Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

/Wonder on my stack, so when and if The Time comes, I and my >>>>> customers have a migration path forward. Among the things I've done is >>>>> move from EOF to Cayenne and from Ant to Maven (to make using 3rd party >>>>> jars, including Cayenne easier

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

;>>>> jars, including Cayenne easier), both of which have turned out to have >>>>> been very happy decisions which I wholeheartedly recommend, regardless of >>>>> anything else you do. >>>>> >>>>> I love working with my WO/Cayenne

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

ollowing frameworks: >>>> >>>> -- WO: >>>> * JavaFoundation (indirectly through WO, I never use foundation classes in >>>> my code unless absolutely required by WO) >>>> * JavaWebObjects >>>> >>>> -- Wonder (I consi

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

sing 3rd party >>>>> jars, including Cayenne easier), both of which have turned out to have >>>>> been very happy decisions which I wholeheartedly recommend, regardless of >>>>> anything else you do. >>>>> >>>>> I lo

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

to be a full stack effort, initially at least) * We re-implement JavaWebObjects as required (and the absolutely necessary parts of JavaFoundation, such as KVC and NSBundle) as a single framework * We separate the necessary WO stuff from the EOF/D2W stuff in Wonder (as well as other totally

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

t;>> been very happy decisions which I wholeheartedly recommend, regardless of >>>> anything else you do. >>>> >>>> I love working with my WO/Cayenne stack, which is currently only >>>> "polluted" by the following frameworks: >>

Re: EOF and MS SQLServer?

Folks, It took a while because I was busy with other things but now I have to come back to this topic. > On 28 Feb 2019, at 10:19, René Bock wrote: > > Hi, > > unless you need to use ERXMigrations for schema creation, you may simply use > the com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.MicrosoftPlugIn.

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

sider Wonder "polluted" since it depends on WO/EOF) >>> * ERExtensions (only the WO stuff, not the EOF stuff) >>> • Ajax >>> • WOOgnl (indirectly for parsing Wonder-style inline templates) >>> …and of course then there's the deployment stuff (JavaMonito

Re: AWS ECS - containerizing WO deployments

I don’t do AWS, however I do have a prototype environment running on an internal Ubuntu VM in which I deploy a set of docker containers: one for database, one for web server and another for app server (my apps run in Tomcat from WAR files, not WOMonitor—don’t know if that matters to you). Note

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

On 15 Mar 2019, at 9:21 pm, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > This is something I'd like to do, and if anyone likes the idea and is willing > to participate, I'm confident we can make this work! Doing stuff alone sucks. I like the idea and am willing to participate. -- Paul Hoadley

Re: Apache for Dev and breakpoints

OK, I’m was back to square one on this. Out of the blue,I was getting The requested application was not found on this server error again when running through apache. I tried creating a new workspace and re-importing my project into that and I also tried restoring my project from a previous

Re: AWS ECS - containerizing WO deployments

I use AWS and RDS and S3 but I don’t use Docker. > On Mar 15, 2019, at 2:23 PM, Joe Smith wrote: > > Does anyone have experience deploying a WO app to a Docker container. > Customer wants deployment to AWS ECS (EC2 launch type). > > webserver in one container, wo app server in another, db

Re: Invitation: WebObjects Developer Meeting on April 11th 2019 in Frankfurt am Main

Hi Rene, A practical question. There was no payment requested during the registration for WODay. So how and when do I pay my share? Thanks, Andrus > On Feb 15, 2019, at 4:38 PM, René Bock wrote: > > Dear WebObjects friends and Wonder veterans, > > it's time to meet again. We are all

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

I think a clean rewrite of WebObjects is a good idea. Apple is going to move away from it entirely sooner or later, too. ___ Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored. Webobjects-dev mailing list (Webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com)

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

he EOF stuff) • Ajax • WOOgnl (indirectly for parsing Wonder-style inline templates) …and of course then there's the deployment stuff (JavaMonitor,wotaskd, adaptors). Given this, here's my proposal for a way forward: * We abandon EOF (and, in fact, any ORM—this is not meant to be a full stack effo

