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Posted to user@turbine.apache.org by Jiang Ruihai <jr...@hotmail.com> on 2002/12/31 10:08:27 UTC
How to specify the first layout template and screen template?
In my newapp, I found the first layout template is layouts/login.vm and the
first screen is screens/login.vm.
If I want to specify other layout and screen templates, how cound I do?
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static HTML revisited ...
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
I am trying to display a couple of static HTMLs prior to entering the
Turbine facility.
I have a line in my .vm file:
<a href="test.html"> test here </a>
and tried to put the html file under someapp/ and someapp/WEB-INF no
success there. The location bar shows
http://localhost:8080/someapp/servlet/test.html However, if my line in .vm
file is:
<a href="/someapp/test.html"> test here </a>
then I can locate it under someapp/. But to save all the typing of the
superdir, I would appreciate if anyone could tell me where someapp/servlet
is.
I also tried creating someapp/servlet(s) and someapp/WEB-INF/servlet(s),
with no success.
thankx
michael
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Re: setAction
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
well, I am more interested in why LoginUser.java is not present than the
missing of setPage.
thankx
michael
> what is the difference between:
>
> <form method="post" action="$link.setAction("LoginUser")">
>
> and
>
> <form method="post" action="$link.setPage("Index.vm").setAction("SQL")">
>
> where the setPage is not found in the first Form? I found SQL.java in
> the directory tree, but not LoginUser.java
>
> help appreciated.
> michael
>
>
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Re: Regular Expression ... revisited.
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
It was a bit long winded, sorry.
Actually both the to be matched and target are both varialbes. Prior to my
previous mail I tried
String V = "abc";
String W = "abc_somthing";
RE r2 = new RE(V);
boolean matched2 = r2.match("^"+W);
and it did not work (compiler did not complian, but the search result
incorrect) I wasn't sure it that is legal because it was not mentioned in
the apidoc. After Scott's mail, I tried the other way round,
String V = "abc";
String W = "abc_somthing";
RE r2 = new RE(V);
boolean matched2 = r2.match("^"+W);
and this time it worked. Thanks Scott and I will try to be concise next
time :-).
michael
> Try rephrasing your question to:
>
> How do I join the String "^" to the String referenced by the
> variable V?
>
> Hint: Something to do with "+".
>
> Scott
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> On 2/01/2003 11:39 AM, "Eigen Technology Pty Ltd"
> <mi...@eigentechnology.com> wrote:
>
>> Turbine uses Regexp and I have a question on Regexp:
>>
>> A simple usage of Regexp is:
>>
>> RE r2 = new RE("abc");
>> boolean matched2 = r2.match("abc_match_it");
>>
>> if I want to use a variable instead:
>>
>> String V = "abc";
>> RE r2 = new RE(V);
>> boolean matched2 = r2.match("abc_match_it");
>>
>> Now, if I what to match this at the begining of the line with a
>> variable, I have a problem. ^ - is used to represent the begining of a
>> line, but how do I use it in conjunction with a variable? I tried:
>>
>> RE r2 = new RE(^V);
>> RE r2 = new RE("^V");
>> RE r2 = new RE("^"V);
>> RE r2 = new RE("^""V");
>>
>> Java compiler does not link any of these....It works if I do not use
>> variables:
>>
>> String V = "^abc";
>>
>> is OK. Alternativly, I could probably apply a chain rule, but I don't
>> know how to do this.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> michael
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Regular Expression ... revisited.
Posted by Scott Eade <se...@backstagetech.com.au>.
Try rephrasing your question to:
How do I join the String "^" to the String referenced by the variable V?
Hint: Something to do with "+".
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On 2/01/2003 11:39 AM, "Eigen Technology Pty Ltd"
<mi...@eigentechnology.com> wrote:
> Turbine uses Regexp and I have a question on Regexp:
>
> A simple usage of Regexp is:
>
> RE r2 = new RE("abc");
> boolean matched2 = r2.match("abc_match_it");
>
> if I want to use a variable instead:
>
> String V = "abc";
> RE r2 = new RE(V);
> boolean matched2 = r2.match("abc_match_it");
>
> Now, if I what to match this at the begining of the line with a variable,
> I have a problem. ^ - is used to represent the begining of a line, but how
> do I use it in conjunction with a variable? I tried:
>
> RE r2 = new RE(^V);
> RE r2 = new RE("^V");
> RE r2 = new RE("^"V);
> RE r2 = new RE("^""V");
>
> Java compiler does not link any of these....It works if I do not use
> variables:
>
> String V = "^abc";
>
> is OK. Alternativly, I could probably apply a chain rule, but I don't know
> how to do this.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> michael
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Regular Expression ... revisited.
