Hi Echo and Mihai,
I hope you are having fun with your GSoC and I'm sure you mentor is
helping you as it must.
As a few people on the mailing list, I would love to have a deeper look
into your commits [1] and [2].
So, don't be shy and shot you questions, issues, choices... here so we
can s
Hi Eric,
I've commit on the second link, i am having some problems with Lucene
IndexReader checksum, I've emailed the dev list at Lucene. I am hoping
for a kind person's help :). It's a nice feeling being part of a comunity.
All the best,
Mihai
On 25.06.2012 21:30, Eric Charles wrote:
Hi Ec
Hi Mihai,
Thx to ping us.
I guess you are refering to:
http://markmail.org/message/5fjwb3aiaezzsy26
Maybe you could write (if it's not done) a unit test that proves the
exception, and post it as additional information on the lucene mailing list.
Hopefully, someone will clone your repo, run t
Hi Eric,
There is a test written you can run it to replicate the exception with:
mvn test -Dtest=org.apache.james.mailbox.lucene.hbase.IndexingTest
I've ran it with the debug, and watched what happens to all of the
bytes. Now I got an answer from mr. Mike McCandles and Robert Muir
suggesting
Hi Mihai,
Lucene4-Alpha is on its way to be released and it would be great that
you develop on the snapshots (waiting on the official release).
There are some changes in the API, so better to no refactor after, and
to benefit from goodies such as AppendingCodec and other features you
can rea
Thank you Eric,
I will try to use the SNAPSHOT versions from now on, I thought that they
may be changing to fast and that's why I stayed away from them so far.
On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 9:30 PM, Eric Charles wrote:
> Hi Mihai,
>
> Lucene4-Alpha is on its way to be released and it would be great t
Thanks Eric,
Always very helpful. Good luck Mihai.
Cheers,
2012/6/26 Eric Charles :
> Hi Mihai,
>
> Lucene4-Alpha is on its way to be released and it would be great that you
> develop on the snapshots (waiting on the official release).
>
> There are some changes in the API, so better to no refac
The vote for Lucene4-Alpha (take 2) is open atm.
IMHO The API will not change, so you can safely use the snapshots
(except well to impact your current code base on lucene3).
Thx, Eric
On 06/26/2012 08:36 PM, Mihai Soloi wrote:
Thank you Eric,
I will try to use the SNAPSHOT versions from now
Hi
I am very sorry for my late reply, but renting and networking
troubles really perplexed me(I have graduated from my institute and moved
to another city). Fortunately both of them looks good now.
As soon as I can access the internet, I wrote this email.
Yes, I will commit my code to the list and
Ok Echo, so now that your connection problems have been fixed and until the
mid-term day, please report every day and commit your code every daty as
well (although it was broken),
- Manolo
On Sun, Jul 1, 2012 at 6:56 PM, echo wrote:
> Hi
> I am very sorry for my late reply, but renting and net
Now the inbox activity is working, the only problem is that I must click
the refresh button after click the inbox folder.(Even though I put the code
"display.reloadData()" ). If this issue can be solved, the other folders
will follow the INBOX folder's method.
I want to use MailInboxPlace(#inbox) t
1.- I've checked out the code and I had to enclose between literal("") the
css rules starting with '-' in the AppLayoutImpl.ui.xml in order to make it
compile ie:
background: -moz-linear-gradient(#eaeaea, #fafafa);
background: literal("-moz-linear-gradient(#eaeaea, #fafafa)");
2.- The places seems
Hi, there
> 1.- I've checked out the code and I had to enclose between literal("") the
> css rules starting with '-' in the AppLayoutImpl.ui.xml in order to make it
> compile ie:
> background: -moz-linear-gradient(#eaeaea, #fafafa);
> background: literal("-moz-linear-gradient(#eaeaea, #fafafa)");
Hi manolo
*The Hupa-evo repo has been updated just now:*
1. Except contacts part and INBOX like part, which will be considered next,
almost all of the activities and places have been completed and can be used
by EXCPERT user because of more flaws.
2. The [MessageSendActivity]s share the MessageSen
I've tested the app in gmail and it seems work although many things are
broken.
Related with your problems:
#1 I dont know why hupa-evo only works with the folder 'Inbox' which makes
fail demo mode which uses the name Mock-Inbox. If you replace Mock-Inbox by
Inbox in the url, the right panel is sho
qujickly reply for
I see the code a bit messy, It is difficult to figure out which is new and
> what is old/legacy, I think you could create a new namespace for all the
> new stuff (for instance evo) and follow some conventions either: all
> classes related with an activity in a folder (view, acti
Hi, manolo
On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 8:52 PM, Manuel Carrasco Moñino wrote:
> I've tested the app in gmail and it seems work although many things are
> broken.
> Related with your problems:
> #1 I dont know why hupa-evo only works with the folder 'Inbox' which makes
> fail demo mode which uses the n
First try this
1 - checkout last hupa.
2 - copy the exanple properties file to your home
3 - change the property IMAPServerAddress=hupa.demo
4 - go to the folder client
5 - run 'mvn clean package gwt:run -Pdemo'
6 - open your browser and go to the devel url
This script works to me:
cd /tmp
rm -r
looks good
On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 4:58 PM, echo wrote:
> qujickly reply for
>
> I see the code a bit messy, It is difficult to figure out which is new and
> > what is old/legacy, I think you could create a new namespace for all the
> > new stuff (for instance evo) and follow some conventions eit
Hi, there
On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 1:25 AM, Manuel Carrasco Moñino wrote:
> First try this
>
> 1 - checkout last hupa.
> 2 - copy the exanple properties file to your home
> 3 - change the property IMAPServerAddress=hupa.demo
> 4 - go to the folder client
> 5 - run 'mvn clean package gwt:run -Pdemo
Yes RF is much more productive than GWT-RPC.
And you are right does not match the command pattern.
There are many advantages of using RF, it is light, it is easy to serialize
entities into strings and cache messages in localstorage so as the user can
work offline, etc.
The project is almost ready t
Hi,
Yes RF is much more productive than GWT-RPC.
> And you are right does not match the command pattern.
> There are many advantages of using RF, it is light, it is easy to serialize
> entities into strings and cache messages in localstorage so as the user can
> work offline, etc.
> The project is
Hi there,
> #1 I dont know why hupa-evo only works with the folder 'Inbox' which makes
> fail demo mode which uses the name Mock-Inbox. If you replace Mock-Inbox by
> Inbox in the url, the right panel is shown but it fails to show messages
> because in the server the folder name is different. Try
One more thing, I've seen that you are getting a good knowledge of gin !,
so I think you could remove many boilerplate code in constructors if you
annotate classes attributes like this:
Before
private final Displayable display;
private final EventBus eventBus;
private fina
Hi manolo, a problem
Do we need to run the 5th command over and over again after some source
codes are updated? While I found it is slow to compile and run one
time(1min+).
On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 1:25 AM, Manuel Carrasco Moñino wrote:
> First try this
>
> 1 - checkout last hupa.
> 2 - copy the e
No !! , when you are running dev-mode you just reload your browser and it
recompiles the differences.
Actually this script is just to test the first time that your environment
works, then you should import the project in eclipse being the 5th command
equivalent to the run as gwt web project.
On
Another thing If you prefer to launch dev mode from command line run the
5th command but without clean and package just 'mvn gwt:run -Pdemo'.
The package option is used the first time to copy the stuff from the
webapp. This option compiles the java code to javascript which is only
needed when you a
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