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Posted to user@turbine.apache.org by Schleicher Johannes <j-...@gmx.at> on 2005/04/18 15:56:28 UTC
External Actioncall
Hello
I am developing a mobile solution where pda's connect to a server an
submit data via a Servlet Call. I want to switch to turbine but see no
way to model this functionality straight with turbine. As far as i know
there are two possibilites.
1. Extend web.xml and add a Servletdescriptor, imho not very elegant and
a work around the (turbine) mechanism.
2. Generate a page with a single action and call it, which would imply a
change within the client code.
I hope anybody can help.
Best regards
John
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Re: Error.vm
Posted by sergiu gordea <gs...@ifit.uni-klu.ac.at>.
Tanveer Dhillon wrote:
>HI..
>I m using velocity with turbine. When we get an error ,error.vm is called.
>Is there a method to print the corresponding error on the error.vm page.
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you can try $data.getSystemErrors()
Sergiu
>Thanks
>Tanveer
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Schleicher Johannes [mailto:j-schleicher@gmx.at]
>Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 7:48 PM
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>Subject: Re: External Actioncall
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>Hello
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>>What would the benefit of using turbine be?
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>The Servletcall is the only external call, the rest of the application
>could use alle the benefits of turbine including user/role management,
>velocity etc.
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>>You should be able to do this, but you couldn't use the security layer
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>unless
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>>the clients login'd in first.
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>Thats why i wanted to know wheter there is a way to do this via the
>TurbineServletDispatcher.
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>Best regards
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>John
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Error.vm
Posted by Tanveer Dhillon <ta...@secf.com>.
HI..
I m using velocity with turbine. When we get an error ,error.vm is called.
Is there a method to print the corresponding error on the error.vm page.
Thanks
Tanveer
-----Original Message-----
From: Schleicher Johannes [mailto:j-schleicher@gmx.at]
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 7:48 PM
To: Turbine Users List
Subject: Re: External Actioncall
Hello
>What would the benefit of using turbine be?
>
>
>
The Servletcall is the only external call, the rest of the application
could use alle the benefits of turbine including user/role management,
velocity etc.
>You should be able to do this, but you couldn't use the security layer
unless
>the clients login'd in first.
>
>
>
Thats why i wanted to know wheter there is a way to do this via the
TurbineServletDispatcher.
Best regards
John
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Re: External Actioncall
Posted by Schleicher Johannes <j-...@gmx.at>.
Hello
>What would the benefit of using turbine be?
>
>
>
The Servletcall is the only external call, the rest of the application
could use alle the benefits of turbine including user/role management,
velocity etc.
>You should be able to do this, but you couldn't use the security layer unless
>the clients login'd in first.
>
>
>
Thats why i wanted to know wheter there is a way to do this via the
TurbineServletDispatcher.
Best regards
John
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Re: External Actioncall
Posted by mphee <mp...@jump-technologies.com>.
What would the benefit of using turbine be?
You should be able to do this, but you couldn't use the security layer unless
the clients login'd in first.
You can do this though.
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 15:56:28 +0200, Schleicher Johannes wrote
> Hello
>
> I am developing a mobile solution where pda's connect to a server an
> submit data via a Servlet Call. I want to switch to turbine but see
> no way to model this functionality straight with turbine. As far as
> i know there are two possibilites.
>
> 1. Extend web.xml and add a Servletdescriptor, imho not very elegant
> and a work around the (turbine) mechanism.
>
> 2. Generate a page with a single action and call it, which would
> imply a change within the client code.
>
> I hope anybody can help.
>
> Best regards
>
> John
>
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Re: External Actioncall
Posted by Paulo Schlup Santos <pa...@isnet.com.br>.
John,
I would use neither. The best ways would be to use a "plain" layout
template to render plaintext, or implement a new Screen as a RawScreen
and output the data as an OutputStream. The second option allows you to
send binary data as well and directly from Java, without the use of
Velocity Templates. It allows you to have more control over the actual
data sent. When dealing with handhelds and cell phones, issues like the
end-of-line characters used (\n versus \r\n) are very important and hard
to maintain using templates. I would recommend treating plain-text data
as a binary stream.
Best regards,
Paulo Schlup Santos
www.Wiaxis.com
Schleicher Johannes wrote:
>Hello
>
>I am developing a mobile solution where pda's connect to a server an
>submit data via a Servlet Call. I want to switch to turbine but see no
>way to model this functionality straight with turbine. As far as i know
>there are two possibilites.
>
>1. Extend web.xml and add a Servletdescriptor, imho not very elegant and
>a work around the (turbine) mechanism.
>
>2. Generate a page with a single action and call it, which would imply a
>change within the client code.
>
>I hope anybody can help.
>
>Best regards
>
>John
>
>
>
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