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
Turbine uses Regexp and I have a question on Regexp:
A simple usage of Regexp is:
RE r2 = new RE("abc");
boolean matched2 = r2.match("abc_match_it");
if I want to use a variable instead:
String V = "abc";
RE r2 = new RE(V);
boolean matched2 = r2.match("abc_match_it");
Now, if I what to match this at the begining of the line with a variable,
I have a problem. ^ - is used to represent the begining of a line, but how
do I use it in conjunction with a variable? I tried:
RE r2 = new RE(^V);
RE r2 = new RE("^V");
RE r2 = new RE("^"V);
RE r2 = new RE("^""V");
Java compiler does not link any of these....It works if I do not use
variables:
String V = "^abc";
is OK. Alternativly, I could probably apply a chain rule, but I don't know
how to do this.
Any suggestions?
michael
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RE: setAction
Posted by Quinton McCombs <qm...@nequalsone.com>.
Hmmm... org.apache.turbine.modules is hardcoded. It will be added to
the search path anyway. That is why it found the LoginUser action. It
still executed the version in org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 7:40 PM
> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: RE: setAction
>
>
> My TR.properties does not have org.apache.turbine.modules
> inlcuded in it. I believe this file is generated by Turbine
> during the initial build, is it not?
>
> The puzzling thing is, my login actions works fine even
> though this LoginUser.java / LoginUser.class file do not
> exist. What is my login using for authentication then? FluxLogin?
>
> michael
>
>
>
>
> > org.apache.turbine.modules should be included in the list. That is
> > the package where LoginUser resides.
> >
> > If you want to change the login behavior, you will need to
> create your
> > own implementation. Don't both inheriting from the existing
> > LoginUser. You might want to simply copy it and then modify it to
> > suite your needs. Your version should go in
> > com.mycompany.eigen.modules.actions.
> >
> > Even if you do create your own version of LoginUser, make sure that
> > you still include org.apache.turbine.modules. There are
> other actions
> > which are still used.
> >
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
> >> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 5:16 PM
> >> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
> >> Subject: RE: setAction
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks Quinton,
> >>
> >> I wanted to modify the LoginUser to change the login
> behaviour. Your
> >> explanation helps alot. But I could not seem to find the
> >> LoginUser.java file anywhere in the directories as given in the
> >> TR.properties.
> >>
> >> module.packages=com.mycompany.eigen.modules,org.apache.turbine
> >> .flux.modules
> >>
> >> [root@linux actions]# pwd
> >> /usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/apache/turbi
> >> ne/flux/modules/actions
> >> [root@linux actions]# tree
> >> .
> >> |-- FluxAction.java
> >> |-- FluxLogin.java
> >> |-- FluxLogout.java
> >> |-- group
> >> | `-- FluxGroupAction.java
> >> |-- permission
> >> | `-- FluxPermissionAction.java
> >> |-- role
> >> | `-- FluxRoleAction.java
> >> `-- user
> >> `-- FluxUserAction.java
> >>
> >>
> >> [root@linux modules]# pwd
> >> /usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/mycompany/ei
> >> gen/modules
> >> [root@linux modules]# tree
> >> .
> >> |-- actions
> >> | |-- CustomerSQL.java
> >> | |-- InvoiceSQL.java
> >> | |-- SQL.java
> >> | |-- SecureAction.java
> >> | |-- TemplatePageAttributesEx.java
> >> | `-- Upload.java
> >>
> >>
> >> Any idea where that file is to be found?
> >>
> >> thankx
> >> michael
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> > The first thing that I would like to point out is that basic
> >> > difference of leaving off the ".setPage()" on the $link context
> >> object. I belive that it will use template.homepage from your
> >> TR.props file in this case. I am not certain of this
> because I have
> >> not really looked at the code. It seems like I ran across this a
> >> while
> >> > back....
> >> >
> >> > In your first example, the action that you are calling is
> >> LoginUser.
> >> > Turbine will execute the doPerform() method of the
> >> LoginUser class as
> >> > a result. It will use the setting of module.packages from
> >> TR.props to
> >> > determine which packages to look in. It will take each entry
> >> (multiple entries are comma seperated), and add ".actions"
> to the end
> >> > of the package name. It then adds the class name to
> arrive at the
> >> fully qualified class name. Example:
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> module.packages=com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules,org.apache.turbine.mo
> >> d
> >> > ul
> >> > es
> >> >
> >> > Turbine will attempt to load
> >> > com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules.actions.LoginUser first. If that
> >> fails, it will attempt to load
> >> > org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.LoginUser.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > There is a LoginUser action that come with Turbine. If you
> >> check your
> >> > module.packages setting, you will see where it is trying to look.
> >> Turbine comes with a default LoginUser action. You might want to
> >> make
> >> > sure that you have org.apache.turbine.modules listed on your
> >> > module.packages setting.
> >> >
> >> > I am not sure about the SQL action. Is this is a how-to
> or similar
> >> document?
