hi mario, hi james,
i just wanted to do the same, but it seems that i'm too stupid. how do
you add yourself as a developer. i found no related links, neither on
the page you mentioned nor on the vfs homepage. sorry!
cheers,
stephan
James Carman wrote:
Done. I added myself as a
Just change the root level pom.xml file of the vfs project. At least
that's all I did. The update won't show up until someone builds a new
site and publishes it, though.
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 6:06 AM, Stephan Schuster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi mario, hi james,
i just wanted to do the
Hi!
I'd go that way:
1. in AbstractFileObject.getParent():
replace
if (this == fs.getRoot()) { ... };
with
FileObject root = fs.getRoot();
if (root instanceof DecoratedFileObject) {
root = ((DecoratedFileObject) root).getDecoratedFileObject();
}
if (this == root) { ... }
But
Hi Stephan!
i just wanted to do the same, but it seems that i'm too stupid. how do
you add yourself as a developer. i found no related links, neither
on the page you mentioned nor on the vfs homepage. sorry!
You aren't an Apache Commiter yet, no?
You have to become an Apache Commons Committer
Hello.
I was reading the documentation of FileUpload, and i have some doubts.
With the DiskFileItemFactory we can specify the bytes that will be
retained in memory and the temporary directory used when a item size
exceed the threshold.
With this we can have more control with the allocated
I have used commons-daemon and jsvc to make Tomcat a service and found
it worked well following the directions on the Tomcat site.
Now I have a standalone java application with a main() that I would also
like to daemonize and I'm finding the directions a little daunting in
that they don't
Hi,
I would like to make a NTLM authentification but I get this error:
Credentials cannot be used for NTLM authentication:
org.apache.commons.httpclient.UsernamePasswordCredentials
org.apache.commons.httpclient.auth.InvalidCredentialsException: Credentials
cannot be used for NTLM authentication:
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Hi,
It's probably because people have different thoughts on what the static
method main() does in a given class. You will need to identify how the
lifecycle of your application corresponds to the explicit operations of
init(), start(), stop(),
