Hi friends,
I am trying to use Turbine API outside the turbine framework in
standalone mode. For this I am using my own TurbineResources.properties
file.
But when I invoke the init function, it gives error telling that the
parameter should be of type RunData. But for non HTTP applications we
shoul
Hi
I developed an application in Turbine, using torque based security service,
Now there is a need for the app to share a the user list with an email
server
and open accounts for these users, the problem is the email server looks up
users in an LDAP directory service.
my questions are
a. What's
in your tr.props file under velocity service
# ---
# V E L O C I T Y S E R V I C E
# ---
services.VelocityService.template.extension=vm
You should be able to set exte
Can I change the extension of the velocity templates??
Supose I wanna fake it´s an asp script. (argh) How can I do that??
Thanks
Diogo
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Eric,
I personally think what you are doing is great and will attract a lot of
users that do not want to be only tied to torque.
What I think would be just perfect, is that instead of only a "how to" you
could provide a working skeleton application as an example (Hibernate e.g),
so we could just
Howdy Again,
Thanks for the info. I'm trying to build fulcrum now, though maven is having
a fit. It seems to want access to some Torque stuff (Criteria and such). I
thought I didn't need Torque to make this work? If I do, is there any reason
maven can't pull it down itself? (I admit I'm sti
Nope!
And actually, if you want to look at the fulcrum security stuff, it is all
based around a "model" and a implementation..
The model is how you hook up things like users, groups, roles, permissions,
etc.. what ever entities you have. the implementation supports it..
Right now we have compl
Thanks Eric, I'll take a look at that.
Other than the user/security stuff though, does Turbine have any other
database needs itself? In otherwords, if I used fulcrum and plugged in a
security system based on text files (just as an example), would I need a
database connected at all for Turbine
Gerry,
Not sure if you have looked at it, but look at the Fulcrum Security code.
This is a pluggable security framework that makes it easy to roll your own
implementation.
http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/fulcrum/fulcrum-security/index.html will
get you to the online info, however, what is in CVS
Howdy,
I'm still trying to figure out how to best integrate our project into Turbine
and I keep getting stuck on the Torque part. I was hoping someone could
clarify a few things for me.
1) Besides user login (and related groups/roles/permissions), does Turbine
itself need access to a database
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