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

tuff, not the EOF stuff) >> • Ajax >> • WOOgnl (indirectly for parsing Wonder-style inline templates) >> …and of course then there's the deployment stuff (JavaMonitor,wotaskd, >> adaptors). >> >> Given this, here's my proposal for a way forward: >> * W

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

irectly for parsing Wonder-style inline templates) > …and of course then there's the deployment stuff (JavaMonitor,wotaskd, > adaptors). > > Given this, here's my proposal for a way forward: > * We abandon EOF (and, in fact, any ORM—this is not meant to be a full stack > effort, initially

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

gt;> * JavaWebObjects >> >> -- Wonder (I consider Wonder "polluted" since it depends on WO/EOF) >> * ERExtensions (only the WO stuff, not the EOF stuff) >> • Ajax >> • WOOgnl (indirectly for parsing Wonder-style inline templates) >> …and of course then ther

Re: On the future of WO (here we go again)

nsions (only the WO stuff, not the EOF stuff) > • Ajax > • WOOgnl (indirectly for parsing Wonder-style inline templates) > …and of course then there's the deployment stuff (JavaMonitor,wotaskd, > adaptors). > > Given this, here's my proposal for a way forward: > * We abandon E

Re: Best Linux distro?

+1 on this. I still have a legacy Mac OS X server here but I have new deployments running on CentOS and I have been happy with it. Tim UCLA GSE > On Mar 12, 2019, at 6:55 AM, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > > I'm not really qualified to answer which one is "best" since I've only used > CentOS in

Re: Best Linux distro?

I've had all kinds of distros over the decades since Slackware 1993 or so, and settled on Ubuntu since 2010 for both private and business use, and I don't miss anything. Good community support, easy to google stuff, 5 years security updates on the LTS releases. But systemd. Maik > Am

Re: Best Linux distro?

I'm not really qualified to answer which one is "best" since I've only used CentOS in the past few years and thus have no comparison. But using CentOS has certainly been a very good experience. Cheers, - hugi > On 12 Mar 2019, at 13:48, Ken Anderson wrote: > > All, > > I’ve decided it’s

Re: WOInstaller.jar needs update

Hi, I concluded the same thing installing a new workstation and documented the procedure in the wiki. I initially suspected a java11 problem in the installer. Samuel > Le 12 mars 2019 à 08:10, Wolfgang Hartmann a écrit : > > Hy, > > Apple changed the URL to the WebObjects-Installation: A

Re: WORepetition inside Form

he form containing the > repetition, the WORepetition gets invoked twice more, like it’s re-building > the page twice more before the form action is even invoked. In short, my > question is why does it act like it’s rebuilding the page not only once, but > twice on a form submittal when in

Re: Apache for Dev and breakpoints

Yeah, usually I’d agree, but for this I think I was trying to play off the .net in some URL names, so using lowercase for net just seemed right, but what do I know, I’m a software geek not a marketing major :-) > On Mar 7, 2019, at 1:59 AM, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > > I know this has

Re: Maven builds and Generate Bundles

Thanks Hugi. I can live with workspace wide "generate bundles". Sharpy. > On 6 Mar 2019, at 6:55 pm, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > > I'm not aware of a way to have Maven builds function without generating > bundles :-/. > > I thought this would be a drag on performance (since I remembered

Re: Apache for Dev and breakpoints

Finally figured out a fix for this, although I’m still a little cloudy as to what’s going on. Note that the URL generated when I run in eclipse is: > http://localhost/cgi-bin/WebObjects/netbrackets.woa/- > netbrackets in all lower

Re: Mojave, Eclipse and WebObjects

Super, thanks that worked though I could not get it to work with Java11, worked for me. On Feb 22, 2019, at 8:43 AM, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > I have the book, but I have always found it better to use the wiki: > > https://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/WEB/Project+Wonder+Installation > > it

Re: Maven builds and Generate Bundles

I'm not aware of a way to have Maven builds function without generating bundles :-/. I thought this would be a drag on performance (since I remembered bundle-less being a huge performance boost) but it hasn't been, really (although my projects are all Maven, not sure if the Ant ones suffer).

