Has anyone had problems using fileupload with Safari?

I am using fileupload to parse attachments. I used the standard html tag in my form. Everything works great on IE and Firefox, but when the request comes from Safari, it fails almost all of the time. It is not always predictable when it will work but most often it works for the first attempt a

Status on Commons Net - specifically 2.0 release

I was hoping someone could shed some light on the status of the Commons Net project - specifically the 2.0 release. I am currently using the 1.4.1 release and am experiencing some issues with the FTPClient class. After digging through the bug reports, mailing lists, etc. ... I came across a few int

RE: [BeanUtils] BeanUtils and Introspector

Thanks! This is exactly what I have been looking for. I think the best course would be to look into adding a BeanInfo class to the classloader or using the Tuscany SDO impl. Roshan -Original Message- From: Ole Ersoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 3:23 PM To

Re: [BeanUtils] BeanUtils and Introspector

Just added a few comments to Simon's comments: simon wrote: Note that this would allow you to dynamically add a property to *class Foo*, but not to an *instance* of class Foo. AFAIK that was simply never expected by the javabeans spec designers and I doubt that will ever be possible. The same

Re: [math] Standard errors in estimated parameters using LevenbergMarquardtEstimator

Hi Koshino, Sorry for this very late reply. Could you please open a ticket in our JIRA issue tracking system with your request or enhancement ? This will prevent your suggestion to be forgotten and will automatically keep you informed as it is processed. The tracking system is here: https://i

Re: [BeanUtils] BeanUtils and Introspector

Hi Roshan, The dynamic properties would first have to be added to the bean's EClass. Then you would access the dynamic properties using EMF's reflective methods, eGet() and eSet(). So for instance if you added a property "Street"...note that you would first have to model this as an EAttribut

Re: Re:[BeanUtils] BeanUtils and Introspector

Hi Roshan, When asked to introspect class Foo, the introspector first looks for a class FooBeanInfo. If that is not present then it uses reflection to iterate over the methods on class Foo and look for ones that match the "bean property" naming conventions. But if FooBeanInfo exists, then the intr

Re:[BeanUtils] BeanUtils and Introspector

Thanks! The article looks great. I just tried the code, but it doesn't seem to generate getters and setters dynamically, which seem to be needed by the JavaBeans Introspector to recognize properties. Roshan -Original Message- From: Ole Ersoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, D

Re: BeanUtils and Introspector

Hi Roshan, I just happened to see this, and the JavaBeans Introspector stuff is completely new to me. However both Eclipse EMF beans / modeled classes and Apache Tuscany SDO (Service Data Objects) support adding properties dynamically. There's a really good article on how to do it using EMF

BeanUtils and Introspector

Hi, I didn't see this on the User Guide, but is it possible to add dynamic properties to a JavaBean and have the JavaBeans Introspector pick it up? For example, if I have an Object Temporary, and at runtime, I want to add properties (getter and setter methods) to it, then use the Introspector c

AW: Adding nodes in an XMLConfiguration, but not at the end

Hmm, it's very interesting to me that the concept of an order should be unusual when handling configuration settings. But then, I am quite new to that field. What I am planning to do (and thought that I could with the help of commons configuration) is to offer a list of cluster settings to the us

RE: Adding nodes in an XMLConfiguration, but not at the end

Do you control the XSD? Add an attribute to the Cluster such as clusterNum or something if the ordering is important. What does the order matter anyway? -Original Message- From: Oliver Heger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 9:33 AM To: Jakarta Commons

Re: Adding nodes in an XMLConfiguration, but not at the end

Thorsten Lampe wrote: Is there any way of adding a piece of configuration (i.e. an element) not to the END of a list as can be done with something like (cp. website examples) // Add new table "tasks" with name element and type attribute config.addProperty("tables table/name", "tasks"); but

commons-validator: Javascript error using validwhen

Hi to everyone! I'm getting some problem using validwhen.. Below is an xml fragment of the declaration in validation.xml:

Adding nodes in an XMLConfiguration, but not at the end

Is there any way of adding a piece of configuration (i.e. an element) not to the END of a list as can be done with something like (cp. website examples) // Add new table "tasks" with name element and type attribute config.addProperty("tables table/name", "tasks"); but rather IN BETWEEN two e