Because the data is in a modified state after teh tests run. In order
to reset the data for the integration test, it's run again.
Matt
On 4/25/07, Janos Mucsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the generated application why is DBUnit run twice, once for
test-compile and once for test?
Thanks.
Yes, they are using separate account management. However, we are
planning on using Crowd in the near future and synchronizing all of
the accounts.
Matt
On 4/25/07, Jonathan Tse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt,
Is JIRA and Confluence using separate account management system? I
cannot use m
Matt,
Is JIRA and Confluence using separate account management system? I
cannot use my JIRA account to log on confluence.
Best regards,
Jonathan
Matt Raible wrote:
As part of my upcoming Comparing Java Web Frameworks talk, I'd like to
show some statistics of web framework usage in AppF
In the generated application why is DBUnit run twice, once for
test-compile and once for test?
Thanks.
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Dear Helpful Mailing List,
I was wondering how one would override the appfuse controllers to add extra
functionality to them. I'm looking to make modifications to the following
files:
org.appfuse.webapp.controller.UserFormController
org.appfuse.webapp.controller.UserController
Aridany, did you ever find it?
David M.
Matt Raible wrote:
I don't know - according to the following issue (and some googling),
it looksl ike it's in there:
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1598
Matt
On 4/18/07, Aridany Ramirez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I thought that too, but i c
Thanks, I figured it out:
..
mysql
mysql-connector-java
Matt Raible wrote:
I think your best bet is to point at an existing Tomca
I think your best bet is to point at an existing Tomcat install that
has the JDBC Driver installed. If you look at the Cargo configuration,
there should be a comment that tells you how to do this.
Matt
On 4/25/07, Janos Mucsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks, I tried this and worked.
The only
Thanks, I tried this and worked.
The only problem is Tomcat can not load the JDBC driver:
[INFO] [talledLocalContainer] datasource
org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.BasicDataSo
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[INFO] [talledLocalContainer]
org.apache.tomcat.dbcp.dbcp.SQLNestedException: Ca
nnot load JDBC driver c
From http://blogs.atlassian.com/developer/2007/03/from_manual_to_automatic.html:
${project.build.directory}/tomcat5x/container
8095
high
cargo.dataso
Hi
I am using Appfuse and see that for integration tests cargo puts the
context into Tomcat 5 like this:
docBase="C:\projects\saeuser\target\saeuser-1.0-SNAPSHOT.war" debug="2">
If I have a web application that has a datasource, how do I make Cargo
declare it? For example:
docBase="C:\
I'd suggest searching for BaseFormControllerTestCase and see if
there's duplicates (or possibly a .class file checked in). Another
thing you could so is download 1.9.4, create a project with the same
name/packages and then use Beyond Compare to diff the two projects.
Matt
On 4/25/07, joejakes <
Hi Matt,
I have got a clean system classpath. I tried downloading Appfuse now and
went through your tutorial quickly. When I run ant test-web for your
tutorial project, it seems to be passing all the tests. So I believe it is a
configuration problem in the current project. As you know the inter
AFAIK, the StaticFilter works if the resource in on the filesystem. It
doesn't work if the resource is in Struts' JAR file. If it's served
from a JAR file, it's not exactly static is it. ;-)
Since Struts recommends moving the Dojo files to your filesystem, I
don't know that if we should fix the
NoClassDefFound usually implies duplicate classes rather than a
missing class. Do you have a clean system classpath?
Matt
On 4/25/07, joejakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am running the code on:
Win XP Machine
Ant 1.6
JDK 5
Is this any problem that's got to do with the classpath settings??
Another way to get the struts2 ajax features working (dojo), is to add
some lines to the decorators.xml, change the parser in the sitemesh.xml
and change the .html struts mapping so you can remove the staticFilter.
Decorator's lines:
/styles/*
/scripts/*
/images/*
I am running the code on:
Win XP Machine
Ant 1.6
JDK 5
Is this any problem that's got to do with the classpath settings??
mraible wrote:
>
> What's your environment - it's probably an environment issue (i.e. JDK 6
> vs. 5).
>
> Matt
>
> On 4/25/07, joejakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
What's your environment - it's probably an environment issue (i.e. JDK 6 vs. 5).
Matt
On 4/25/07, joejakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
There is a BaseControllerTestCase in the mentioned folder. Is there any
other way other than downloading the springmvc version of Appfuse to sove
this pro
Hi,
There is a BaseControllerTestCase in the mentioned folder. Is there any
other way other than downloading the springmvc version of Appfuse to sove
this problem? This is because I am a consultant and have downloaded the
code for a MVC application built on Appfuse from my client's repository
s
If you cd'd into extra/spring and ran "mvn install", that means you
installed it. In reality, the results of downloading vs. installing
should be the same. However, we have seen issues with folks
installing on some OSs - that's why we recommend the download. If you
look in test/web/**/action -
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your quick reply. I guess I installed Spring MVC. I am not very
sure about it. Is there any way by which you can say the difference?
I tried running "ant clean test-web", but am getting the same error.
Thanks!!
mraible wrote:
>
> Did you install Spring MVC or download the
Did you install Spring MVC or download the springmvc version of
AppFuse? You might try running "ant clean test-web".
