in the applicationContext-dao.xml
McSweeney, Brian wrote:
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> Quick dumb question. I cannot seem to find the initial definition of
> the userDao spring bean in any xml file.
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> Ie, I would have expected to see something like
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If you're using 2.0.2, this is in applicationContext-dao.xml, which is
embedded in the root directory of appfuse-x.jar where x is the persistence
framework you're using.
Matt
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 8:29 AM, McSweeney, Brian <
brian.mcswee...@canadalife.ie> wrote:
> Hi folks,
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The best way to get values from the client is to use JavaScript and set a
cookie or set a value in a hidden field.
Matt
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 8:52 AM, jithesh wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I am using appfuse 1.9.4 . I would like to know is it possible to get
> a value from the client if the cr
Hi folks,
Quick dumb question. I cannot seem to find the initial definition of the
userDao spring bean in any xml file.
Ie, I would have expected to see something like
I see that userDao is referenced a lot in other spring files but where
is it defined?
Cheers,
Brian
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Hi all,
I am using appfuse 1.9.4 . I would like to know is it possible to get
a value from the client if the credentials are not correct. I have a listner
class which hets invoked on AuthenticationFailureBadCredentialsEvent. But I
cant get any value from login.jsp (eg client browser time).
i see the velocityException is not runtime...
shoudl i convert it to an mailexception?
ok then i would suggest this:
public void sendMessage(SimpleMailMessage msg, String templateName,
Map model) throws VelocityException{
String result =
VelocityEngineUtils.mergeTemplateIntoString(
ok then i would suggest this:
public void sendMessage(SimpleMailMessage msg, String templateName,
Map model) throws VelocityException{
String result =
VelocityEngineUtils.mergeTemplateIntoString(velocityEngine,
templateName, model);
msg.setText(result);
send(msg);
I believe they both should throw exceptions.
Matt
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 7:50 AM, tibi wrote:
> ok i will and this:
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> " i wonder in both methods, what is the use of the catching part?
> with send (the last one) it only adds a logging (which will be done
> where ever the thrown exception is c
ok i will and this:
" i wonder in both methods, what is the use of the catching part?
with send (the last one) it only adds a logging (which will be done
where ever the thrown exception is caught.
and in the first one there will be send an empty message"
Matt Raible wrote:
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 6:48 AM, tibi wrote:
> list,
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> i'm looking at the test coverage and in particular the classes which are
> tested below 85%.
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> i came across the MailEngine. there are these two methods:
>/**
> * Send a simple message based on a Velocity template.
> * @param
list,
i'm looking at the test coverage and in particular the classes which are
tested below 85%.
i came across the MailEngine. there are these two methods:
/**
* Send a simple message based on a Velocity template.
* @param msg the message to populate
* @param templateName the V
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