Hi ya
Thank you very much for your patience replies.
To all my posts.
Here's another one.
How could I manage to make JasperReportsMultiFormatView to use the compiled
version instead of the source file for generating the report and take out
the dependency for a compiler to be present at runtime a
Hello Richard,
I'm using trac (of course) and svn. My problem about tracking a
requirement is basic: i need to know the classes involved in the
implementation of a requirement.
With svn you can label using a serial but there is no "direct way" to
track a "requirement thread". I keep searchi
Great timing Van - I just happen to be in Mountain View that week. See
you on the 17th! For any AppFuse users that attend, plan on beers
afterwards. ;-)
Matt
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 1:58 PM, Van Riper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Many view Apache Maven in the context of other build tools such as
>
Many view Apache Maven in the context of other build tools such as
Apache Ant and Apache Ivy, yet Maven's functionalities extend far
beyond the efficient, enterprise-class project build. When coupled
with supporting tools like Nexus and m2eclipse, Maven starts to
accelerate development by reducing
Hi All,
Has anyone tried Alveole Studio with appfuse2?
its a struts 2 ide for eclipse.
http://mvcwebproject.sourceforge.net/tutorial/step1.html
Thanx
Fred
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I would use a profiler and some load testing tool to try to reproduce
the problem locally.
Matt
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 11:49 AM, Campa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi
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> I have e appfuse 2.0.1 based application in production from one week, and
> after some days of work it become very very slow
Hi
I have e appfuse 2.0.1 based application in production from one week, and
after some days of work it become very very slow also with only one user.
The details are:
* (struts2+Jpa+Postgres)
* Windows server
* JDK 6 + Tomcat 6.x
* The server has not access to the internet network
* Logs are
Before deciding on a solution, what are you going to do with this
information.
If it just for the next person working on the source to see? In that case,
just come up with a standard format to include in the comment - e.g.
/*
* CHANGE_ID: XX
* CHANGE_DESC: This change was to support
Hello, i need to track requirement-related methods in the source code.
All my requirements has a ID - like: Requirement 120, Requirement 140, etc.
I was thinking in a javadoc tag like @requirements to use like usual
javadoc documentation, but i think javadoc tags is not easy to extends
...[i t
Matt Raible, you are a gentleman and a scholar. I had seen a previous post
where you said the exact same thing but thought it would be a hassle. Turns
out it's not. The 'messageSource' bean already exists in
dispatcher-servlet.xml. it's just a matter of sticking it in my Controller
definition.
Th
You could inject the messageSource bean into your controller.
Matt
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 4:35 AM, syg6 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Spring's SimpleForm controller and AppFuse's BaseFormController both have a
> saveMessage() method which grabs a property from your Properties file using
> Locale
Spring's SimpleForm controller and AppFuse's BaseFormController both have a
saveMessage() method which grabs a property from your Properties file using
Locale and sticks it in the Sssion under the MESSAGES_KEY attribute.
How in the world can I do this with a normal Controller? I've tried delving
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