Apologies for not replying sooner on this one.
I was going to reply that you shouldn't make any assumptions about how many
times the supporting methods are called, and in general that's true... they
should have no side-effects. After all, the user could hit cancel, in
which case (in your original
Just to comment on this, Nacho.
I don't think the code was going into an infinite loop; more likely that
each and every test was failing to bootstrap the app, and producing very
similar stack traces that (unless you looked very closely) probably gave
the appearance of an infinite loop.
If that pr
I'll take a look this evening, Johan.
cheers
Dan
On 28 July 2015 at 15:26, wrote:
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> I tried to checkout isis-module-publishmq and am running into two issues:
> when building and then running 'mvn antrun:run -P self-host' I get:
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Hi Dan,
I tried to checkout isis-module-publishmq and am running into two issues: when
building and then running 'mvn antrun:run -P self-host' I get:
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal
org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-antrun-plugin:1.7:run (default-cli) on project
isis-module-publishmq-
Hi to all.
I have a domain implemented in Apache Isis with some similarities.
In our case, we have Item entities with a LOT of custom options that can be
defined over them (ItemOption).
Those ItemOption’s are grouped in ItemOptionGroup’s, that can be reused by
different Item’s.
ItemOptions can
Thanks Stephen, I have been doing a little research around XForms and had a
play with Orbeon. I'll look into it more.
Regards,David.
On Tuesday, 28 July 2015 8:15 PM, Stephen Cameron
wrote:
Hi David,
My two bits worth, I think Apache Isis is the last thing i would use for this
k
Hi David,
My two bits worth, I think Apache Isis is the last thing i would use for
this kind of a task. If the information collected is that complex, then
trying to fit in into a relational database via an object model makes no
sense. Just use an XML database and XForms.
There are server-side imp
