Google seems to have some info:
http://www.google.com/search?q=maven+2+jalopy
;-)
On 12/11/06, Garvey, Paul M (GE Comm Fin) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all:
Has anyone integrated Jalopy plugin for Maven 2 for formatting
code in Appfuse?
Somehow I am not able to find the maven plu
Hi all:
Has anyone integrated Jalopy plugin for Maven 2 for formatting
code in Appfuse?
Somehow I am not able to find the maven plugin for Jalopy. Weird!
- Paul
your.persistent.class.package.PersistentClass
Best Regards
Rafael Nami
2006/12/11, André Faria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
public DaoHibernate(Class persistentClass) {
this.persistentClass = persistentClass
I wrote a new Filter,
However I don't have any idea on how to integrate a Junit test with Appfuse.
I supose that the test-web target should be used for this. When I try the
following command :
ant test-web -Dtestcase=VerificarInstalacionFilter
I get the following output error (see attached f
I'm sorry, I completely missed your original question. I'm not aware of a
"cleaner" way to do what you're trying. You might have to manually add them
like you're presently doing. The RedirectView class doesn't seem to have any
special logic to handle , say , one key to a List of params.
Sanjiv
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ok, but what if I want to set several values to a single parameter? If
I do like this:
for(int i=0; i wrote:
Just put the params in your model map. Spring will convert them into
redirect request params. Ofcourse you need to make sure you only put string
param values in your model.
Map model = n
Just put the params in your model map. Spring will convert them into
redirect request params. Ofcourse you need to make sure you only put string
param values in your model.
Map model = new HashMap();
model.put("busca, "true");
model.put("editLojaPV", "true");
...
return new ModelAndView("redirec
Hi,
I'm trying to redirect my view using the redirect prefix in
ModelAndView passing some parameters. My problem is that I want to
pass in a single parameter several values (like check boxes). I'm
currently solving this problem creating a String where all the url and
parameters are defined:
Str
public DaoHibernate(Class
persistentClass) {
this.persistentClass = persistentClass;
}
How Can I declare this bean in Spring Framework?
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Hi Yogya,
Hmm. It all depends on any other configuration you have done within your
application. By default AppFuse is not configured to serve up .jsp files
directly. If you try and access mainMenu.jsp you will be directed to the
"Page Not Found" error page? Any access to any other page should red
Thanks Mike for looking into this.
If thats the case I get a slight confusion as to why am I being able to access
a jsp pages under a newly created "display" folder, however when trying to
access the mainMenu.jsp directly it directs to the login page. This makes me
think that the security is ma
Hi Yogya,
ACEGI decides which parts are secured and which are not. If you take a look
in security.xml (under WEB-INF) you will see a definition for a bean called
"filterInvocationInterceptor":
PATTERN_TYPE_APACHE_ANT
/clickstreams.jsp*=admin
/flushCache.*=admin
/pa
Can someone help me with understanding the approach as how to manage my
application which consists of mange (login-required) part, and display
(login-no required) part. What would I need to do if I want all the jsp pages
in a particular directory to be able to be accessed without login. Would th
I am battling putting a subquery together with Appfuse. I am looking at
using either 2 Pojos and mapping them (probably the best way if I can
get some guideline as to the mapping) or alternatively use the xdoclet
@hibernate.property formula=" (select ...etc.. ) on one pojo to generate
the subquery.
"so, at MVC , I assume u will still check if Item=null, show error at
view , etc. , right?"
That's what I do. I don't throw an exception if no record is found. I simply
pass it all the way to the controller where its handled.
On 12/11/06, Man-Chi Leung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thanks for
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