Maybe just change the line in appmodule to:
public RequestFilter buildTimingFilter(final Logger log)
and then add the import
import org.slf4j.Logger;
Personally I just downloaded a quick new quickstart archetype and copied
the new AppModule.java accross.
jblier wrote:
Hi Mike!
Before your message I tried all your steps.
When starting the application in my browser, it did not find the root /myapp
and gave a 404 error. Although all my files were moved and renamed *.tml,
all inject annotations redone, etc.
By telling Maven to update the source folder, now I get a 500 error with the
/myapp root.
I followed your steps on a backup copy and got the same 404 and then the 500
after updating the source folder.
In both instances, the AppModule.java gives me an error:
log.info(String.format("Request time: %d ms", elapsed));
with the explanation "The method info(String) is undefined for the type
Log".
I also used Open Run Dialog to disable logging, to no avail, because I still
get the 500 error.
Do I need to modify the AppModule.java file?
So I guess the proper way to upgrade is to use a new archetype to create an
empty application et paste in all my files.
Mike_R wrote:
Hi,
What I had to do:
- change tapestry version in pom.xml from 5.0.5 to 5.0.6
- rename all pages and components to tml
- move pages (not components) to context root (the dir below WEB-INF)
- delete all Inject annotation import statements and let eclipse import
the new Inject
- upgrade log4j to version 1.2.14 (?) in pom.xml, as stated in howard's
blog.
That was it for me
regards,
Mike
jblier wrote:
This question may look simple for you but I ask it anyway.
What are the steps to upgrade a project from 5.0.5 to 5.0.6?
Do I just need to modify my web.xml file or the pom.xml file?
Yes, I know, once upgraded, I'll have to rename my pages .html files to
.tml and move them in webapp.
Thanks in advance.
