Hi,I am new to Rife. I would like to know how to use Rife with Eclipse WTP. My understanding is Rife needs a specified directory hierarchy. But that is different from WTP generated. So what is the best way to start Rife with Eclipse WTP.
Thank you.
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Hi Fred,
if you're getting that with the RIFE classloader disabled, the
culprit must be something else. I would try putting Log4J and similar
general purpose libraries in the common/endorsed Tomcat directory and
see if that changes something. Also, make sure you have no other jars
in your
> Are you sure you have a site that is setup through your participants?
Do you mean, the site is configured in XML and not on-the-fly ?
Yes, that is the case.
I tried a new Tomcat installation, and now I'm getting a new
weird exception, with Rife's classloader disabled. This is
one example of t
Are you sure you have a site that is setup through your participants?
On 28 Sep 2006, at 21:31, Fred Baube wrote:
I'm getting consistent patterns of errors.
When I disable Rife's classloader, in web.xml:
engineclassloader.enabledparam-name>
I'm getting consistent patterns of errors.
When I disable Rife's classloader, in web.xml:
engineclassloader.enabled
false
... then I get the error I posted before:
java.lang.Exception
The required
Hi Steven,
MySQL is the only database that behaves like this I think, and it's
very frustrating. If you Google for the errors, you'll see that a lot
of connection pools have problems with it. Steven, would it be
possible for you to change your scheduler task and simply clean the
connectio
Postgres and Oracle, at least, don't close client connections. Maybe
they can be configured to do so, but by default they don't. The onus is
on the clients to be well-behaved. Honestly I think the only reason
MySQL closes connections by default is because it's the non-Windows
database of choice
Hi Geert (et al),
Does anyone know offhand how other DBs & drivers handle this situation?
Keeping stale connections to a minimum is desirable, so a timeout
mechanism such as MySQL provides seems like an intuitive way to address
this.
Why don't other DBs & drivers (i.e., Postgres) have this p
Hi Henk,
that's exactly what several people are already doing, I suppose I
should include it into RIFE itself. Steven, mind checking in what
you're using for this?
Take care,
Geert
On 28 Sep 2006, at 10:10, henk wrote:
Hi,
I read in the archives that it is a known problem that mysql af
You probably haven't setup the web.xml file in your webapp:
https://svn.rifers.org/rife/trunk/src/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml
On 28 Sep 2006, at 09:37, Fred Baube wrote:
When I install my servlet into Tomcat I'm getting
an odd error, with Rife 1.5.1 (jdk 1.5).
Any thoughts on how to debug this ? O
Hi,
I read in the archives that it is a known problem that mysql after, say,
eight hours closes its connections. I also understand the solution is
not to be expected soon. But I was wondering if anybody has some clear
solution for this (or an example). If I implement an Executor that does
When I install my servlet into Tomcat I'm getting
an odd error, with Rife 1.5.1 (jdk 1.5).
Any thoughts on how to debug this ? Ordinarily,
where is this parameter set ?
fred b
java.lang.Exception
The required init parameter 'site.xml.path' is not provided.
at com.uwyn.rife.engine.Gate ob
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