The problem is that we have a need to deploy the same application in 2
different ways (resulting in the need for a runtime value set in
WOFrameworksBaseURL. I was hoping to do it with a property or a arg in
monitor. If the ant task just swapped the position of it's args and
${COMMAND_LINE_ARGS} i
You can fix this by changing the frameworksBaseURL attribute in your build.xml.
It's been wrong for quite a while.
- hugi
On 7.8.2013, at 20:04, Lon Varscsak wrote:
> Okay, I've figured out the source of my problem…and, after looking at many
> lines of decompiled code…I realized it's not a b
Okay, I've figured out the source of my problem…and, after looking at many
lines of decompiled code…I realized it's not a bug in code. :P
It seems (and I don't know if this is unique to our setup) that when the
application is packaged the script that it generates uses the command line
args (which
I have some code similar to this (actually so does ERXApplication's
constructor), but even after trying your code...for resources in frameworks
it still ignores this value. I may be missing something.
-Lon
On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 6:53 PM, Aaron Rosenzweig wrote:
> Hi Lon,
>
> It's a bug in WO 5
it’s ‘mostly’ reliable to ask the request for several common headers that may
contain an IP, but of course you never really know what’s going to get sent up.
oh, this might help
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/WebObjects/Web_Applications/Development/Tips_and_Tricks
that’s the idea there basically
You could use Apache's default log files and use a log analyzer for
that. Or Google Analytics. Bonus point: you will have other stats
(browser, time, location, etc.).
I have never done something like this, so before I start banging my
head on the table.
I want to log the IP address of the pe
I have never done something like this, so before I start banging my head on the
table.
I want to log the IP address of the person that:
1. lands on my page
2. presses the submit button
It is a simple question page. I want to know how many unique IPs view the page,
so I thought I would just log
i viewed the page source, OMG was it ugly. Completely table based with all that
ugly Capitalization of everything that makes it hard to read.
From what I see, they use it to manage user accounts. the rest is aspx pages.
It was weird to see the WebObjects reference in the URL.
On Aug 7, 2013, a
Yes, and they also use FrontPage (I saw a job posting a couple of
months ago from the CAA asking for WebObjects and FrontPage skills). I
believe they are still on WO 4.5...
w2.aaa.com/scripts/WebObjects.dll/AAAOnline.woa/208/wo/K6BHnXW5bQrIvIGY7VDWIM/36.WOMetaRefresh
does triple A use webobj
w2.aaa.com/scripts/WebObjects.dll/AAAOnline.woa/208/wo/K6BHnXW5bQrIvIGY7VDWIM/36.WOMetaRefresh
does triple A use webobjects?
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