I've been busy writing Scala versions of Didier Besset's 'Object-
oriented implementation of numerical methods' and it keeps amazing me
with its expressiveness. The Scala implementations of these
algorithms are way shorter than the Java or even the Smalltalk
versions presented in his book.
Has anyone of you already implemented RSA to authenticate the user of
his webobjects app?
tk
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Have to clarify this: RAS SecurID...
Am 13.06.2007 um 16:22 schrieb Thierry Kramis:
Has anyone of you already implemented RSA to authenticate the user
of his webobjects app?
tk
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Hi Johan,
I have worked on this and halfway implemented it. In my case,
however, I wanted to be able to reuse the code for many different
entities (i.e. products, customers, vendors) and not have to create a
schema for each entity. My approach has been to create a class with
static
Hi Rick!
Am 12.06.2007 um 18:57 schrieb Rick Innis:
From some previous searching I believe this may be connected to the
fact that the applications affected are both localized, so the
template it's looking exists in Contents/Resources/
{French,English}.lproj but not in Contents/Resources.
Hi Thierry,
Take a look at JPAM framework [1]. It seems to have support for RSA
SecurID and it is JAAS-compliant. We have a framework to use JAAS with
WebObjects for authentication. It is not completely finished, but if you
want, we can share the code with you.
[1]
I can't seem to get any fetch spec to show up in the WebService
Assistant of Direct to WebServices. I've asked this before and am
hoping the second try will catch the eye of someone helpful in the know.
The Apple documentation on this is:
That would be great if we could use your framework!
Am 13.06.2007 um 20:24 schrieb Henrique Prange:
Hi Thierry,
Take a look at JPAM framework [1]. It seems to have support for RSA
SecurID and it is JAAS-compliant. We have a framework to use JAAS
with WebObjects for authentication. It is
Hi Pierre
Can't wait until the summer :) anyway to see usable code before?
Not to say taht Wonder is not the biggest thing in a WO life today, but
anything new is a good news.
Cheers,
Christian
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Sujet: [ANN] Tying my hands...
De: Pierre Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
After several hours of frustration with tiny mce I've downloaded
FCKEditor from their homepage after I've seen that you can enable
Safari and Opera for working with the editor.
Setting it up results in two conclusions:
1. It works with alle latest browsers including Safari and Opera 9.2
2.
I agree. FCK Editor is the easiest html editor to put in a WebObjects
app, and it doesn't need a WO Wrapper.
D Tim Cummings
PS. I thought I might reply this to the Wonder-disc list where the
thread started
Quoting Thierry Kramis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
After several hours of frustration with
Hi,
I had some troubles like yours when I created fetschpecs with WOLips.
For me, it only works when I create with EOModeler.
By the way, I encoutered some issues when I wanted to associate an
operation based on a fetchspec to another webservice. The name of the
operation has to be
I presume the framework will be eclipse friendly?
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Hi Pierre
Can't wait until the summer :) anyway to see usable code before?
Not to say taht Wonder is not the biggest thing in a WO life today, but
anything new is a good
news.
Cheers,
Christian
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I hope it works in a Xcode too
Regards
Paolo Sommaruga
Il giorno 13/giu/07, alle ore 21:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Hi Pierre
Can't wait until the summer :) anyway to see usable code before?
Not to say taht Wonder is not the biggest thing in a WO life today,
but anything new is a
On 13.06.2007, at 14:13, Paolo Sommaruga wrote:
I hope it works in a Xcode too
Xcode development for WebObjects is dead. Get over it. Don't expect
ANY new development to work with it. It's history. Out of the game.
Nada. Apple said that a year ago.
cug
On 07-06-13, at 14:25, Guido Neitzer wrote:
On 13.06.2007, at 14:13, Paolo Sommaruga wrote:
I hope it works in a Xcode too
Xcode development for WebObjects is dead. Get over it. Don't expect
ANY new development to work with it. It's history. Out of the game.
Nada. Apple said that a
at
http://lists.apple.com/archives/webobjects-dev/2006/Aug/msg01144.html
one can read
Apple's strategy is to make WebObjects the best server-side runtime
environment we can by:
- Improving performance, manageability, and standards compliance
- Making WO work well with ANT and the most
On 13.06.2007, at 14:52, Paolo Sommaruga wrote:
including Xcode doesn't mean that Xcode development for
WebObjects is dead. The announce claims only the future lack of the
WO developer tools based on Java bridge
Oh yes. That means you can use Xcode as your Java editor without ANY
useful
I've been happily using TinyMCE with WebObjects, and I like it
because you can specify custom tags like wo:if, but I haven't used
it with AJAX.
I decided to try FCKEditor, so I visited http://www.fckeditor.net/demo
but the HTML editing area showed up as a plain text box, in Safari 2
and 3
Well, actually, just like TinyMCE, FCKeditor sorta works with Safari
but not 100%. And the FCKeditor people fully admit that: http://
www.fckeditor.net/safari
We've had success using TinyMCE. And I've tested it with the latest
Safari Beta 3.0 and that brings it's TinyMCE compatibility
Also, FCKEditor can be loaded easily on the fly using javascript
(even when you're not using ajax). We found that this saves a great
deal of render time and page overhead.
asa
On Jun 13, 2007, at 12:59 PM, Thierry Kramis wrote:
After several hours of frustration with tiny mce I've
I use XCode for Obj-C
For Java I use Eclipse. It sucks some, but it sucks least. Wish they
had decent (Mac like) text editing: double-click, tripple click,
bindings, ...
That said. The projects I am going to open source will be Eclipse/
WOLips projects. WOLips does generate XCode project
The code itself will be finalized by mid August
Then I'll need to write a demo application, a bare minimum of a
documentation, set up a wiki site, ...
If there is enough interest I will try to push out a bare version mid
August. Either to those only who have expressed interest or to a
I do use RSA for digital signature and email signing stuff.
The source of algorithm is purely in Java and easily recompiled into a
framework. Though I guess RSA algo already provided in java sdk.
Not sure how this could help in RSA SecurID two factor authentication, but
if you could give
I've only just begun to play around with it and so far I'm very impressed
and excited about it. I don't understand about half of it, so it must be
really good ;-). A good place to start for those who are curious is:
http://www.artima.com/scalazine/articles/steps.html
Bruce
I have no idea one way or the other, but even if you could use Xcode for
WebObjects, why would you want to? Xcode is a great IDE for Objective-C and
COCOA. For anything Java, including WebObjects, Eclipse (despite its many
headaches and shortcomings) blows it away. Some people also use IDEA for
Philippe thanks for the response,
I am completely baffled by what I may be doing wrong and am hoping a
detailed explination of the process I am following may highlight where
I am at making a mistake and you may be willing to send me an answer
that indicates this.
I've tried what you suggest
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