Hi Oliver,
welcome on the list! (we already chatted a bit on IRC)
I`currently working on my Bachelor Thesis in Computer Science and
use RIFE as the Target Framework for an
MDSD (Model Driven Software Development) Tool as an Eclipse Plugin.
That's the interesting part ;-)
The Thesis will co
Hi,
ok to make it short. I introduce myself a bit. As mentioned in my
previous mail.
If have some years on java development, as a fulltime developer and
as a student. My focus
was web development and generators in a B2B Company. Worked with
Struts for some time and wrapped it in a
own fr
Geert did mention a book down the line; i for one won't mind
contributing a few chapters to that endeavor.
Cool Emmanuel, I'll keep that in mind. I postponed the book proposal
for a couple of months since I'm swamped with work at the moment and
the new-year festivities are coming soon. In Ja
RIFE needs to get a bigger contributors/developer base. Maybe a
book, some articles in the press. I think it`s better to grow slow
and got instead of the quick hype that ends after two years.
I have a guaranteed ticket for being published on onjava.com and
theserverside.com with RIFE articl
> RIFE needs to get a bigger contributors/developer base. Maybe a book,
> some articles in the press.
I don't know how many people are quiet on the list (there are a few
lists I belong to that I've never posted a single msg to) but I think,
at least for the last month or so, people are slowly adop
Hi,
a short answer from a RIFE Newbie :)
1. If RIFE is really all it appears to be (e.g., a complete answer
to the questions Ruby on Rails has posed to the Java community),
how come it is not more widely used? It is still a very minor
player (whether or not this is justified). I was wonder
Fred, you seem to have trouble to divide the architecture in its
different modules. The authentication elements just provide one a
specific interface to do authentication. This has got nothing to do
with the Credentials, CredentialsManager, SessionsManager and
SessionValidator in interfaces
Surely sendmail reeled when thusly spake Geert Bevin:
>
> Fred, what is important for you, to have HTTP Authentication or to
> access tomcat's database?
That is indeed precisely the right question to ask :)
The short answer is: HTTP Authentication.
The longish answer is: It appears that Rife
Yup,
just as Geert mentioned; i was going to point to
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF14/Confluence+to+PDF
cheers,
-- eokyere
On 12/5/05, Geert Bevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can export anything in the wiki (included the live guide) from here:
> http://rifers.org/wiki/spaces/
You can export anything in the wiki (included the live guide) from here:
http://rifers.org/wiki/spaces/exportspace.action?key=RIFE
On 5-dec-05, at 17:29, John Moore wrote:
It would be handy, IMHO, if the users' guide were available as a
(preferably printable) PDF. It may well be that Rife prov
Hi John,
I think you want to have a PDF version of the new 'Live User's guide'.
A pdf version of the 'Old User's guide' I have found there:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/User's+Guide
Cheers,
Lars
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
It would be handy, IMHO, if the users' guide were available as a
(preferably printable) PDF. It may well be that Rife provides the
facilities to do this already and it's simply a case of Geert pressing
the appropriate button?
If anyone has generated a PDF from the HTML and could e-mail me it,
Hi,
[Jython]
> I haven't kept up with the recent activity, will they release an new
> version soon?
I guess not so soon, but there is already Jython 2.2a1.
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=12867
Best regards,
Lars
--
http://semagia.com
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First of all, an answer as thorough, thoughtful and well-argued as this
goes a long way towards convincing me.
His response: "I think that's a very precise analysis. As long as
people are in denial of a world outside, Struts will seem like the
only way. And a rebel framework like RIFE stan
Eddy Young wrote:
However, as strange as this may sound, I think its Belgian origins
also have something to do with its lack of popularity. I think that
the IT industry in the US is driven by hype, and since most of it
originates from the US, a Belgian web framework does not get to be in
the
John Moore wrote:
I'm encouraged that Jython seems to be showing signs of renewed life (it
was falling way behind C Python), as I have really come to like Python
for certain kinds of work and the thought of being able to use it in
RIFE is appealing.
Incidentally, one of the tasks I've been assi
Not a real howto, but this explains it a bit:
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/IoC+support
http://rifers.org/wiki/display/RIFE/IoC+properties+support+inside
+the +repository
In this 2d link, the exemple is about a datasource instance created
through a property "datasource" using partici
It's OK, I'm aware of this. By "a complete answer to the questions
Ruby
on Rails has posed to the Java community", I mean a full-stack
framework
which has the advantages of comprehensiveness, integration and
ease-of-use which people praise in Rails - I wasn't suggesting that
the
framework it
Thanks a lot Emmanuel, it's nice to hear how someone got into using
RIFE from scratch.
Apart from a few extensions you have to make of the Rife classes to
take advantage of some Rife features, such as Rife's validation
implementations, the framework assumes very little about your code.
I sti
Geert,
either instantiate it at each use. This can then be injected into
a property. We still need to add simple reference factory features
to RIFE itself currently it delegates that to a repository
participant
can you give me a link to any howto.
Not a real howto, but this explain
Let me just add that, once you know java, the learning curve is not
that steep; it took me about 2 weeks of on/off playing around with the
framework to finally "get it". My personal path was:
1. I read and understood the basic building blocks for templates...
value(v), block (B, BV), include (I) [
Geert Bevin wrote:
1. If RIFE is really all it appears to be (e.g., a complete answer
to the questions Ruby on Rails has posed to the Java community), how
come it is not more widely used? It is still a very minor player
(whether or not this is justified). I was wondering why this might
be
1. If RIFE is really all it appears to be (e.g., a complete answer
to the questions Ruby on Rails has posed to the Java community),
how come it is not more widely used? It is still a very minor
player (whether or not this is justified). I was wondering why this
might be. Could it be to do w
No, if they are injected through IoC, the reference factory can
either provide the LocalProvider as a singleton,
singleton: is there no risk of confusion between 2 or more elements
from different threads?
Not with the interface I proposed:
List getLocales(ElementSupport)
since each thread
Geert,
Since it should not store the element instance in the
LocaleProvider instance. The instance will be constructor
through IoC and the element instance is not known in that
context. It's also much more appropriate since the element
instance changes at each request, and otherwise
Hi John,
1. If RIFE is really all it appears to be (e.g., a complete answer
to the questions Ruby on Rails has posed to the Java community),
how come it is not more widely used? It is still a very minor
player (whether or not this is justified). I was wondering why this
might be. Could it
John Moore wrote:
As I've spent a long time trying to ensure that the set of web
technologies I work with next are the right ones, I have a couple of
questions about RIFE which I'd like to hear people's responses to. The
questions are not meant in any way as a troll, or as an attempt to
dispar
As I've spent a long time trying to ensure that the set of web
technologies I work with next are the right ones, I have a couple of
questions about RIFE which I'd like to hear people's responses to. The
questions are not meant in any way as a troll, or as an attempt to
disparage - I am just exp
Since it should not store the element instance in the
LocaleProvider instance. The instance will be constructor
through IoC and the element instance is not known in that
context. It's also much more appropriate since the element
instance changes at each request, and otherwise you'd ha
Geert
No,
it will be a property, you can set properties inside the tag
that will be used throughout the system.
You can override them in the site structure or for individual elements.
[...]
Since it should not store the element instance in the
LocaleProvider instance. The instance wil
Fred, what is important for you, to have HTTP Authentiation or to
access tomcat's database?
I would implement HTTP Authentication using RIFE'd RoleUser
credentials and authentication session managers. This gives you
container independence and easy migration in case you need it.
On 4-dec-0
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