The security stuff is all built on Spring too. Acegi Security provides
authentication, authorization, remember me, and probably other I could
think of if it weren't almost midnight. So you would most likely have to
migrate to container managed security [which is what AppFuse used before
Acegi].
The core of AppFuse uses Spring, but what you develop beyond that
doesn't *have* to use Spring. But since all the resources
(dataSource, transactions, mailSender) are available to you, why not
use them? If you wanted to use Guice for IoC, you probably could. I
believe they have a SpringProvider
There was a thread a while back about making an all Apache stack and Matt
mentioned maybe Spring could be slipped in becuase of its compatible
license.
I was just wondering what it would be like to go Spring-less and use Struts
2 for both MVC and IOC, on top of IBatis for SQL maps and DAO. I c
FYI... In case anyone wants to run Struts 2 on WebSphere.
Matt
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Fixed!!
Had to set the com.ibm.w
Did you try the suggestion I originally posted to this question on the
issues list?
Adding an "s" on the following two calls to macros should help:
Proposed fix:
Matt
On 4/3/07, Md Quayum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Group members,
I am using struts-sp
Dear Group members,
I am using struts-spring-hibernate technologies in my application.
The application is completed and running. We want to write test cases for our
application. So, we have decided to use appfuse.
Our directory-structure is slightly different from appfuse 1.9 (since we are
using
I'm fine with placeholder files as long as you can still create a
project and successfully run "mvn install" w/o any issues.
Matt
On 4/3/07, Nathan Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to get up to speed with all the goings on in AppFuse 2.0.x. In
that effort today I was going throug
I'm trying to get up to speed with all the goings on in AppFuse 2.0.x. In
that effort today I was going through the Struts 2 tutorial and it
occurred to me that it was a bit of a pain making all these directories.
With all the specific places certain files need to be created in or copied
to would
Hi there,
some distributions, debian for instance, disable tcp connections to mysql by
default
try with:
mysql -uusername -ppassword -h localhost
if it is not listening for tcp connections you may need to remove the line
that says 'skip-networking' from your my.cnf
Ivan
appfused wrote:
>
You should only need to add it in the jdbc.url in the root pom.xml.
Instead of jdbc:mysql://localhost/, change it to
jdbc:mysql://localhost:/ where is your port number.
Matt
On 4/3/07, appfused <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can i just define a port for mysql by simple adding
value in my
Can i just define a port for mysql by simple adding
value in my pom.xml file instead of adding it
everywhere it may be required?
Michael Horwitz wrote:
>
> Is your MySQL database running on the default port? If not the database
> connection URL will need to be changed.
>
> Mike.
>
> On 4/2
Regarding Derby. I think it may have its place depending on what you're
doing with your app. I like the idea of an all-Java database. I've
also heard/read good things about it's performance and scalability
capabilities. Derby is what used to be called Cloudscape, so google for
those two thi
From what I have read I get the impression that PostgreSQL is a more complete
DB than MySQL, it supports stored procedures and triggers which I
don't believe MySQL does, at least not the community edition that I
use.
On 4/3/07, Nathan Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I could be wrong, but my
Yes
-Matt
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Subject: Re: [appfuse-user] Struts 2 Double Submit?
Does this happen if you disable JavaScript before clicking "su
Does this happen if you disable JavaScript before clicking "submit"?
On 4/3/07, Stine, Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All,
I'm not sure exactly how to describe this problem. Basically I have an
action that is mapped to a form listing XML files to import into the
database. The user select
All,
I'm not sure exactly how to describe this problem. Basically I have an
action that is mapped to a form listing XML files to import into the
database. The user selects X number of files and clicks submit. The
action then spawns an XML parser, parses the selected files, and saves
them using
I could be wrong, but my understanding is HSQL and Derby are made more
for convenience [very portable and they can be packaged with an app]
than they are for enterprise production use. I would suggest one of the
other two and I'd probably lean toward MySQL because I've never had much
of a prob
Appfusers:
If you had to choose an open source database to use with enterprise
level application which would you choose? MySQL, PostgreSQL, HSQL, or
Derby? and Why?
- Paul
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Woohoo - Thanks Michael! When i first downloaded the appfuse application it
was a snapshot of m2! It had placed an old .Jar in the /WEB-INF/lib
directory. Once i removed that Happy Days!!! :)
Michael Horwitz wrote:
>
> Are you using a modular archetype? If so you will need to run mvn clean
> in
I don't know, I haven't used NetBeans enough to answer this question.
Please report back if you figure out how to do it.
Matt
On 4/3/07, lk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt Raible wrote:
> The problem is likely caused by NetBeans not adding the warpath
> dependencies to you classpath. If you ru
Are you using a modular archetype? If so you will need to run mvn clean
install from the top level to rebuild/reinstall your own core classes before
running mvn jetty:run in the web project.
If you are using a basic archetype, could you check to see whether the
classes are available on the web co
Ok this is confusing the hell out of me i've followed the guide :
http://www.appfuse.org/display/APF/AppFuse+Core+Classes
i've downloaded the source files from the repository and (think i've added
them in the correct place)
src\main\java\org\appfuse <-- Matt's source files
src\main\java\com\
Is your MySQL database running on the default port? If not the database
connection URL will need to be changed.
Mike.
On 4/2/07, appfused <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks. I'm definitely on 5.0.5. I'll try a lower driver version and see
if
that fixes the problem. Any other thoghts?
mraible
Matt Raible wrote:
The problem is likely caused by NetBeans not adding the warpath
dependencies to you classpath. If you run "mvn package" and add
target/warpath/*.jar to your project, it should fix the problem.
Sorry for the silly question, but how can I add target/warpath/*.jar to
my projec
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