I think perhaps you need to spend some time learning Spring,
Hibernate, Struts2, Maven, JPA etc and then come back to appfuse when
you have some experience with those - it is not for the unexperienced
in Java/Spring/H8 etc. It is a fairly heavy beast, and there is a lot
of stuff in there, but appf
Hi
I don't agree you. It took me only 1 hour to set up and run AppFuse.
Before starting AppFuse you should know a little about Maven and its
dependencies and repositories.
Watch Matt's videos about AppFuse. For me setting up and running AppFuse
is exactly the same as Matt captured in
http://s
Hi All,
We are still using webwork appfuse 1.9.4, and is thinking if its time
to upgrade to version 2. There's really no need of upgrading, just
wondering if there are adavntages in using maven over ant? In casee
were upgrading im looking at struts 2.
Richard
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It's a direct cut and paste from your "Quickstart" section..didn't do
anything special. Simply ran the command to get the shell, then edit's the
pom.xml to enter my root MySQL password. Then just the good ol mvn command
shown below.
Eventually it fails.
S
mraible wrote:
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shit. the environment set up and learning cure is damn challenge.
it took me 4 FULL days to get the whole thing set up.
1) why don't just provide a whole ISO image for people to down and build.
include everything???
2) there is an error. i have no idea what the heck is going wrong. tons of
down
Hi,
in appfuse html is the action extension! So it looks for a corresponding
action in struts.xml. Thats the place you should look and probably
change the page which is rendered.
regards
odmax schrieb:
Hi,
By default in appfuse, when I enter http://localhost:8080/, it is redirected
to http
Hi,
By default in appfuse, when I enter http://localhost:8080/, it is redirected
to http://localhost:8080/mainMenu.html.
What do I need to change if I want it to be redirected to my own page
instead of mainMenu.html?
I had tried changing the index.jsp from ""
to "". I have a corresponding
"myow