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Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Howdy,
Okay - I am now able to build fulcrum (yeah!)
In terms of manual intervention, here is my revised list of things I had to do
because Maven didn't know how to handle:
* javamail-1.3.jar
I know you have to manually download this. Can the version be updated
to 1.3.1 since that is what the javasoft site is offering? Also, not
sure if the notes belong here or not, but Javasoft/Sun distributes this
named as "mail.jar" and it needs to be renamed to javamail-1.3.1.jar
* jdbc-2.0.jar
I think this is a "known" need for maven -- just noting for
completeness
* mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
Maven could not download this (and didn't have any URL to offer either)
I downloaded it into my repository in as mckoi/jars/mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
* hibernate-cglib-2.1.1.jar
As Mike pointed out, this is really the cglib2.jar from hibernate
and I can imagine either documenting the need to do this manually
or adding it to the downloadables Maven can do. I think it would
be really helpful, at a minimum, to change the name as cglib2.jar
and put it under cglib/jars in the repositoru as it is a seperate
project from hibernate.
* jta-hib2.1.jar
Again, Mike pointed out this is really just the lib/jta.jar file from
the hibernate install. JTA seems to have some other issues (maybe like
javamail), but perhaps a closer to actual name and some docs on the
manual intervention required would help.
* ehcache-0.7.jar
The refresh Maven stuff did successfully download this, though it
was stored in the hibernate/jars directory of the Maven repository
and since it's not actually a project directly under Hibernate
(though related), I might suggest it really belongs under ehcache.
But, I'm happy to report, I was able to build it. Now I can really start
having some fun :-)
Gerry
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Turbine, Fulcrum, Hibernate and Security
Posted by Gerry Duprey <gd...@Schools-OPEN.com>.
Howdy,
Now that we have Fulcrum working, I was hoping to pick your mind about how
this all fits together. I'm seeing new componentconfiguration.xml files and
on the fulcrum security web pages, scraps of XML I really don't know belongs
where.
Perhaps a really quick overview (few sentences) to give the flavor. If you
could supply an excerpt from a Turbine.properties files and any samples of the
related XML file(s), I should be able to put it all together in my head.
Thanks!
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RE: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Posted by Eric Pugh <ep...@upstate.com>.
Terrific! Let me know what other roadblocks and surprises you run into...
Eric
> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 6:01 PM
> To: Turbine Users List
> Subject: Re: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
>
>
> Eric Pugh wrote:
> > I really appreciate your digging through these things.
> Having a fresh
> > environment means you see all the little things that my
> environment already
> > has, and I missed.
>
> Happy to help.
>
> I blasted my entire maven repository this AM and blasted my
> fulcrum directory
> and re-fetched it from CVS. There are still a few
> dependencies, though I
> think there are of the "you'll have to download it yourself"
> variety (Sun
> things). They are:
>
> - javamail - already known
> - jdbc - already known
> - jta - already known
>
> - jaf/activation-x.x.jar
> - jndi-x.x.jar
>
> Otherwise, I was able to build it successfully on a pretty
> clean system (I
> didn't dump the avalon plugins needed, so I was a tiny step
> of the way up, but
> you did document that on the building info page).
>
> FYI
>
> --
> Gerry Duprey
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Re: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Posted by Gerry Duprey <gd...@Schools-OPEN.com>.
Eric Pugh wrote:
> I really appreciate your digging through these things. Having a fresh
> environment means you see all the little things that my environment already
> has, and I missed.
Happy to help.
I blasted my entire maven repository this AM and blasted my fulcrum directory
and re-fetched it from CVS. There are still a few dependencies, though I
think there are of the "you'll have to download it yourself" variety (Sun
things). They are:
- javamail - already known
- jdbc - already known
- jta - already known
- jaf/activation-x.x.jar
- jndi-x.x.jar
Otherwise, I was able to build it successfully on a pretty clean system (I
didn't dump the avalon plugins needed, so I was a tiny step of the way up, but
you did document that on the building info page).
FYI
--
Gerry Duprey
________________________________________
SchoolsOPEN, LLC
123 North Ashley, Suite 120
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone (877) 483-1944 Ext. 401
Fax (734) 661-0819
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RE: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Posted by Eric Pugh <ep...@upstate.com>.
Mike,
Take a looksee at the docs by building Fulcrum from CVS, they have been
advanced quite a bit. I am going to update the docs online soon, I just
haven't had a chance to do it.
In the latest version (alpha 6) the "Simple" model was renamed "Dynamic".