Re: ERProfiling and Java 8

On 2 Mar 2019, at 19:58, Paul Hoadley wrote: > On 2 Mar 2019, at 17:20, Johann Werner > wrote: > >> has been some time I used ERProfiling to hunt down bottlenecks. I just fired >> up one project with it and it seems to work well. Only the activated heat >> map

Re: ERProfiling and Java 8

On 2 Mar 2019, at 17:20, Johann Werner wrote: > has been some time I used ERProfiling to hunt down bottlenecks. I just fired > up one project with it and it seems to work well. Only the activated heat map > seems to break some layout and marker elements show up that I can’t remember > of

Re: ERProfiling and Java 8

Hi Paul, has been some time I used ERProfiling to hunt down bottlenecks. I just fired up one project with it and it seems to work well. Only the activated heat map seems to break some layout and marker elements show up that I can’t remember of having seen in the past. But this is with Java 8

Re: ERProfiling and Java 8

On 1 Mar 2019, at 3:31 pm, Paul Hoadley wrote: > Before I go digging too deeply, can anyone confirm that they're using > ERProfiler with Java 8 + Maven + Eclipse 2018-12, or any similar combo? Anyone still using ERProfiling? Johann? Anyone? -- Paul Hoadley https://logicsquad.net/

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Thanks Tim :-) AARON ROSENZWEIG / Chat 'n Bike e: aa...@chatnbike.com t: (301) 956-2319 > On Feb 28, 2019, at 9:31 PM, D Tim Cummings wrote: > > Hi Aaron > > I found a solution. It can be fixed by changing

Re: Already registered for WO-Day 2019?! (WOWODC)

At least I'll make recordings as usual, and publish them timely. I don't know if live feed is feasible, depends on a lot of details, I'll look into it. Maik > Am 01.03.2019 um 14:43 schrieb Theodore Petrosky : > > any chance we can get a live feed from this for the people that are so far >

Re: ERProfiling and Java 8

Let me revise one observation: On 1 Mar 2019, at 15:31, Paul Hoadley wrote: > The app launches, and the profiler toolbar is displayed bottom right, but the > rest of the page is blank. In fact the page source is just that single div to > show the profiler toolbar. That's not quite right—a

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi Aaron I found a solution. It can be fixed by changing the way the container tags were nested in AjaxAutocomplete. I have created a pull request with the fix. I would appreciate if you could test it. https://github.com/wocommunity/wonder/pull/906

Re: EOF and MS SQLServer?

Hi, unless you need to use ERXMigrations for schema creation, you may simply use the com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.MicrosoftPlugIn. If you need ERXMigrations, things become bit hairy, since Microsoft did some strange sql extensions: utf-8 Support: varchar don't support UTF-8 characters. You

Re: EOF and MS SQLServer?

Used EOF with MS SQL Server a lot about a decade ago, worked fine and I don't recall a lot of caveats. All switched to Cayenne now, though. - hugi > On 27 Feb 2019, at 19:00, Tim Worman wrote: > > Hi Markus, > > I’ve used the Microsoft plugin in Wonder to connect to SQL Server quite a >

Re: EOF and MS SQLServer?

Hi Markus, This was back in 2008 so things may have changed. IIRC the plugin I used was called MicrosoftPlugIn and it was part of WO. The ordering below was the main issue that I had. The other was that timestamps were accurate to something like 3 ms in the database so while you could use

Re: EOF and MS SQLServer?

Hi Markus, Here’s the coordinating callback hook I was referring to (made for MS SQL but could work for any DB): https://github.com/wocommunity/wonder/blob/master/Frameworks/Core/ERExtensions/Sources/com/webobjects/eoaccess/ERXEntityDependencyOrderingDelegate.java

Re: EOF and MS SQLServer?

