Re: [xmlblaster] Dropping Java 1.4 support?

On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, Marcel Ruff wrote: Marcel Ruff wrote: i think it is time to drop Java 1.4 support for xmlBlaster and start coding with JDK 1.5 - 1.7. Basically: Go for it But we should make a clear cut/tag for revision which still runs with 1.4 and older? Cheers Heinrich

Re: [xmlblaster] xmlblaster.net renewed for 1 year

Bonjour monsieur Cyrille, this sounds great, thanks for your support. Btw, we will get a new IP-Address (again) and a new location for the server in the next couple of days, I'll inform you as soon as I know the details. On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Cyrille Giquello wrote: > Hello, > Just to say hello

[xmlblaster] Re: xmlBlaster License

Hello, GMX GMX wrote: > > Hello, > > I would like to have some precision on your software, to xmlBlaster: > > Which is License used by your product and which are impacte (re-use, > > composition of the module, etc.) xmlBlaster is licensed under LGPL as noted in: http://xmlblaster.org/license.htm

Re: [xmlblaster] Document links broken today

Hello xmlBlaster, this problem seems to be solved. Sorry for the inconvennience. This was due to the reorganisation of the repositories yesterday. All should be fine now, if not, please let us now immediately. Cheers Heinrich

[xmlblaster] new repository structure established

Hello xmlBlasters, today we established a new repository structure fori the xmlBlaster sources. So please rename your existing working directory and get it new from our svn-server: Anonymous Access The following guides you how to download the xmlBlaster source. Note that this is read only

[xmlblaster] A SocketGetter is now available in contrib-package

Hi folks, a SocketGetter is now available in the contrib package. It is in the latest release in the repository which can be accessed with svn. This little client allows read only access to xmlBlaster messages with a simple telnet from within a script for example to read the content of messages w

Re: [xmlblaster] Requirement Protocol.email working?

Chris, On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, chris lau wrote: > Hi, > > I have a project which requires the use of email for communication to and > from the client > and I would like to use xmlBlaster to handle the messages on the server. I > was looking > around on the website and found the protocol.email in th

Re: [xmlblaster] Change xmlBlaster to JDK 1.5 (and above) only

migration please > > respond to the xmlblaster@server.xmlBlaster.org mailing list > > until latest Friday Oct, 14 2005. > > > > Please note any details with your concerns so we can > > discuss solutions in depth. > > > > thanks > > > > Marcel

RE: [xmlblaster] UserGuide

Hi, it looks like there are some pretty fine thoughts and ideas comming up. I love reading this thread. If you need some aid on the server side, let me know. Heinrich On Tue, 25 Jan 2005, Dupuy, Robert wrote: > > >>So if I understood you correctly now you identified two different > tasks: > >>-

[xmlblaster] UserGuide was: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/xmlBlaster/client/I_Callback

Robert, On Tue, 25 Jan 2005, Dupuy, Robert wrote: > Quote: > > You can not immagine how difficult it is to > find somebody willing to do that job :( > > > -- > > You know I'm using xmlblaster now, I use it as an error message bus, > which is why I need to support various clients, like vbscript, v

Re: [xmlblaster] Problems running demos

Nelson, On Mon, 24 Jan 2005, inEvo wrote: > Hi, > > I'm having some problems with xmlBlaster. > > The first one has to do with running the server... I'm able to run it bi > going into the lib directory an writing "java -jar xmlBlaster.jar" but > have been unable to do it like stated in the "Cool

Re: [xmlblaster] Poll for future xmlBlaster direction

Hi, On Sun, 26 Dec 2004, Marcel Ruff wrote: > Hi, > > for the next steps of xmlBlaster evolution we need some feedback. > First some basic issues. > > Please vote on the different topics if you have an opinion about > it or if your environment dictates it. > > The Xmas 1.0 xmlBlaster release is JD

Re: [xmlblaster] Which Bug tracker?

