Whenever working with maven to use a jar, you first install it and
then put a dependency for the jar in your pom using the appropriate
group id, artifact id, and version.
On 9/11/07, Allan Ang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I followed the quick start guide but am still unable to get
really would prefer not to do that and I don't see why
I can't put a filter on the join tabel.
Anyway, if anyone has any further suggestions, they are appreciated.
Dale Newfield wrote:
Eric Fitzsimmons wrote:
Using AF 2 m5 Struts full source. I am trying to add a filter to a
join
Using AF 2 m5 Struts full source. I am trying to add a filter to a join
table that will filter for an active date range.
I added for the class
@FilterDef(name="effectiveDateInfo)
I added for the attribute which has a @OneToOne mapping
@FilterJoinTable(name="effectiveDateInfo", condition="'2006-1
You can easily just change the pom to use version 3.3.3.
Ashkan Roshanayi wrote:
Matt,
Please consider upgrading JIRA to at lest 3.3.3 if you have time. I
think many people like to navigate the issues using Mylyn (formerly
Mylar) plugin within eclipse. I use eclipse 3.3 with Mylyn 2 and
whe
ct for Eclipse. If not, I always made a
mistake in the maven pom.
HTH,
Tobias
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Von: Eric Fitzsimmons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 20. Juli 2007 16:26
An: users@appfuse.dev.java.net
Betreff: Re: [appfuse-user] Adding extra jar
I have issues with e
aging=jar
-Dfile=c:/work/repository/HROnline/SML_PeoplePickerControls.jar
This is executed sussecffully but still it is not recognizing it.
:(
Eric Fitzsimmons wrote:
What version of appfuse are you using? If you are using any
version
of
ap
What version of appfuse are you using? If you are using any version of
appfuse 2.*(aka using maven), you will want to add the dependency to
your pom. If the jar does not exist in the repositories you are
checking, then you will have to add it manually add it. You can find
tons of examples wi
Not having any files in those directories is strange. Please post the log
of when you run the "mvn:war-inplace " command.
-Eric Fitzsimmons
Bad response before. Was a bit tipsy. You have to run the following
commands.
rm -r src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
rm -r src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/classes/struts.xml
and then rerun mvn:jetty-run
you will have to remove that file and that directory every time you run
mvn:war-inplace.
Sorry about th
Here's your key line:
"[INFO] Jetty server exiting."
Jetty was still running from when you ran jetty:run-war, so make sure to
shut that down first. Hope that helps.
paul_panks wrote:
I created a Struts 2 Modular project by the appfuse command
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.ap
Mike,
Great. Thanks for the help. That worked great.
On 7/6/07, Michael Horwitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 7/6/07, Eric Fitzsimmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am currently using Appfuse 2.0-m5 and am having some issues trying
> to map my actions in a RESTf
I am currently using Appfuse 2.0-m5 and am having some issues trying
to map my actions in a RESTful manner.
EX: I would like http://localhost:8080/employee/
to map to a list of employees with links to specific employees
EX: I would like http://localhost:8080/employee/0012/
to map to a specific
Just a shot, but sometimes your local repository can mess things up.
Try removing your local repository, usually located at ~userName/.m2/
and then run the command again.
Vishal S wrote:
Hello friends,
I am new to Appfuse. I recenlty installed Appfuse and ran the demo web
applicaton, fa
Thanks for clarifying Matt.
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Responses below...
Hope it helps
MDA Team wrote:
Hi all,
I'd have couple of starter questions regarding appfuse 2.0:
- Where can be found log files containing errors with bean loading? It
seems that adding a controller and a related jsp page causes the tests
to return errors. So far, I have
build.xml is an ant build file, so maven is your new build tool, but
it is much more than that as well. I am unsure why the .project and
.classpath are not showing up. Try running mvn clean install
eclipse:eclipse and see if that works.
On 6/15/07, kkus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is workin
Yes, you must create a persistable pojo and include it in the hibernate
config file in src/main/resources.
sxm wrote:
just created a core project and compiled it successfully. But when I tried to
use mvn appfuse:gen, and got following error. Is there any prerequisite to
running this command?
Did you make sure to change the package name on the Person class,
because the link has
"package org.appfuse.tutorial.model;"
pcberg wrote:
mraible wrote:
What does your Person.java look like? Are there any errors when you run
"appfuse:gen"?
I used this Person.java:
http://appfuse-d
Azarias,
Did you make sure to type the full command?
"appfuse:gen -Dentity=Tipoevento"
or just "appfuse:gen" and then wait for the prompt for your class name.
Azarias Tomás wrote:
I am at work now I will try it later. Now I ve another problem at Work when
running "appfuse:gen Tipoe
The plugin seemed to work fine for me on mac and linux, but gave me some
hiccups on Windows. Anyone else getting this to work, or having problems?
Ashkan Roshanayi wrote:
Hi all,
This is the Nth time that I try candy4Appfuse with no success in
creating appfuse projects. I tried different ve
f
you practice anything different.
-Eric Fitzsimmons
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Sorry I couldn't help much, but glad you found it.
GBSGBSGBS wrote:
i'v solved this problem yet...
i mistake a struts tag in my jsp pages(tag)
thank u Eric
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For additional
You will most likely want to allow children the possibility of having
children and you would want to extend Person, but if you do that then
you can't map Person directly to the database because it would have to
be @MappedSuperclass
You really want to try to make your code a bit easier to read an
Personally I would simplify it. I'm not exactly sure how you have
things set up. So lets just cut to the chase... please put in the full
pojos involved. Just copy the the classes with getters/setters and
associated elements please.
GBSGBSGBS wrote:
thank you for your reply
Person bean:(O
Some more information would be helpful. I am assuming you have person
pojo and are having a List for it's children? if that is the
case it will be a "@OneToMany List getChildren()" relationship.
which will make up another table called Person_children storing by
default the ids of the parent a
I may be a bit tipsy, but how you will probably have to do that is
remove the dependency that has that jar attached to it and add the
dependencies to your maven repository manually. I have been using maven
since it came out and I don't know of any way to exclude specific jars
from your buildpa
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