Hi Markus, If memory serves, Chuck Hill deployed to MS SQLServer. I remember specifically he had a coordinating callback that was added to Wonder so that it did a better job of organizing the order of update/delete/insert as to help not avoid constraint errors. That’s because MS SQL didn’t

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi Tim and WOFriends, Thanks for the update - that could be what we were experiencing. Our page was rather long… it might have showed the auto-completer way down out of view - I don’t know - but that is what you appear to be suggesting and very well could be it. For us, the “solution” was to

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

The problem with AjaxAutoComplete depends on how far down you have scrolled the page before typing in the textfield. Simple examples at the top of the page work fine. If you have scrolled down 200px before typing then the drop-down menu will be 200px below the textfield it is related to. Tim

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Aaron I have just updated to the latest Wonder and found that the Ajax Autocomplete is working but the location of the drop-down menu is located much further down the screen rather than next to the textfield where the user is typing. I need to fix it also so I am keen to hear if you come

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

On 23 Feb 2019, at 8:46 pm, Maik Musall wrote: > I still think we should put stuff there, lacking an alternative. But we > should also work towards cleaning it up. Obsolete information should be > simply removed, and pages need to be restructured. Completely agree. I think historically there

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

dev-bounces+tpetrosky=agencysacks@lists.apple.com>> >> on behalf of Hugi Thordarson mailto:h...@karlmenn.is>> >> Date: Thursday, February 21, 2019 at 5:34 PM >> To: Maik Musall mailto:m...@selbstdenker.ag>> >> Cc: "Ted Petrosky (WO)" >

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

On 22 Feb 2019, at 7:46 pm, getsh...@gmail.com wrote: > I’m very interested in, what to me are, the dark Maven arts. > > It’s such a deviation from how it all works for me now with ant and Fluffy > Bunny - from dev env all the way through CI and deployment artifacts. eg how > do I go about

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

;> > Date: Thursday, February 21, 2019 at 5:34 PM > To: Maik Musall mailto:m...@selbstdenker.ag>> > Cc: "Ted Petrosky (WO)" <mailto:webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com>> > Subject: Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap > > My com

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

>> on behalf of Hugi Thordarson mailto:h...@karlmenn.is>> Date: Thursday, February 21, 2019 at 5:34 PM To: Maik Musall mailto:m...@selbstdenker.ag>> Cc: "Ted Petrosky (WO)" mailto:webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com>> Subject: Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openj

Re: Mojave, Eclipse and WebObjects

Has anyone done the install with http://learningthewonders.com with Java 11? On Oct 2, 2018, at 10:03 AM, Lon Varscsak wrote: > The only problem I've had is 4.9 of eclipse and WOLips (4.7 works fine). > > On Mon, Oct 1, 2018 at 11:37 PM Josef Vanek > wrote: > Nope, all works fine for me. > >

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi all, I just edited the page to get rid of the 543 parts. Would be nice if someone could repeat the steps in an independent clean install and check if everything is correct. Regarding the maven approach, we definitely need a wiki page about that. It's nice that you don't even need to

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

I’m very interested in, what to me are, the dark Maven arts. It’s such a deviation from how it all works for me now with ant and Fluffy Bunny - from dev env all the way through CI and deployment artifacts. eg how do I go about having my Wonder framework dependencies as open projects in my

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

On 22 Feb 2019, at 09:24, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > For a little addition to this discussion, just if you find it interesting: > Today I set up a new developer environment on a new machine by: > > 1) Installing Eclipse > 2) Installing WOLips (4_10, thanks guys!) > 3) Cloning a git repository

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

For a little addition to this discussion, just if you find it interesting: Today I set up a new developer environment on a new machine by: 1) Installing Eclipse 2) Installing WOLips (4_10, thanks guys!) 3) Cloning a git repository containing a maven WebObjects project 4) Running the WebObjects

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

On 22 Feb 2019, at 09:08, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > Unfortunately, not really. There's that guide for converting an existing > Fluffy Bunny project… > > https://gist.github.com/hugith/e9a49e91fbcebe204e0feb4989f55631 > > > …and

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Unfortunately, not really. There's that guide for converting an existing Fluffy Bunny project… https://gist.github.com/hugith/e9a49e91fbcebe204e0feb4989f55631 …and after that everything should just work®. But of course there are

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

My comment was directed at you Ant guys with your property files—didn't really intend for it to backfire onto myself :p. But I know there's a severe lack of documentation for using Maven with WO, and I know I should have contributed a while ago. Incidentally I now finally have time to write