On Sun, 26 Dec 2004, Marcel Ruff wrote: > Hi again, > > it is now time to introduce a bug tracker tool, > there are many around, which do you recommend? > > - Peter Roth from Technidata loves JIRA > (http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/). >It is very powerful and has a clean Web GUI. >

Re: [xmlblaster] i can not browse cvsweb

pikaiyuan, On Fri, 4 Jun 2004, pikaiyuan wrote: > Hi,Michele > >I can't visit the cvsweb for long time, maybe your cvs server has some > problem, > please check it. this is a known issue, we try to fix this as soon as possible. But thank you for your submission. kind regards Heinrich

Re: [xmlblaster] about RMI

On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, zhang zhi wei wrote: > This demo is not a callback demo, just a "get" demo. Guess you need to use RmiCallbackServer as you suggested earlier, it's an example of Rmi Callback implementation. > > Is the current rmi implementation supporting failsafe mode? I have no idea right n

Re: [xmlblaster] about RMI

On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, zhang zhi wei wrote: > Is the RMI completely implemented? I'm not aware of some broken stuff about RMI right now. > > I cannot find a rmi callback demo? did you try this: java -Djava.security.policy=${XMLBLASTER_HOME}/config/xmlBlaster.policy javaclients.rmi.ClientGet -loginN

Re: [xmlblaster] about soap

Zhang, great! as you read from the requirement "protocol.soap" already, it is not implemented yet: " SOAP support is not implemented. The class xmlBlaster/src/java/org/xmlBlaster/protocol/soap/SoapDriver.java adds the basic skeleton, and xmlBlaster/demo/soap holds a minimal we

Re: [xmlblaster] firewall and nat

On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > is it possible to connect an xmlBlaster (with ior-protocol), which is > behind a firewall and if NAT is used? > I know the problem is that the IOR-String contains the internal adress > of the xmlBlaster and so the client tries to communicate w

Re: [xmlblaster] Monitoring XmlBlaster

Hi Oli, On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Oliver Neubert wrote: >Hi! > >I want to write a tool which allows admins to visualize what's happening >inside the system, and, partly help the admin to administer xmlBlaster >with a GUI. Great idea! A first step in this direction is included in the SimpleReaderGui wh

Re: [xmlblaster] JAVA API documentation down

On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Michael Atighetchi wrote: >I get an error 404 upon accessing >http://www.xmlblaster.org/xmlBlaster/doc/api/index.html > >(the JAVA API Online HTML documentation) Should be fixed now. For some reason, the Javadoc creation did not work last night. Thanks Heinrich > >Michael

Re: [xmlblaster] Problems compiling from latest cvs

On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, Marcel Ruff wrote: > Michele Ravani wrote: > > > On Wed, 22 Jan 2003 00:20:08 +0100 Marcel Ruff wrote: > > > > MR> Michele Ravani wrote: > > > > MR> > Hi > > > > > > MR> Hi, > > > > MR> please try: > > > > MR> cd xmlBlaster > > MR> cvs upd -dP > > MR> build.sh delete > > MR>

[xmlblaster] new demo javaclients: SimpleReader SimpleReaderGui

Hi, Thmoas Bodemer donated two java demo clients. These are available with cvs now. content of the README: These are two pretty basic kind of xmlBlaster clients. The goal is to be able to connect to xmlBlaster which runns embedded or is otherwise not available for starting the build-in gui. Th

Re: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Re: [xmlblaster] Question on pausing the updatemethod long enough to process messages...

Kelli, On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Kelli Fuller wrote: > >I've read >http://www.xmlblaster.org/xmlBlaster/doc/requirements/engine.qos.subscribe.initialUpdate.html > but I guess I'm still not understanding how this works. You're saying that >if I set InitialUpdate(false) then the initial update will run f

Re: [xmlblaster] Configuring remote clients

On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Marcel Ruff wrote: > Heinrich Götzger wrote: > > >Doug, > > > > > > > >>I'm probably missing something obvious. But I've got lost somewhere. > >> > >>What I want to do is allow an xmlBlaster plugin to anot

Re: [xmlblaster] Configuring remote clients

Doug, > I'm probably missing something obvious. But I've got lost somewhere. > > What I want to do is allow an xmlBlaster plugin to another piece of software > -- a remote sensor monitoring application. Since I don't even want to assume > that the xmlBlasterClient.jar present, I'd like to isolate

Re: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Re: [xmlblaster] Question on pausing the updatemethod long enough to process messages...

