java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
er.extensions.ERXWOTextField.disabledInComponent(Lcom/webobjects/
appserver/WOComponent;
Are you using the WO 5.4 build of Wonder? You cannot use the 5.3
build on 5.4 or vice versa.
ms
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better subject, same message...
Hello,
Trying to bring up my WO 5.4 app on Leopard, built with Eclipse 3.2
and I'm almost there without having to resort to this board. My app
launches (after running into the various obligatory permutations of
permissions problems) and even runs (after ru
Hello,
Trying to bring up my WO 5.4 app on Leopard, built with Eclipse
3.2 and I'm almost there without having to resort to this board. My
app launches (after running into the various obligatory permutations
of permissions problems) and even runs (after running into the
obligatory prob
I've seen some notes on the lists that there is a problem w/ WO 5.4.1, but I
haven't managed to find them. Is it only with server or is the problem with
client and is there a work around?
Is it just invoking Axis directly?
Thanks,
Les
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Hi there,
just a few suggestions...
On 05/03/2008, at 3:48 AM, Simon McLean wrote:
public static int workingDaysBetweenDates(NSTimestamp start,
NSTimestamp end) {
NSTimestamp day = DateUtilities.normalisedDate(start);
int workingDays = 0;
On Mar 4, 2008, at 2:47 PM, Art Isbell wrote:
On Mar 4, 2008, at 11:55 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Mar 4, 2008, at 1:34 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
In the case that the delay is caused by the connection to the
database, would the instance lock waiting on the response? Isn't
the EOF stack essen
On Mar 4, 2008, at 11:55 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Mar 4, 2008, at 1:34 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
In the case that the delay is caused by the connection to the
database, would the instance lock waiting on the response? Isn't
the EOF stack essentially single threaded anyway?
Yes, unless the
On Mar 4, 2008, at 1:34 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
In the case that the delay is caused by the connection to the
database, would the instance lock waiting on the response? Isn't the
EOF stack essentially single threaded anyway?
I'm guessing that even using a WOLongResponse page would not fix
On Mar 4, 2008, at 1:18 PM, Valerio Luccio wrote:
Chuck Hill wrote:
Are you running with concurrent request handling turned off? Which
version of WO?
Chuck
WO 5.3.3. This is a Tiger machine, going to migrate to a Leopard and
WO 5.4 in a few weeks.
I'd hold off until at least 5.4.2 is o
In the case that the delay is caused by the connection to the
database, would the instance lock waiting on the response? Isn't the
EOF stack essentially single threaded anyway?
I'm guessing that even using a WOLongResponse page would not fix this
problem. Would that be correct? Same would g
That sounds really weird. XCode used to take care of it (somehow) if
one would simply add the JNI to the classpath, and tell XCode to
merge it into the application jar. Now, I can't imagine XCode being
Java-smart enough to actually do what you describe because it detects
that one of the add
Chuck Hill wrote:
Are you running with concurrent request handling turned off? Which
version of WO?
Chuck
WO 5.3.3. This is a Tiger machine, going to migrate to a Leopard and WO
5.4 in a few weeks.
As for concurrent request handling ... you're testing the limit of my
knowledge, how do I cont
Oops, I wasn't thinking straight. Thanks Chuck for the correction.
However, I am pretty sure handing the long response in a separate
thread is the right way to go to solve the root problem right?
On Mar 4, 2008, at 3:57 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Mar 4, 2008, at 12:06 PM, Robert Walker wrote
On Mar 4, 2008, at 12:06 PM, Robert Walker wrote:
The lifebeat has nothing to do with your long running response
problem.
Hold on there, Valerio said:
the application still shuts down if it takes more than 30 seconds
That is wotaskd killing an unresponsive app, IIRC. The adaptor
tim
The lifebeat has nothing to do with your long running response problem.
There are adaptor settings to adjust the send and receive timeouts.
That being said, I am in complete agreement with Miguel. Adjusting
the timeouts is not the best way to solve the long response issues.
If your response
Hi!
You are trying to solve the problem in the wrong way. If you have a
long operation, you should do it on a separate thread, and use
WOLongResponse or the Ajax similar to handle the user interface. That
way, you won't have any problem with lifebeat.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2008/03/
Are you running with concurrent request handling turned off? Which
version of WO?
Chuck
On Mar 4, 2008, at 11:16 AM, Valerio Luccio wrote:
Hello,
I have a WebObject application running on a Mac. Recently some
operations have taken more than 30 seconds, which forces the
application to r
Hello,
I have a WebObject application running on a Mac. Recently some
operations have taken more than 30 seconds, which forces the application
to restart. I've increased the lifebeat value to 60 through WOMonitor
and when I look at how the process was launched, sure enough, I see
"-WOLifebeatI
Not without some magic (and this isn't an Eclipse thing, this is just
a Java thing) ... As part of your startup, you have to read the JNI
file out of the jar and write it to the filesystem and then load that
library. This is what Eclipse does, for instance, with SWT. I don't
know of any w
Mike,
Thanks for the answer... However, what if I need to bundle the JNI
with my app, within the jar (so, within the bin output folder)? I am
sure this is technically possible because I used to do it with
XCode... Is there some way I can do that with Eclipse?
Flor
On Mar 04, 2008, at 12:
JNI will load out of the working dir (project root usually), /Library/
Java/Extensions, or it will look for JNI libraries in the folder
specified by the system property "java.library.path", which you should
be able to set on your launch config.
ms
On Mar 4, 2008, at 11:46 AM, Florijan Stame
Hi all,
Could someone tell me how to add jnilib files to the classpath of a
project? Many places in Eclipse insist on jars. I've tried simply
putting the file in the root of my source tree, ensured it was there
in the root of the bin output, but still it was not detectable within
my app.
Anyone happen to have a code snippet that will give the number of
workday between two dates they would like to share?
thanks
James Cicenia
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On 3 Mar 2008, at 20:22, George Wiles wrote:
The WO-App our team has been developing has the ability to upload
files. The files can be a myriad of types (images, brochures [pdf,
etc]). Our requirements state that these files are then scanned
for viruses, and rejected as appropriate...
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