this class is simply
delegated to Spring. I updated the text to be a bit more precise
about it.
For more info, just look at the source code:
https://svn.rifers.org/rife/trunk/src/framework/com/uwyn/rife/rep/
participants/Participant
Hello,
I tried to specify a spring context as explained in
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/Spring+integration
I put in rep/participants.xml
param="rep/springcontext.xml">ParticipantSpringWeb
and I created the spring context file as stated above. But spring didn't
find it. I had to c
Exactly.
On 8-nov-05, at 23:13, Stefan wrote:
Oh, you mean
20
20
Hi Geert,
I could not find a simple way to configure the number of items per
öist in the view of . Is it to set a
value to achieve the goal of displaying more than 10 elements at
once?
Thanks,
Stefan
Oh, you mean
20
20
Hi Geert,
I could not find a simple way to configure the number of items per
öist in the view of . Is it to set a value
to achieve the goal of displaying more than 10 elements at once?
Thanks,
Stefan
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Hi Stefan,
you can customize this through element properties:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFECRUD/Customization#Customization-
properties
crud_paging-limit
Best regards,
Geert
On 8-nov-05, at 21:13, Stefan wrote:
Hi Geert,
I could not find a simple way to configure the number of ite
Hi Geert,
I could not find a simple way to configure the number of items per öist
in the view of . Is it to set a value to
achieve the goal of displaying more than 10 elements at once?
Thanks,
Stefan
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Hi Fred,
SQLite is not supported since the JDBC driver is experimental.
You can use any of these:
HsqlDB
Derby
One$DB
McKoiSQL
They are all embedded databases and are on top of that written in
pure Java.
Best regards,
Geert
On 8-nov-05, at 16:29, F Baube wrote:
In the list of supported
In the list of supported DB's
( http://www.rifers.org/integration )
I do not see SQLite
( http://www.sqlite.org/ )
Is there any chance ? Or is there something else
you would recommend for an embedded DB for a simple
turnkey app ?
SQLite is nice because everything goes into a single
file an
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