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi Hugi, glad you're volunteering to add that variant to the wiki page :) Maik > Am 21.02.2019 um 18:13 schrieb Hugi Thordarson : > > Ya'll need Maven. > > - hugi > > >> On 21 Feb 2019, at 17:09, Tim Worman > > wrote: >> >> I would think, at this point, that the

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Ya'll need Maven. - hugi > On 21 Feb 2019, at 17:09, Tim Worman wrote: > > I would think, at this point, that the number of devs swapping between > multiple versions of WO would be close to zero. Anyone supporting a legacy > codebase will probably know what to do. Perhaps there could simply

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

I would think, at this point, that the number of devs swapping between multiple versions of WO would be close to zero. Anyone supporting a legacy codebase will probably know what to do. Perhaps there could simply be a link to a separate article - “How to maintain multiple versions of WO." Tim

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

> On 21 Feb 2019, at 15:39, Maik Musall wrote: > > Hi Ted, > > I went through the install process on a clean machine, created new > screenshots and updated the Project Wonder Installation page with that. But I > kept the wolips.543.properties scheme that had been described there, even >

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi Ted, I went through the install process on a clean machine, created new screenshots and updated the Project Wonder Installation page with that. But I kept the wolips.543.properties scheme that had been described there, even though the comments at the bottom recommend not doing that and

Re: D2W to many deny delete

Hi Ted, There's no validation exception handling on the list pages. To work around this, you can implement something like this on the EO: @Override public boolean canDelete() { boolean canDelete = super.canDelete(); if (studentCount() > 0) { canDelete =

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi Ted, I'll try to find some time today to update those articles, and also look after the permission situation. Maik > Am 21.02.2019 um 05:06 schrieb Theodore Petrosky : > > So I can edit some pages but not all :( > > > I can edit in here for instance: >

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

A wiki update would be good. I’ve updated README.md in the 4.10 repo to reference the appropriate version of Eclipse and WOLips update site URL. - Sharpy. > On 20 Feb 2019, at 7:03 pm, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > > ??? > > should the wiki be updated to reflect this URL? > > I hate the idea

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

On 19 Feb 2019, at 11:08, Henrique Prange wrote: > Just to let you know that I've merged Michael's pull request into the > eclipse_4_10 branch. Maik did set up a new Jenkins job to build from changes > on that branch. You can test it by pointing your WOLips update site to: > >

Re: Invitation: WebObjects Developer Meeting on April 11th 2019 in Frankfurt am Main

Wow, NYD (not yet dead) I'll be coming, at least one, possibly two persons. ---markus--- > On 15 Feb 2019, at 14:38, René Bock wrote: > > Dear WebObjects friends and Wonder veterans, > > it's time to meet again. We are all dealing with the question, how does it go > on with WebObjects?

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hey guys, Just to let you know that I've merged Michael's pull request into the eclipse_4_10 branch. Maik did set up a new Jenkins job to build from changes on that branch. You can test it by pointing your WOLips update site to:

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi Henrique, Thank you, PR here https://github.com/wocommunity/wolips/pull/139 Cheers, - Sharpy. > On 18 Feb 2019, at 3:11 am, Henrique Prange wrote: > > Hi Michael, > > I've pushed a new branch eclipse_4_10 to track changes and fixes for

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi Michael, I've pushed a new branch eclipse_4_10 to track changes and fixes for Eclipse 2018-12 momentarily. Would you mind to create a pull request? Cheers, HP > On Feb 14, 2019, at 10:00 PM, Michael Sharp wrote: > > Hi Samuel, > > I’m happy to create a pull request but I’m not sure

Re: Best deployment style for Mojave ?

I suggest to update the current deployment or create a new page on the wiki.wocommunity.org. You can attach files to a page and it is easier to find the latest version of the documentation than search a mailing list archive. Samuel > Le 15 févr. 2019 à 13:09, Jeffrey Schmitz a > écrit : >

Re: Invitation: WebObjects Developer Meeting on April 11th 2019 in Frankfurt am Main

René, thanks for organizing it. Looks like there'll be a great company. I am seriously considering coming as well. Maybe this time I can show my new toy - DFLib [1] :) Andrus [1] https://github.com/nhl/dflib > On Feb 15, 2019, at 5:04 PM, Hugi Thordarson wrote: > > That's awesome René,

Re: Best deployment style for Mojave ?