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> >> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd
> >> >> [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
> >> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 12:26 AM
> >> >> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
> >> >> Subject: setAction
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> what is the difference between:
> >> >>
> >> >> <form method="post" action="$link.setAction("LoginUser")">
> >> >>
> >> >> and
> >> >>
> >> >> <form method="post"
> >> >> action="$link.setPage("Index.vm").setAction("SQL")">
> >> >>
> >> >> where the setPage is not found in the first Form? I found
> >> SQL.java in
> >> >> the directory tree, but not LoginUser.java
> >> >>
> >> >> help appreciated.
> >> >> michael
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
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RE: setAction
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
My TR.properties does not have org.apache.turbine.modules inlcuded in it.
I believe this file is generated by Turbine during the initial build, is
it not?
The puzzling thing is, my login actions works fine even though this
LoginUser.java / LoginUser.class file do not exist. What is my login using
for authentication then? FluxLogin?
michael
> org.apache.turbine.modules should be included in the list. That is the
> package where LoginUser resides.
>
> If you want to change the login behavior, you will need to create your
> own implementation. Don't both inheriting from the existing LoginUser.
> You might want to simply copy it and then modify it to suite your needs.
> Your version should go in com.mycompany.eigen.modules.actions.
>
> Even if you do create your own version of LoginUser, make sure that you
> still include org.apache.turbine.modules. There are other actions which
> are still used.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
>> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 5:16 PM
>> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
>> Subject: RE: setAction
>>
>>
>> Thanks Quinton,
>>
>> I wanted to modify the LoginUser to change the login
>> behaviour. Your explanation helps alot. But I could not seem
>> to find the LoginUser.java file anywhere in the directories
>> as given in the TR.properties.
>>
>> module.packages=com.mycompany.eigen.modules,org.apache.turbine
>> .flux.modules
>>
>> [root@linux actions]# pwd
>> /usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/apache/turbi
>> ne/flux/modules/actions
>> [root@linux actions]# tree
>> .
>> |-- FluxAction.java
>> |-- FluxLogin.java
>> |-- FluxLogout.java
>> |-- group
>> | `-- FluxGroupAction.java
>> |-- permission
>> | `-- FluxPermissionAction.java
>> |-- role
>> | `-- FluxRoleAction.java
>> `-- user
>> `-- FluxUserAction.java
>>
>>
>> [root@linux modules]# pwd
>> /usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/mycompany/ei
>> gen/modules
>> [root@linux modules]# tree
>> .
>> |-- actions
>> | |-- CustomerSQL.java
>> | |-- InvoiceSQL.java
>> | |-- SQL.java
>> | |-- SecureAction.java
>> | |-- TemplatePageAttributesEx.java
>> | `-- Upload.java
>>
>>
>> Any idea where that file is to be found?
>>
>> thankx
>> michael
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > The first thing that I would like to point out is that basic
>> > difference of leaving off the ".setPage()" on the $link context
>> object. I belive that it will use template.homepage from your
>> TR.props file in this case. I am not certain of this because I have
>> not really looked at the code. It seems like I ran across
>> this a while
>> > back....
>> >
>> > In your first example, the action that you are calling is
>> LoginUser.
>> > Turbine will execute the doPerform() method of the
>> LoginUser class as
>> > a result. It will use the setting of module.packages from
>> TR.props to
>> > determine which packages to look in. It will take each entry
>> (multiple entries are comma seperated), and add ".actions"
>> to the end
>> > of the package name. It then adds the class name to arrive at the
>> fully qualified class name. Example:
>> >
>> >
>> module.packages=com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules,org.apache.turbine.mod
>> > ul
>> > es
>> >
>> > Turbine will attempt to load
>> > com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules.actions.LoginUser first. If that
>> fails, it will attempt to load
>> > org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.LoginUser.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > There is a LoginUser action that come with Turbine. If you
>> check your
>> > module.packages setting, you will see where it is trying to look.
>> Turbine comes with a default LoginUser action. You might
>> want to make
>> > sure that you have org.apache.turbine.modules listed on your
>> > module.packages setting.
>> >
>> > I am not sure about the SQL action. Is this is a how-to or similar
>> document?
>> >
>> >
>> >> -----Original Message-----
>> >> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
>> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 12:26 AM
>> >> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
>> >> Subject: setAction
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> what is the difference between:
>> >>
>> >> <form method="post" action="$link.setAction("LoginUser")">
>> >>
>> >> and
>> >>
>> >> <form method="post"
>> >> action="$link.setPage("Index.vm").setAction("SQL")">
>> >>
>> >> where the setPage is not found in the first Form? I found
>> SQL.java in
>> >> the directory tree, but not LoginUser.java
>> >>
>> >> help appreciated.