Kelli, > I actually thought about splitting the processing up. My concern was that > after the messages in the queue were subscribed to once, I didn't want them > to be subscribed to again. I thought that if I set the initial update to > FALSE, that I would only be able to subscribe to new message

Re: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Re: [xmlblaster] Question on pausing the updatemethod long enough to process messages...

quot;Kelli Fuller" > mail.com>cc: >Subject: Fwd: Re: Fwd: Re: >[xmlblaster] Question on pausing the update method long > 11/28/2002 09:59

Re: Fwd: Re: [xmlblaster] Question on pausing the update method longenough to process messages...

ss); > ConnectReturnQos connectReturnQos = con.connect(qos, this); > ** > > however this seemed to stall prior to even calling the update. What I need > is some way to stall so that once the update is invoked, everything gets > done before movi

Re: [xmlblaster] Question on pausing the update method long enoughto process messages...

Kelli, I'm not sure if I got your problem right. Do you want some store and forward queue which will be filled by the update method? Heinrich On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, Kelli Fuller wrote: > I am trying to learn how to use xmlBlaster. With that, I have written a > pretty basic class to subscribe t

Re: [xmlblaster] New to xmlBlaster and have questions...

Kelli, On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Kelli Fuller wrote: >I am involved in developing an interface between 2 systems using xmlBlaster >with Java and a publish/subscribe architecture. Being new to xmlBlaster, I >have some pretty basic questions that I am hoping someone can answer for me: > >1. Is it possib

[xmlblaster] Re: [xmlblaster-devel] New to xmlBlaster

Kelli, welcome to xmlBlaster! On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Kelli Fuller wrote: >I am not sure if I have the correct mailing address for what I'm trying to >accomplish here so I apologize in advance if this email has been sent to the >wrong place. You're almost on the right place, this is the list of de

[xmlblaster] getting the generated OID from a MessageUnit

> hello, > > like a newbie, I've just got a problem. > > I post some messages like : > String xmlKey = " contentMimeExtended='" + contentMimeExtended + "'>\n" > + " > + ""; > xmlContent = "\n"+ xmlContent + "" ; > String qos = "\n" ; > > then gett

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Re: [xmlblaster] publishing without key [Update]

On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Marcel Ruff wrote: > Heinrich Götzger wrote: > > >Oops, I copied a wrong example, this is the right one: > > > >java org.xmlBlaster.client.feeder.PublishFile \ > > -xmlKey " " \ > > -hostname uhura \ > > -name heinrich

[xmlblaster] publishing without key [Update]

Oops, I copied a wrong example, this is the right one: java org.xmlBlaster.client.feeder.PublishFile \ -xmlKey " " \ -hostname uhura \ -name heinrich \ -content "Hello xmlBlaster world" On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Heinrich Götzger wrote: > Hey, > > would

[xmlblaster] publishing without key

Hey, would it be ok if i would publish a message using the feeder like: java org.xmlBlaster.client.feeder.PublishFile \ -xmlKey "< contentMime='text/plain'> " \ -hostname uhura \ -name heinrich \ -content "Hello xmlBlaster world" Or is spending an oid compelling? I'm getting an automati

Re: [xmlblaster] XmlBlaster error code discussion

Cyrille, besides, please do not tkate this URLs as a reference! They may change daily/nightly due to our nightly cron controlled gtags-run. I'm sorry for this inconvennience. > ok, > I'd just have a look at > src > /java > <

[xmlblaster] xmlBlaster LogChannelWrapper for log4j

* * @version $Id: LogChannelWrapper.java,v 1.1 2002/10/15 08:01:18 hgoetzger Exp $ * * @author mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";>Heinrich Götzger * * */ public class LogChannelWrapper implements LogableDevice { private Global glob = null; private Log

Re: [xmlblaster] script for start/stop at serveur up/down

Do a cvs update in $XMLBLASTER_HOME/bin and see if it fits your requirements. cheers Heinrich On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, Cyrille Giquello wrote: >Hello, > >is there some one got a sysinit script to start/stop xmlBlaster at >server startup. >like >/etc/rc.d/init.d/xlmblaster start >or >/etc/

Re: [xmlblaster] Some QOS Questions

On 1 Oct 2002, Adam Williams wrote: > >hey, good papers, we may publish a copy on our site, if you agree. > > Sure, they are all copyrighted under the LDP license (Linux > Documentation Project). > > I have one on XML-RPC at > ftp://kalamazoolinux.org/pub/pdf/xml-rpc-2002.pdf maybe you'd want to

Re: [xmlblaster] Some QOS Questions

Adam, hey, good papers, we may publish a copy on our site, if you agree. A few notes from my site: The stores the message via the Persistence Interface in either FileDriver or Xindice, the default is not durable, the message is lost, when the server goes down. The brings the server to delete

Re: [xmlblaster] Xindice support in 0.8?

