On 03.03.2007, at 19:31, Chuck Hill wrote:
String desiredComponent = ((NameOfClassThatImplementsPageTemplate)
pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject ()).pageTemplate();
Ah, I missed that one ... was totally on the KVC trip ...
cug
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Paul,
I think that what you need is a good book on Java. Bruce Eckel's
Thinking in Java is one that I would highly recommend.
On Mar 3, 2007, at 2:42 PM, Paul Marvine wrote:
I am using pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject() successfully in other
actions of the page.
Also, on the page I hav
I watched, a bit aghast, as a Windows user was on my Mac and
constantly hitting the key in the middle of form entry.
Well, I don't handle that situation well at times, and, well what
does one do to trap, or better yet, to disable the return key from
doing a of the form.
I see that the R
Hello, maybe u shoudl cast ur statement like this :
String desiredComponent = (String)pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject
().pageTemplate();
… just a guess i am a newbie too.
Gilles
Le 3 mars 07 à 18:42, Paul Marvine a écrit :
I am using pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject() successfully in
I am using pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject() successfully in other
actions of the page.
Also, on the page I have a WOtextField with value =
pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject.pageTemplate
that shows the data which I am trying to use. So selectedObject() is
not null and the attribute "page
On 03.03.2007, at 13:36, Paul Marvine wrote:
But the trouble starts when I change the action to this...
public String desiredComponent;
public WOComponent doWebTemplate()
{
String desiredComponent = pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject
().pageTemplate();
WOComponent nextPa
Hello,
For test purposes on a page I have a hyperlink set with this binding..
pageName = pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject.pageTemplate
This hyper link does as expected, when clicked it returns the
component listed by "pagesDisplayGroup.selectedObject.pageTemplate".
But when I try to set up a
On 03.03.2007, at 09:44, James Cicenia wrote:
Maybe I read that wrong.. however, I ran it.. looked at all my
logs.. and there is nothing!
This goes to webobjects.err - whereever that is, it is defined in the
startup scripts for the WebObjects services.
You have to change this file (make a
The advantage of my solution is that if you are using a page wrapper
you just add this to your project once and then never think about it
again.
Chuck
On Mar 3, 2007, at 3:56 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
You can also use FocusTextField in Ajax.framework to do this, btw
(though it doesn't use a
Did all that. Nothing of note in those logs either.
:-(
On Mar 3, 2007, at 10:59 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
By default, SpawnOfWotaskd.sh redirects stderr to /dev/null, which
is a really annoying default behavior. Since kill -QUIT writes to
stderr, you won't be able to see this stack trace unt
By default, SpawnOfWotaskd.sh redirects stderr to /dev/null, which is
a really annoying default behavior. Since kill -QUIT writes to
stderr, you won't be able to see this stack trace until you modify
SpawnOfWotaskd.sh (there's a wikibook entry on this somewhere).
On Mar 3, 2007, at 11:44 A
More info -
Ok I just killed the offending instance with a -9 and now my
javamonitor is all happy.
sigh.
- James
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Ok -
Maybe I read that wrong.. however, I ran it.. looked at all my logs..
and there is nothing!
And, even if I try to force my url to use that instance.. It gets
redirected. This is good
as otherwise my users would scream at me again.
This is a very baffling deployment problem.
- James
So I run, as per the wiki:sudo kill -QUIT pid(with the proper
number there).
kill -QUIT will not actually kill a java application. kill -QUIT
causes a dump of all thread stack traces to stderr of the java
process (very useful for debugging). Is there a wiki page that
claims that will
I am so confused with this JavaMonitor and this particular application.
I have had JavaMonitor running on my browser all day personally
monitoring it.
Well eventually, JavaMonitor seems to die because of one instance
going awry. This
means that the number of sessions, transactions, then nev
For anyone who's interested, I just setup a "wotips" Google Group
(http://groups.google.com/group/wotips). Lots of times I (and I know
other folks do too) run across cool things in WebObjects, Eclipse,
Xcode, WOLips, Wonder, or whatever that people might not be aware of,
but I always think
You can also use FocusTextField in Ajax.framework to do this, btw
(though it doesn't use an onLoad -- it just drops a
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