The reason was the simplest usable model is actually just users belonging in
groups, without any extra trimmings like groups belong to groups, or roles,
or permissions. I have used this simplest model, called "Basic" in a couple
apps. I have also used "Dynamic" in a couple situations.
When you read the updated docs, the key thing to understand is that the
model of how entities are wired together is kept seperate from managing
entities. This allows us to use the same management code for
user,group,role,permission, and, if we need a new type of model, just create
a new type of model...
See my inlined comments below:
>
>
>
> Hi Eric,
>
>
> I was looking for a security framework around and finally I found the
> security component, part of the fulcrum project.
>
> It seems to be a good choice considering that it is open source, well
> designed (though it is an alpha version) and offers
> persistence through
> hibernate !
>
>
> I have read the online explanations and the "simple" implementation
> model proposed with hibernate seems to be a good compromise between
> functionality and complexity.
>
> However I'm not sure I have exactly understood the way to use the api.
>
>
> So as described in the doc we have four entities : users,
> groups, roles
> and permissions.
>
>
> I wondered if I can do this :
>
> 1. define fine grained permissions and hard code them in my
> applications
> to define what a user can do or see.
Yup! Define your permissions (either in constants or in a config file or
whatnot) and then make sure you put them in your db.. Then, to check them,
you do this:
AccessControlList acl= UserManager.getACL(user);
if ((DynamicAccessControlList)acl).hasPermission(EDIT_USERS) {
}
>
> 2. configure as many roles as I want : i.e. create roles and set
> permissions to the roles ( as long as the application relies only on
> permissions, roles can be created and deleted whitout any problem...)
Yup! This is where the renamed "Dynamic" model is useful.
>
> 3. set roles to groups
Yup!
>
> 4. add users to groups
Yup! Note, Dynamic currently doesn't support Groups as part of Groups..
Instead, you would put users in multiple groups. I have thought about
creating a model based on NT called "NTStyle" that would have users, roles,
and groups, and groups could be in groups.. Users could be in groups, and
groups would have roles. But no permissions since that doesn't map
directly.
>
>
> So groups are central in this design.
>
>
> What I want to do is a web interface for managing users, groups and
> roles for web-applications (and I intend to insert the permissions
> directly in the database so they cannot be modified through the web
> interface).
>
>
> Am I wrong with that ?
Sounds good. Something I often do is in my unit tests leverage the Memory
provider instead of Hibernate so I don't have to setup/cleanup a database
behind me. Hollar if you need help.
Eric Pugh
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Re: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Posted by Mike Manner <te...@oreka.com>.
Hi Eric,
I was looking for a security framework around and finally I found the
security component, part of the fulcrum project.
It seems to be a good choice considering that it is open source, well
designed (though it is an alpha version) and offers persistence through
hibernate !
I have read the online explanations and the "simple" implementation
model proposed with hibernate seems to be a good compromise between
functionality and complexity.
However I'm not sure I have exactly understood the way to use the api.
So as described in the doc we have four entities : users, groups, roles
and permissions.
I wondered if I can do this :
1. define fine grained permissions and hard code them in my applications
to define what a user can do or see.
2. configure as many roles as I want : i.e. create roles and set
permissions to the roles ( as long as the application relies only on
permissions, roles can be created and deleted whitout any problem...)
3. set roles to groups
4. add users to groups
So groups are central in this design.
What I want to do is a web interface for managing users, groups and
roles for web-applications (and I intend to insert the permissions
directly in the database so they cannot be modified through the web
interface).
Am I wrong with that ?
Mike
Eric Pugh wrote:
>It was pointed out that JTA is a copyrighted jar from SUN, so I have removed
>it from jakarta.apache.org/turbine/repo. I am updating the build
>instructions instead to tell users to go to Hibernate.org and download it
>from there, since I can't seem to find a jarred up version on the Sun site
>to point to.
>
>Eric
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Eric Pugh [mailto:epugh@upstate.com]
>>Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 1:57 PM
>>To: 'Turbine Users List'
>>Subject: RE: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
>>
>>
>>I really appreciate your digging through these things. Having a fresh
>>environment means you see all the little things that my
>>environment already
>>has, and I missed. Out of curisotiy, I tried to download a
>>JTA jar file,
>>but all I could fine where individual class files from sun's
>>site. I am
>>tempted to keep the dependency information as:
>>
>> <groupId>hibernate</groupId>
>> <artifactId>jta</artifactId>
>> <version>hib2.1</version>
>> <url>http://hibernate.org/</url>
>>
>>However, you can get it from jakarta.apache.org/turbine/repo,
>>and I am going
>>to turn on that repo by default, instead of off by default.