Matt
On 4/25/07, joejakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am a newbie to Appfuse and am trying to develop a web application in
Appfuse. I am using the command-line to run my
Hi,
I am a newbie to Appfuse and am trying to develop a web application in
Appfuse. I am using the command-line to run my ant tests. However, when I
try to run
ant test-web
from the command-line, I get the following error on all classes that extend
BaseControllerTestCase.
com.appfuse.webapp
Matt Raible wrote:
The defaultTargetUrl in security.xml has the default target
That's what I was looking for! Thank you! (And since I went back to the
acegi docs after posting, I just found it as well -- I should learn to
delay posting just a bit longer :-).
> The question is - can the def
.html is the default extension for Struts, so if your action is named
"pentaho", it'll be available at /pentaho.html (unless you have a
custom namespace). I don't know what's going wrong in your
application, but adding a new action should be similar to how its done
in the Person Tutorial. Have y
Thanks, Matt. How do I redirect all the stderr or a log file. I did the
following but somehow it is redirecting the page to
http://localhost:8080/pentaho.html and it hangs there with a blank screen
and the repeating error logs are too huge, the first part runs out of my
sight. The last part look
The defaultTargetUrl in security.xml has the default target:
You're right in that http://localhost:8080 results in a redirect to
mainMenu.html and subsequent login. You should be able to make
index.jsp your mainMenu and have a login box on it (if
Acegi handles where the user should wind up after logging in fairly well
if a request for a protected page results in the display of the login
form, but not when that form is explicitly requested by the user. My
app has many pages that do not require that users be logged in, but
which may have
Your should match the name of your action. So changing:
action="Pentaho"
to:
action="pentaho"
Should solve your problem.
Matt
On 4/25/07, nmall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Matt
But these are just names for my actions - Pentaho has not yet even been
called or integrated here. All I wan
Hi Matt
But these are just names for my actions - Pentaho has not yet even been
called or integrated here. All I want to do is call a method report() inside
an PentahoAction.java class when a button is clicked. Will the folllowing
jsp and struts.xml do it. Thanks so much for any help!
mraible
If you take Pentaho out of the mix, does it work? It sounds like
there may be issues getting Pentaho to work with Struts 2. I'd
simplify the problem, then try to fix it.
Matt
On 4/25/07, nmall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for this input. The strange thing is I am modifying the jsps so th
Thanks for this input. The strange thing is I am modifying the jsps so they
should be newer than the appfuse files.
Another question about struts forms:
If I have something like this in my jsp, will it call the method
PentahoAction.report() when I click on the button.report
as I have specified
There's a Tomcat Maven Plugin that you can use to do "tomcat:run" if
you'd prefer. However, it's an alpha release and not as actively
developed as the Jetty plugin. Also, Jetty typically starts up faster
and it monitors files for changes, whereas the Tomcat plugin does not.
I asked the jetty forum. Here was a possible solution. I haven't verified
that it works.
Will
---
Check out the section Configuration Common to all Goals,
in particular the example and the element of
the :
http://jetty.mortbay.org/maven-plugin/howto.html
Thanks a lot for the answer.
I have an other question. I see that Tomcat is used to execute the Canoo
tests, but Jetty to run the application.
Why is the difference?
Thanks.
Christian Giese wrote:
Hi Janos.
I'm assuming you are using appfuse 1.9(.4) because that's what I use.
In web\WEB-I
As part of my upcoming Comparing Java Web Frameworks talk, I'd like to
show some statistics of web framework usage in AppFuse. Please vote
for the one you're using by clicking on the link below. I'm mostly
looking for current AppFuse users. By that, I mean folks that have
used 1.x or 2.x on a proj
If you have files that are getting overwritten by AppFuse, it's likely
because the files are newer in AppFuse. The overlay is
timestamp-based, so as long as your files are newer, you shouldn't
have any issues. When you do, there's two ways to solve the problem:
1. Run a touch script like the one
Yes, I get build successful.
It sounds like something isn't working correctly. Do you get "Build
Successful" when running the maven command?
Nathan
>>
>> Thanks, Nathan. However this doesn't work. I am having to manually copy
>> from
>> the src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/pages/ to the 3 target fo
This is true forsrc/main/webapp/WEB-INF/menu-config.xml as well. I changed
it - did a mvn clean -e jetty:run-war. I still didn't have the ones in
target/work/webapp/WEB-INF and
target/wat/work/appfuse-struts-2.0-m4/WEB-INF/ reflecting the changes.
Thanks for any pointers.
nmall wrote:
>
> H
Yes, I get build successful.
It sounds like something isn't working correctly. Do you get "Build
Successful" when running the maven command?
Nathan
>>
>> Thanks, Nathan. However this doesn't work. I am having to manually copy
>> from
>> the src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/pages/ to the 3 target fo
AppFuse uses the war overlay feature of the Maven War plugin to merge your
own JSPs etc with those from AppFuse. You may find this entry in the AppFuse
FAQ useful: http://www.appfuse.org/display/APF/FAQ#FAQ-whereisthesource
Mike
On 4/24/07, Janos Mucsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Matt
Yes, I c
Yes you can, but I believe that these files are in those places for
the purposes of unit tests. Spring is configurable too load the files
out of the classpath or a file location. Inside of your web app the
web.xml drives the configuration for the placement of these files.
Chris
On 4/24/07, ben
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