Adam, On 29 Sep 2002, Adam Williams wrote: > >>Is the 0.8 release capable of using Xindice as the message store or does > >>one still need HEAD for that? > >Actually there should not be a difference to earlier releases. > >Since I don't know how this performs in real live, I would consider this

Re: [xmlblaster] Xindice support in 0.8?

On 29 Sep 2002, Adam Williams wrote: >Is the 0.8 release capable of using Xindice as the message store or does >one still need HEAD for that? > Actually there should not be a difference to earlier releases. Since I don't know how this performs in real live, I would consider this driver still not

[xmlblaster] Re: [xmlblaster-devel] please stop using H_T_M_L in eMail

ok, the subject must read: "please stop using H_T_M_L in eMail" Sorry for the confusion. Heinrich On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Heinrich Götzger wrote: >Unfortunately s_p_a_m is increasing on our list day by day. >To prevent you from this unwanted stuff I reject all H_T_M_L from toda

[xmlblaster] please stop using no H_T_M_L in eMail

Unfortunately s_p_a_m is increasing on our list day by day. To prevent you from this unwanted stuff I reject all H_T_M_L from today on. Please make sure _not_ to send any H_T_M_L mail to the list. It will be rejected without further notice. Sorry for the inconvenience. kind regards Heinrich

Re:Re: [xmlblaster] Problem with build C++ DLL on Windows2000

Anna, I'm kinda helpless right now, provide more output please. What is the output of the command 'build.bat -verbose cpp-lib'? On Wed, 31 Jul 2002, Anna Lysenko wrote: >Hi Heinrich, > >I tried to change to line 134 in $XMLBLASTER_HOME/build.xml (revision) > to the value "VC6", "bcc" and so o

Re: [xmlblaster] Problem with build C++ DLL on Windows2000

Anna, I'm just copying infos I find in the code. Due to a lack of MS-Win I'm not able to test any of my suggestions. in $XMLBLASTER_HOME/Changes, it sais for 0.79f [Jun, 17 2002]: [...] - Extended C++ compile support with build.xml and ant, runs fine on Linux/gcc, needs to be adapted on Wi

Re: [xmlblaster] testing if connected

On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Cyrille wrote: >Hello, >nice, server is coming back. Well, sorry about that. But we are innocent. (As always!) No joke, the KPN Quest Backbone which we are connected to had problems yesterday, and as I see it now still have today. I am very sorry about the inconnvenience.

Re: [xmlblaster] Writing apps. for xmlBlaster

On Thu, 18 Jul 2002, Jesper Noer Pedersen wrote: >Hi all > >I'm writing a business application and I am considering to use xmlBlaster for >network communcation instead of connecting a database directly, because >connection to the client can be very slow and of bad quality. > >Would this be a good

[xmlblaster] using doxygen for source code documenting

Hi for those of you who are interested in another source code documentation system, try the new installed doxygen on our homepage. See the link in the news. A link in the navi-bar comes soon. Doxygen comes from: http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/ and uses Graphviz: http://www.graphviz.org/ T

RE: [xmlblaster] Problem accessing xmlblaster with xmlrpclib and Python

utput log). > > I also get the same message trying to run the python demo in the xmlblaster > distribution. The java test runs just fine. > > > Åsmund > > > -----Original Message- > From: Heinrich Götzger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 17. juli 2002 13:08 &g

Re: [xmlblaster] Problem accessing xmlblaster with xmlrpclib andPython

I'm not sure, but could this be due to the replacement of login by connect? If you use connect, you should try to provide a ConnectQos as Argument. Hope this helps regards Heinrich On Wed, 17 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I'm getting an error message I don't understand: > > "Invali