>>Unless I can
>>figure out some other location to download some sort of
>>jta.jar file instead
>>of individual classes from sun's site...
>>
>>Eric
>>
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>From: Mike Manner [mailto:test0001@oreka.com]
>>>Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 7:02 PM
>>>To: Turbine Users List
>>>Subject: Re: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>Thanks for this work, this actually allow the build of
>>>fulcrum project !
>>>
>>>
>>>As you mentionned jta, as javamail, is an api available from
>>>sun site :
>>>http://java.sun.com/products/jta/
>>>
>>>and cglib is an independant project
>>>http://sourceforge.net/projects/cglib, the current release
>>>
>>>
>>is 2.0-RC2
>>
>>
>>>and both are used by hibernate in is latest release 2.1.1
>>>
>>>this should explain the names of the jars...
>>>
>>>
>>>Mike
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Gerry Duprey wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Howdy,
>>>>
>>>>Okay - I am now able to build fulcrum (yeah!)
>>>>
>>>>In terms of manual intervention, here is my revised list of
>>>>
>>>>
>>>things I
>>>
>>>
>>>>had to do because Maven didn't know how to handle:
>>>>
>>>>* javamail-1.3.jar
>>>> I know you have to manually download this. Can the version be
>>>>updated
>>>> to 1.3.1 since that is what the javasoft site is
>>>>
>>>>
>>>offering? Also, not
>>>
>>>
>>>> sure if the notes belong here or not, but Javasoft/Sun
>>>>
>>>>
>>>distributes
>>>
>>>
>>>>this
>>>> named as "mail.jar" and it needs to be renamed to
>>>>
>>>>
>>>javamail-1.3.1.jar
>>>
>>>
>>>>* jdbc-2.0.jar
>>>> I think this is a "known" need for maven -- just noting for
>>>> completeness
>>>>
>>>>* mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
>>>> Maven could not download this (and didn't have any
>>>>
>>>>
>>URL to offer
>>
>>
>>>>either)
>>>> I downloaded it into my repository in as
>>>>
>>>>
>>>mckoi/jars/mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
>>>
>>>
>>>>* hibernate-cglib-2.1.1.jar
>>>> As Mike pointed out, this is really the cglib2.jar from
>>>>
>>>>
>>>hibernate
>>>
>>>
>>>> and I can imagine either documenting the need to do
>>>>
>>>>
>>>this manually
>>>
>>>
>>>> or adding it to the downloadables Maven can do. I
>>>>
>>>>
>>>think it would
>>>
>>>
>>>> be really helpful, at a minimum, to change the name as
>>>>
>>>>
>>>cglib2.jar
>>>
>>>
>>>> and put it under cglib/jars in the repositoru as it is
>>>>
>>>>
>>>a seperate
>>>
>>>
>>>> project from hibernate.
>>>>
>>>>* jta-hib2.1.jar
>>>> Again, Mike pointed out this is really just the
>>>>
>>>>
>>>lib/jta.jar file from
>>>
>>>
>>>> the hibernate install. JTA seems to have some other
>>>>
>>>>
>>>issues (maybe
>>>
>>>
>>>>like
>>>> javamail), but perhaps a closer to actual name and some
>>>>
>>>>
>>>docs on the
>>>
>>>
>>>> manual intervention required would help.
>>>>
>>>>* ehcache-0.7.jar
>>>> The refresh Maven stuff did successfully download this,
>>>>
>>>>
>>>though it
>>>
>>>
>>>> was stored in the hibernate/jars directory of the Maven
>>>>
>>>>
>>>repository
>>>
>>>
>>>> and since it's not actually a project directly under Hibernate
>>>> (though related), I might suggest it really belongs
>>>>
>>>>
>>>under ehcache.
>>>
>>>
>>>>But, I'm happy to report, I was able to build it. Now I
>>>>
>>>>
>>can really
>>
>>
>>>>start having some fun :-)
>>>>
>>>>Gerry
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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RE: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Posted by Eric Pugh <ep...@upstate.com>.
It was pointed out that JTA is a copyrighted jar from SUN, so I have removed
it from jakarta.apache.org/turbine/repo. I am updating the build
instructions instead to tell users to go to Hibernate.org and download it
from there, since I can't seem to find a jarred up version on the Sun site
to point to.
