Sam-
Regardless of whether it is a JSP or Servlet, the correct way to
handle this is to create a node with a sling:resourceType property.
Your JSP or Servlet should be associated with that resource type. If
you need to secure the content, secure the content, but that's an
orthogonal concern to the
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 9:24 PM, sam ” wrote:
> http://sling.apache.org/site/sling-testing-tools.html
> This is what I needed.
>
> One thing is that I want to put my Test classes under src/test/, not
> src/main/
For test classes that are embedded in the bundle and run server-side
with those
http://sling.apache.org/site/sling-testing-tools.html
This is what I needed.
One thing is that I want to put my Test classes under src/test/, not
src/main/.
But, I don't know how to configure maven-bundle-plugin so that some of
classes under src/test/ to be copied to the bundle .jar.
Is there
Hey,
I have a test script that will make a series of HTTP requests to Sling.
I need to write servlets that will handle the requests.
I can either use jsp (/apps/tests/test1/json.jsp, for example).
Or, I can write a @Service that implements Servlet interface.
Good thing about writing .jsp to the r
Hi,
That's great indeed !!
Maybe we should link to that from the site ? What page would be suitable for
the link ?
Regards
Felix
Am 27.01.2012 um 13:57 schrieb Balazs Toth:
> Hi,
>
> wanted to mention that I created an edit mode/background syntax highlight
> extension for Sublime Text 2 (pro
Hi,
wanted to mention that I created an edit mode/background syntax highlight
extension for Sublime Text 2 (probably works with Text Mate, too) and it
proved to be quite handly in daily work with ESP files. Actually seeing
which script chunk runs where spares some brain power... I don't know how
y