Re: [xmlblaster] Durable QoS performance (fwd)

Approved by maintainer. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>If the issue is urgent you would need to code it yourself. >> >> > >It's not urgent in the sense that there's an mission critical application >waiting on it. But I've got an obvious desire to be able to say "it works >reliably with enough throug

Re: [xmlblaster] GUI font size

Thomas, I just tried it on my 1024x768 Linux Screen and it works fine. Additionally I got the wininfo size: -- 8< -- goetzger@tnt:~ $ xwininfo xwininfo: Please select the window about which you would like information by clicking the mouse in that window. xwininfo: Window id

Re: [xmlblaster] Filtering/manipulating published messages

on and wanted to include plugins >in a jar. Are you using a custom classloader? Could you >give me a hint, point me in the right direction? > >thanks, > >Mark > >On Wed, 2002-06-12 at 12:06, Heinrich Götzger wrote: >> Marc, >> >> the plugins are ready co

Re: [xmlblaster] Filtering/manipulating published messages

Marc, the plugins are ready compiled and included in the xmlBlaster.jar and will be installed during startUp, depending on the properties or other user settings. regards Heinrich On 12 Jun 2002, Mark Stang wrote: >Marcel, >Do you load the plugins from a .jar? > >thanks, > >Mark > >On Mon, 20

[xmlblaster] Shared Memory vs. Mom

Hi, one of our costumers asks for using a shared memory solution instead of a MoM (Message orientaded Middelware) in a semi-distributed application (it runs on one server). Now I'm looking for pros and cons to get a clear overview for areasonable system design. Any comments are very welcome! T

Re: [xmlblaster] How global's Global?

On Sat, 11 May 2002, Marcel Ruff wrote: >Heinrich Götzger wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I just tried to get used to the new Global-Class introduced recently in >> xmlBlaster. >> >> As I learned in 'xmlBlaster/demo/javaclients/HelloWorld3.java' it has to &g

[xmlblaster] How global's Global?

Hi, I just tried to get used to the new Global-Class introduced recently in xmlBlaster. As I learned in 'xmlBlaster/demo/javaclients/HelloWorld3.java' it has to be passed to the invoked methods and classes. Is there a way to get the content of Global somewhere in the middle of the programm witho

Re: [xmlblaster] XPATH Subscribe Question

On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Marcel Ruff wrote: >Heinrich Götzger wrote: > > On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Marcel Ruff wrote: > > > > > >>Heinrich Götzger wrote: > >> > >>>Hi > >>> > >>>the key of published messages looks like follows: &

[xmlblaster] XPATH Subscribe Question

Hi the key of published messages looks like follows: bavaria12 bavaria11 I'd like to subscribe with XPATH: "//loc['bavaria']//hw['1']//vs['1']" but i'm getting both messages, is this correct? Or is my assumption wrong? It has the same effect as: "//loc['bavaria']//hw['1']//vs" and btw,

Re: AW: [xmlblaster] Rule Based Publishing

2002 17:43 >> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Betreff: Re: [xmlblaster] Rule Based Publishing >> >> There are several rule-based systems out there. Another name is >> Production Rules or >> Workflow. One written in java is JEOPS. I took a look at >> it and plan >

Re: [xmlblaster] Xindice-XmlBlaster help needed

Maurice, I guess this is due to two different ORBs in the VM. How's the errormessage? Xindice isn't working with jacorb which is used by xmlBlaster and xmlBlaster isn't working with openorb which is used by Xindice right now. I started working on a ClassLoader-Approach which adresses this prob

[xmlblaster] Rule Based Publishing

Hi, I'm planning to have a client connected to xmlBlaster which subscribes a certain number of messages. This client is able to publish some other messages. However the content of these published messages should be dependent on the content of the subscribed messages. I imagine a list of rules wh

Re: [xmlblaster] Internet chess over xmlBlaster

Hi Guys, where are you playing, I'd like to watch and see how chess works ;-) Where do I need to point my client to? So long Heinrich On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Cyrille Giquello wrote: >It seems so greaaat ! > >So, I understand that for run the demo, I've to understand how to use >batik ? >Is there