Eric
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eric Pugh [mailto:epugh@upstate.com]
> Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 1:57 PM
> To: 'Turbine Users List'
> Subject: RE: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
>
>
> I really appreciate your digging through these things. Having a fresh
> environment means you see all the little things that my
> environment already
> has, and I missed. Out of curisotiy, I tried to download a
> JTA jar file,
> but all I could fine where individual class files from sun's
> site. I am
> tempted to keep the dependency information as:
>
> <groupId>hibernate</groupId>
> <artifactId>jta</artifactId>
> <version>hib2.1</version>
> <url>http://hibernate.org/</url>
>
> However, you can get it from jakarta.apache.org/turbine/repo,
> and I am going
> to turn on that repo by default, instead of off by default.
> Unless I can
> figure out some other location to download some sort of
> jta.jar file instead
> of individual classes from sun's site...
>
> Eric
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Mike Manner [mailto:test0001@oreka.com]
> > Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 7:02 PM
> > To: Turbine Users List
> > Subject: Re: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
> >
> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Thanks for this work, this actually allow the build of
> > fulcrum project !
> >
> >
> > As you mentionned jta, as javamail, is an api available from
> > sun site :
> > http://java.sun.com/products/jta/
> >
> > and cglib is an independant project
> > http://sourceforge.net/projects/cglib, the current release
> is 2.0-RC2
> >
> > and both are used by hibernate in is latest release 2.1.1
> >
> > this should explain the names of the jars...
> >
> >
> > Mike
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Gerry Duprey wrote:
> >
> > > Howdy,
> > >
> > > Okay - I am now able to build fulcrum (yeah!)
> > >
> > > In terms of manual intervention, here is my revised list of
> > things I
> > > had to do because Maven didn't know how to handle:
> > >
> > > * javamail-1.3.jar
> > > I know you have to manually download this. Can the version be
> > > updated
> > > to 1.3.1 since that is what the javasoft site is
> > offering? Also, not
> > > sure if the notes belong here or not, but Javasoft/Sun
> > distributes
> > > this
> > > named as "mail.jar" and it needs to be renamed to
> > javamail-1.3.1.jar
> > >
> > > * jdbc-2.0.jar
> > > I think this is a "known" need for maven -- just noting for
> > > completeness
> > >
> > > * mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
> > > Maven could not download this (and didn't have any
> URL to offer
> > > either)
> > > I downloaded it into my repository in as
> > mckoi/jars/mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
> > >
> > > * hibernate-cglib-2.1.1.jar
> > > As Mike pointed out, this is really the cglib2.jar from
> > hibernate
> > > and I can imagine either documenting the need to do
> > this manually
> > > or adding it to the downloadables Maven can do. I
> > think it would
> > > be really helpful, at a minimum, to change the name as
> > cglib2.jar
> > > and put it under cglib/jars in the repositoru as it is
> > a seperate
> > > project from hibernate.
> > >
> > > * jta-hib2.1.jar
> > > Again, Mike pointed out this is really just the
> > lib/jta.jar file from
> > > the hibernate install. JTA seems to have some other
> > issues (maybe
> > > like
> > > javamail), but perhaps a closer to actual name and some
> > docs on the
> > > manual intervention required would help.
> > >
> > > * ehcache-0.7.jar
> > > The refresh Maven stuff did successfully download this,
> > though it
> > > was stored in the hibernate/jars directory of the Maven
> > repository
> > > and since it's not actually a project directly under Hibernate
> > > (though related), I might suggest it really belongs
> > under ehcache.
> > >
> > > But, I'm happy to report, I was able to build it. Now I
> can really
> > > start having some fun :-)
> > >
> > > Gerry
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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RE: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Posted by Eric Pugh <ep...@upstate.com>.
I really appreciate your digging through these things. Having a fresh
environment means you see all the little things that my environment already
has, and I missed. Out of curisotiy, I tried to download a JTA jar file,
but all I could fine where individual class files from sun's site. I am
tempted to keep the dependency information as:
<groupId>hibernate</groupId>
<artifactId>jta</artifactId>
<version>hib2.1</version>
<url>http://hibernate.org/</url>
However, you can get it from jakarta.apache.org/turbine/repo, and I am going
to turn on that repo by default, instead of off by default. Unless I can
figure out some other location to download some sort of jta.jar file instead
of individual classes from sun's site...
Eric
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Manner [mailto:test0001@oreka.com]
> Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 7:02 PM
> To: Turbine Users List
> Subject: Re: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for this work, this actually allow the build of
> fulcrum project !