Here’s another try with a smaller zip file.  The main script is called wo-install-nb.sh, the other files are supporting files.  I’ve removed my SSL Certs which are referenced, and well as the mod-webobjects library to cut down on size  Probably won’t work out of the box, but at the least is a good

Re: Best deployment style for Mojave ?

The tar I tried to send to the list that included the script and associated files bounced due to size. I will try again in a bit with a subset of the files. > On Jan 19, 2019, at 9:10 PM, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > > there was a recent conversation that included a deployment script. I seem

Re: Invitation: WebObjects Developer Meeting on April 11th 2019 in Frankfurt am Main

That's awesome René, thanks for doing this! I'm definitely in. - hugi > On 15 Feb 2019, at 13:38, René Bock wrote: > > Dear WebObjects friends and Wonder veterans, > > it's time to meet again. We are all dealing with the question, how does it go > on with WebObjects? What strategies and

Re: Invitation: WebObjects Developer Meeting on April 11th 2019 in Frankfurt am Main

Hi René, thanks for the initiative, we're certainly coming with several people. Maik > Am 15.02.2019 um 14:38 schrieb René Bock : > > Dear WebObjects friends and Wonder veterans, > > it's time to meet again. We are all dealing with the question, how does it go > on with WebObjects? What

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi Samuel, I’m happy to create a pull request but I’m not sure there’s an appropriate destination branch at wocommunity/wolips yet. I’d like to see jenkins.wocommunity building this too. I have jenkins building it here with both rebel and jprofiler support, although I’m unable to test those

Re: WOLips, Eclipse 2018-12 with openjdk11 and dcevm-hotswap

Hi, I managed to build your branch with the readme content (There are too many build instruction out there...) and after fixing the wo.root in the wobuild.property file that was not up to date. I built without jprofiler and without jrebel. AddKey works again. It would be a good thing to

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Yes it is a bit of a mystery. Without any errors in the JS console of the web browser and no errors in the java console either… it is silently not working. When I say “not working” mean the suggestions in the drop-down menu do not display. There is no menu - it seems like there is no

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Aaron, I notice that you did not use the item and display string, i.e. use only a text form of auto complete. I tried to simplify one use and it still works. Did the value got set when user is typing and the suggestion getter called ? You may have another problem in the page that block the

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Dot you get a console error from javascript? Perhaps the fix is not so complicated. I know that I’ve run into namespace conflicts so severe, I had to abandon almost all of those great cool components using AJAX/prototype and had to kind of re-write that sort of behavior by hand which I

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi, actual neither of us are using “local” I didn’t remember the default and assumed it was true. Appears the default is false, I was just explicitly setting it. So I don’t know why it works for you but not for us with Prototype 1.7.3 AARON ROSENZWEIG / Chat 'n Bike

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi Everyone especially Samuel! This is what our code looks like: Note: the "afterUpdateElementAction" is javascript that clicks the submit button. One difference, besides linguistic preference, is that yours is local but ours is not. We hand off to a service to scrub what is partially

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi Aaron, I have the latest wonder and my AjaxAutoCompletes are working as expected. Have you tried the AjaxExample project ? Maybe we have a different usage. I use it like this: Samuel > Le 12 févr. 2019 à 16:26, Aaron Rosenzweig a écrit : > > Hi Everyone, > > We

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi Maik, it is not compatible with the autocomplete functionality. Scriptaculous has an AutoComplete ability that is used by WOnder’s AjaxAutoComplete. For us we implemented a type of drop down widget based on partially typing an address with suggestions that guessed the zip code, etc so you

Re: confused

I’d guess from here: https://github.com/wocommunity/wonder/blob/73ef902e88130c1d9398458affc23a68431a582a/Build/build/default.properties wo.server.root = /Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects You can override it via -Dproperty=value in the command line call. Best regards, Kai Lochbaum --

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi Aaron, what exactly are the problems you encountered? I also have Scriptaculous and Prototype in one project and didn't see anything break yet after the Wonder update. What should we look out for? Maik > Am 12.02.2019 um 22:26 schrieb Aaron Rosenzweig : > > Hi Everyone, > > We

