Nathan,
Thanks. This got me thinking. I have been always installing the Ubuntu
package for Tomcat. When I took the tomcat binaries directly from Apache, it
works.
This doesn't explain why it's not working on my ISP server, but that's
definitely something else.
Regards,
Waldo
On Thu, Feb 12, 20
Tony,
I'm glad you figured out the problem. Your blog post mentions that you have
two hibernate.cfg.xml files in your project. This shouldn't be the case. I'd
suggest deleting the one in src/test/resources. Maybe that will help solve
this problem.
Matt
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 6:32 PM, tonylu8800
Hi,
The problem is solved.
I found the reason, that index is not generate in test environment, is
caused by the hibernate event mechanism not function properly (but I don't
understand why? bug or some setting miss...).
So, I change the automatic index generation to manually, then my action can
pa
Reza,
I expected a response/reply FROM some AppFuse's Fork(s).
Ice-Man
2009/2/11 Reza Farshi
> I don't think so , it's not fantastic!!.
> They do more great things in AppFuses Maven Plugin , take a look at their
> source code , you believe them. :)
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> On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at
Just to be clear this is an Ubuntu "feature", not an AppFuse problem. Any
application you try deploying to Tomcat installed from the Ubuntu package
manager will have the same issue unless a security policy is created to
allow it.
Every environment I have dealt with it has not been worth the effor
What happens if you run
mvn -Dcargo.wait=true
(See http://appfuse.org/display/APF/Maven+2)
This instructs Maven to build your project and deploy it in a freshly
downloaded container, which happens to be Tomcat 5.5 by default. If that
works, it ought to work in your other Tomcats I gue
Thanks Tony, this definitely looks interesting. I'm trying to figure out if I
can use this for my requirement.
Thanks,
Yogesh
From: tonylu880042
To: users@appfuse.dev.java.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 8:02:27 PM
Subject: Re: [appfuse-user] Mathemati
Nathan, Ger-Jan and Matt,
Thank you all for your advice to date. However I'm still not having any
luck.
When I write a security policy for appfuse, the errors go away, but the
problem persists.
I have tried completely removing all references to tomcat from the system
and reinstalling it, in case
Wow! Many thanks for that, that was one hell of a post. Unfortunately I do
need to run on a cdrom, and be able to distribute the app, both on cd and
via web, so using a pen drive and a mini-version of Ubuntu won't work for
me.
Anyway, once the data is entered the app will be closed, I won't need
Hello guys,
We are busy integrating JBPM 3.2.3 JPDL with Appfuse. Using parts of
spring-modules 0.9
I do not completely agree with the strategy spring modules are using so
here is a run down of what we are trying to achieve:
1. JBPM JPDL integration with Appfuse Struts Modular (the core code
sho
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