>
>
> As you mentionned jta, as javamail, is an api available from
> sun site :
> http://java.sun.com/products/jta/
>
> and cglib is an independant project
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/cglib, the current release is 2.0-RC2
>
> and both are used by hibernate in is latest release 2.1.1
>
> this should explain the names of the jars...
>
>
> Mike
>
>
>
>
>
> Gerry Duprey wrote:
>
> > Howdy,
> >
> > Okay - I am now able to build fulcrum (yeah!)
> >
> > In terms of manual intervention, here is my revised list of
> things I
> > had to do because Maven didn't know how to handle:
> >
> > * javamail-1.3.jar
> > I know you have to manually download this. Can the version be
> > updated
> > to 1.3.1 since that is what the javasoft site is
> offering? Also, not
> > sure if the notes belong here or not, but Javasoft/Sun
> distributes
> > this
> > named as "mail.jar" and it needs to be renamed to
> javamail-1.3.1.jar
> >
> > * jdbc-2.0.jar
> > I think this is a "known" need for maven -- just noting for
> > completeness
> >
> > * mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
> > Maven could not download this (and didn't have any URL to offer
> > either)
> > I downloaded it into my repository in as
> mckoi/jars/mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
> >
> > * hibernate-cglib-2.1.1.jar
> > As Mike pointed out, this is really the cglib2.jar from
> hibernate
> > and I can imagine either documenting the need to do
> this manually
> > or adding it to the downloadables Maven can do. I
> think it would
> > be really helpful, at a minimum, to change the name as
> cglib2.jar
> > and put it under cglib/jars in the repositoru as it is
> a seperate
> > project from hibernate.
> >
> > * jta-hib2.1.jar
> > Again, Mike pointed out this is really just the
> lib/jta.jar file from
> > the hibernate install. JTA seems to have some other
> issues (maybe
> > like
> > javamail), but perhaps a closer to actual name and some
> docs on the
> > manual intervention required would help.
> >
> > * ehcache-0.7.jar
> > The refresh Maven stuff did successfully download this,
> though it
> > was stored in the hibernate/jars directory of the Maven
> repository
> > and since it's not actually a project directly under Hibernate
> > (though related), I might suggest it really belongs
> under ehcache.
> >
> > But, I'm happy to report, I was able to build it. Now I can really
> > start having some fun :-)
> >
> > Gerry
> >
>
>
>
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Re: Fulcrum Build Results -- REVISED missing dependencies
Posted by Mike Manner <te...@oreka.com>.
Hi,
Thanks for this work, this actually allow the build of fulcrum project !
As you mentionned jta, as javamail, is an api available from sun site :
http://java.sun.com/products/jta/
and cglib is an independant project
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cglib, the current release is 2.0-RC2
and both are used by hibernate in is latest release 2.1.1
this should explain the names of the jars...
Mike
Gerry Duprey wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> Okay - I am now able to build fulcrum (yeah!)
>
> In terms of manual intervention, here is my revised list of things I
> had to do because Maven didn't know how to handle:
>
> * javamail-1.3.jar
> I know you have to manually download this. Can the version be
> updated
> to 1.3.1 since that is what the javasoft site is offering? Also, not
> sure if the notes belong here or not, but Javasoft/Sun distributes
> this
> named as "mail.jar" and it needs to be renamed to javamail-1.3.1.jar
>
> * jdbc-2.0.jar
> I think this is a "known" need for maven -- just noting for
> completeness
>
> * mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
> Maven could not download this (and didn't have any URL to offer
> either)
> I downloaded it into my repository in as mckoi/jars/mckoidb-1.0.2.jar
>
> * hibernate-cglib-2.1.1.jar
> As Mike pointed out, this is really the cglib2.jar from hibernate
> and I can imagine either documenting the need to do this manually
> or adding it to the downloadables Maven can do. I think it would
> be really helpful, at a minimum, to change the name as cglib2.jar
> and put it under cglib/jars in the repositoru as it is a seperate
> project from hibernate.
>
> * jta-hib2.1.jar
> Again, Mike pointed out this is really just the lib/jta.jar file from
> the hibernate install. JTA seems to have some other issues (maybe
> like
> javamail), but perhaps a closer to actual name and some docs on the
> manual intervention required would help.
>
> * ehcache-0.7.jar
> The refresh Maven stuff did successfully download this, though it
> was stored in the hibernate/jars directory of the Maven repository
> and since it's not actually a project directly under Hibernate
> (though related), I might suggest it really belongs under ehcache.
>
> But, I'm happy to report, I was able to build it. Now I can really
> start having some fun :-)
>
> Gerry
>
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