I've been using the sysdeo plugin fairly successfully. I have some notes on how
I set it up, but it's been a while since I did it. It involves setting up the
sysdeo plugin in your pom.xml and adding the sysdeo devloader to your tomcat
installation.
See here
http://mojo.codehaus.org/sys
Hmm, this looks promising.
http://mojo.codehaus.org/exec-maven-plugin/usage.html
Daryl
Daryl Handley wrote:
I have a fairly simple class that I am writing to read in an XML file
and import some data in my database. From there I plan to export it
using dbunit and set it as my sample-data set
I have a fairly simple class that I am writing to read in an XML file
and import some data in my database. From there I plan to export it
using dbunit and set it as my sample-data set.
This class needs to be run only once (or very occasionally if we decide
we would like to add some new data).
Ran into a problem earlier today and thought I would share the solution.
I have set up appfuse to edit files in place using jetty:run. I found I
was able to edit jsps fine, but when I tried javascipt or css files I
was getting the following error (if my app was running and I had already
navig
Turns out what I should have been using was war:inPlace. Accomplished
what I wanted and a lot cleaner and better to upgrade in future. I read
that when I originally did the tutorials, but at some point the
full-source got in my head.
Daryl
Daryl Handley wrote:
Currently, we expect full
Currently, we expect full-source to be run at the
beginning of a project rather than after you've written code.
Heh heh, I'm slowly finding that out the hard way. I'm running into a
lot of issues there. Still debating whether there is any advantage to
going full source or whether it's best
FYI, this is happenning on TortoiseSVn and Subclipse and I guess could
be considered a bug in those SVN clienst since they should probably
create the dir if it doesn't exist.
Daryl Handley wrote:
When I run appfuse:full-source, it removes my .svn/tmp dirs. Not sure if
this is a bug or no
When I run appfuse:full-source, it removes my .svn/tmp dirs. Not sure if
this is a bug or not (or if anyone else has experienced it), but it
causes me to not be able to checkin or revert any of my code.
My fix was to run
find . -name .svn -exec mkdir {}/tmp \;
from the root of my project an
Hi,
I just started using appfuse:gen today and it rocks. The one issue with
it that I have, is that I have been going into sample-data.xml and
changing the randomly generated data to more closely resemble what I
would see in an actual prod environment.
However, if I add an attribute and run
Is there a stripes archetype for appfuse 2.0 ? I tried
appfuse-basic-stripes and it couldn't find it. Or do I just use appfuse
lite instead ?
TIA
Daryl
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