Re: [xmlblaster] Xindice performance

Marcel, first approach would be to make all messages durabel in your testscenario. Start Xindice as advixed and use Xindice as persistence layer. Next step would be to have an Xindice-based subscriber as an independent task and see how it works. The commandline interface of Xindice would help t

Re: [xmlblaster] Email Callback cont

Martin, On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Martin Johnson wrote: >At home I'm on NT 4 sp6 with java 1.4b3 I'm sorry to tell you that I'm not familiar with email on NT. The message I send you came from a Linux-box. so I can't help you much on this now. >Yes I got the message. I was advised by Mecel to go to t

Re: [xmlblaster] Email CallbackAddress

Martin, which OS are you using? Do you work on a release or on the latest cvs-version? I just tried with the latest cvs and it seem not to work, but on an older checkout I have, it runs. I'll send you a callback eMail. Probably some changes occure due to the new callback framework Marcel added

Re: [xmlblaster] Clustering XmlBlaster Servers ?

Sorry if you get this eMail twice. But somehow the first try didn't made it to the list. On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, Hugues Jerome wrote: >Heinrich Götzger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > >> >Heinrich Götzger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): >> > >> >> what's your goal? >

Re: [xmlblaster] Clustering XmlBlaster Servers ?

On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, Hugues Jerome wrote: >Steven Halerman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > >> I am sure many of the people on this list would love >> to see the results of your work (we would not grade >> it, and would be gentle) - if you could post a link to >> it that would be terrific. > >I do not mind

Re: [xmlblaster] Clustering XmlBlaster Servers ?

On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, Hugues Jerome wrote: >Heinrich Götzger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > >> >Heinrich Götzger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): >> > >> >> what's your goal? >> > >> >write a survey on mom architecture for a student work :) >> Hey, t

Re: [xmlblaster] Clustering XmlBlaster Servers ?

On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Hugues Jerome wrote: >Heinrich Götzger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > >> what's your goal? > >write a survey on mom architecture for a student work :) Hey, that sounds interesting! I'm corious about your results. > >I will introduce XmlBlaster fo

Re: [xmlblaster] Clustering XmlBlaster Servers ?

Jerome, what's your goal? You may be able to run several xmlBlasters on one mashine if you take care about the ports and all these stuff. There have been some discussions about a master-slave/clustering set up, but unfortunately not on the list. There are issues like consistence of data on mul

Re: [xmlblaster] New xmlBlaster session handling

On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Marcel Ruff wrote: >Here is an example of a fully specified callback QoS: > >- > pingInterval='6' retries='5' delay='1' > useForSubjectQueue='true'> > >http://server:8080/cb > > >

Re: [xmlblaster] New xmlBlaster session handling

On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, Cyrille Giquello wrote: > > >Marcel Ruff a écrit : > >> Heinrich Götzger wrote: >> > Hi, >> > >> > the spec. sais: >> > " XmlBlaster allows to check clients with a ping to the callback server. >> > Th

Re: [xmlblaster] New xmlBlaster session handling

Hi, the spec. sais: " XmlBlaster allows to check clients with a ping to the callback server. The ping frequency is adjustable at login time by the client itself. A client session disappears when it does a logout or on failure (no response to the ping) or on session-timeout or when killOldSessions

Re: [xmlblaster] documentation generation with Doxygen

etscape 4.72 it runs fine. In Konquerer also. > > >Marcel > >-- >Marcel Ruff >mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://www.lake.de/home/lake/swand/ >http://www.xmlBlaster.org > regards Heinrich Götzger -- http://www.xmlBlaster.org

Re: [xmlblaster] documentation generation with Doxygen

Hello Cyrille, [...] On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Cyrille Giquello wrote: >Hello Heinrich, > >Perhaps this "first" generation is enough for a first "official" publication in >xmlBlaster files tree. >Then, when a finest generation will exists, it will be a update. > > >> >Just that the left frame for men

Re: [xmlblaster] documentation generation with Doxygen

On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Cyrille Giquello wrote: >Marcel Ruff a écrit : > >> Cyrille Giquello wrote: >> > Hi all xmlBlaster workers ;o) >> > >> > I just look for a software to generate nice and detailled documentation. >> > I've generated xmlBlaster documentation with Doxygen (http://www.doxygen.org/