Re: WebObjects and prototype.js

Hi Everyone, We discovered after recently updating Wonder… that Prototype 1.7.3 is not compatible with Scriptaculous 1.9 (what is in Wonder). At least, it is not compatible with the autocomplete functionality at a minimum. For the moment we have made a local branch of Wonder and employed

Re: EOModel of sub-entity not added to EODatabase

Salut Samuel! Good catch, that looks like it might work! Merci bien! Fabian > Am 12.02.2019 um 14:50 schrieb Samuel Pelletier : > > Hi Fabian, > > I'm not familiar with this low level part of EOF but after surfing the doc I > may have something. > > Have you try to register the

Re: EOModel of sub-entity not added to EODatabase

Hi Fabian, I'm not familiar with this low level part of EOF but after surfing the doc I may have something. Have you try to register the CooperatingObjectStoreWasAddedNotification ? If the new object store is passed, you may have an opportunity to force load the model there. Regards, Samuel

Re: Can't run anymore - Solved, maybe ?

Software voodoo. I believe in it. > On Feb 11, 2019, at 3:43 PM, Valerio Luccio wrote: > > After banging my head (really hard) for over a week, I got my app to run > again on the desktop by deleting the run configuration and recreating > it. Why ? Who knows, but right now I don't care. > >

Re: Can't run anymore - Solved, maybe ?

After banging my head (really hard) for over a week, I got my app to run again on the desktop by deleting the run configuration and recreating it. Why ? Who knows, but right now I don't care. Thanks to all who tried to help. -- Valerio Luccio (212) 998-8736 Center for Brain Imaging

Re: Advice on whether to upgrade Eclipse / WOLips from Eclipse Mars 4.5

You can try the latest JDK with the latest DCEVM, it usually works even if version does not matches. As anyone tried OpenJDK on Mac with Eclipse ? There are now Mac binaries version of adopt OpenJDK end even a version with Hotswap included

Re: Advice on whether to upgrade Eclipse / WOLips from Eclipse Mars 4.5

Thanks for the warning, no not using that. My JDK is now 1.8.0.201 and wolips47 installed ok. > On 11 Feb 2019, at 13:15, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > > BTW, are you using DCEVM ? > > it is only available to java .181 though > > >> On Feb 11, 2019, at 8:10 AM, John Pollard >

Re: Advice on whether to upgrade Eclipse / WOLips from Eclipse Mars 4.5

BTW, are you using DCEVM ? it is only available to java .181 though > On Feb 11, 2019, at 8:10 AM, John Pollard wrote: > > I have now realised the command line is the JDK and the plugin the JRE, have > now installed the JRE to the latest, sorry for the noise on the list. > John > >> On 11

Re: Advice on whether to upgrade Eclipse / WOLips from Eclipse Mars 4.5

I have now realised the command line is the JDK and the plugin the JRE, have now installed the JRE to the latest, sorry for the noise on the list. John > On 11 Feb 2019, at 12:59, John Pollard wrote: > > When I download Java from Oracle and install it, the one at the plugin path > below is

Re: Advice on whether to upgrade Eclipse / WOLips from Eclipse Mars 4.5

When I download Java from Oracle and install it, the one at the plugin path below is the one that is updated, not the version I pick up from the command line. > On 11 Feb 2019, at 12:51, Jesse Tayler wrote: > > One of those is for Safari? > > Odd there are two incompatible so I guess you

Re: Advice on whether to upgrade Eclipse / WOLips from Eclipse Mars 4.5

What URL did you use to install WOLIPS from? This is what I used: https://jenkins.wocommunity.org/job/WOLips47/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/temp/dist/ I just added this to the “Install New Software” section under the help menu. Ted > On Feb 11, 2019, at 6:34 AM, John Pollard wrote: > > I

Re: Advice on whether to upgrade Eclipse / WOLips from Eclipse Mars 4.5

One of those is for Safari? Odd there are two incompatible so I guess you should iron that out, just seems an odd configuration trouble…hmm… > On Feb 11, 2019, at 7:46 AM, John Pollard wrote: > > Aha, it seems I have some Java version issues. > Sys Prefs, Java says I have v201 located at

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