>> >> michael
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
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Re: Group in Security
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
The solution found in this mail pretty much answers my question:
http://archives.apache.org/eyebrowse/ReadMsg?listId=101&msgNo=7794
cheers
michael
> The howto given in
>
> turbine-docs/howto/security-howto.html
>
> hints that a User should somehow belong to a Group (or several Groups).
> In the Flux that comes with Turbine, it is not clear how to assign a
> Group to a User. Could anyone shine some light on me please.
>
> cheers
> michael
>
>
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Group in Security
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
The howto given in
turbine-docs/howto/security-howto.html
hints that a User should somehow belong to a Group (or several Groups). In
the Flux that comes with Turbine, it is not clear how to assign a Group to
a User. Could anyone shine some light on me please.
cheers
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RE: setAction
Posted by Quinton McCombs <qm...@nequalsone.com>.
org.apache.turbine.modules should be included in the list. That is the
package where LoginUser resides.
If you want to change the login behavior, you will need to create your
own implementation. Don't both inheriting from the existing LoginUser.
You might want to simply copy it and then modify it to suite your needs.
Your version should go in com.mycompany.eigen.modules.actions.
Even if you do create your own version of LoginUser, make sure that you
still include org.apache.turbine.modules. There are other actions which
are still used.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 5:16 PM
> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: RE: setAction
>
>
> Thanks Quinton,
>
> I wanted to modify the LoginUser to change the login
> behaviour. Your explanation helps alot. But I could not seem
> to find the LoginUser.java file anywhere in the directories
> as given in the TR.properties.
>
> module.packages=com.mycompany.eigen.modules,org.apache.turbine
> .flux.modules
>
> [root@linux actions]# pwd
> /usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/apache/turbi
> ne/flux/modules/actions
> [root@linux actions]# tree
> .
> |-- FluxAction.java
> |-- FluxLogin.java
> |-- FluxLogout.java
> |-- group
> | `-- FluxGroupAction.java
> |-- permission
> | `-- FluxPermissionAction.java
> |-- role
> | `-- FluxRoleAction.java
> `-- user
> `-- FluxUserAction.java
>
>
> [root@linux modules]# pwd
> /usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/mycompany/ei
> gen/modules
> [root@linux modules]# tree
> .
> |-- actions
> | |-- CustomerSQL.java
> | |-- InvoiceSQL.java
> | |-- SQL.java
> | |-- SecureAction.java
> | |-- TemplatePageAttributesEx.java
> | `-- Upload.java
>
>
> Any idea where that file is to be found?
>
> thankx
> michael
>
>
>
>
>
> > The first thing that I would like to point out is that basic
> > difference of leaving off the ".setPage()" on the $link context
> > object. I belive that it will use template.homepage from your
> > TR.props file in this case. I am not certain of this because I have
> > not really looked at the code. It seems like I ran across
> this a while
> > back....
> >
> > In your first example, the action that you are calling is
> LoginUser.
> > Turbine will execute the doPerform() method of the
> LoginUser class as
> > a result. It will use the setting of module.packages from
> TR.props to
> > determine which packages to look in. It will take each entry
> > (multiple entries are comma seperated), and add ".actions"
> to the end
> > of the package name. It then adds the class name to arrive at the
> > fully qualified class name. Example:
> >
> >
> module.packages=com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules,org.apache.turbine.mod
> > ul
> > es
> >
> > Turbine will attempt to load
> > com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules.actions.LoginUser first. If that
> > fails, it will attempt to load
> > org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.LoginUser.
> >
> >
> >
> > There is a LoginUser action that come with Turbine. If you
> check your
> > module.packages setting, you will see where it is trying to look.
> > Turbine comes with a default LoginUser action. You might
> want to make
> > sure that you have org.apache.turbine.modules listed on your
> > module.packages setting.
> >
> > I am not sure about the SQL action. Is this is a how-to or similar
> > document?
> >
> >
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
> >> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 12:26 AM
> >> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
> >> Subject: setAction
> >>
> >>
> >> what is the difference between:
> >>
> >> <form method="post" action="$link.setAction("LoginUser")">
> >>
> >> and
> >>
> >> <form method="post"
> >> action="$link.setPage("Index.vm").setAction("SQL")">
> >>
> >> where the setPage is not found in the first Form? I found
> SQL.java in
> >> the directory tree, but not LoginUser.java
> >>
> >> help appreciated.
> >> michael
> >>
> >>
> >>
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RE: setAction
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
Thanks Quinton,
I wanted to modify the LoginUser to change the login behaviour. Your
explanation helps alot. But I could not seem to find the LoginUser.java
file anywhere in the directories as given in the TR.properties.
module.packages=com.mycompany.eigen.modules,org.apache.turbine.flux.modules
[root@linux actions]# pwd
/usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/apache/turbine/flux/modules/actions
[root@linux actions]# tree
.
|-- FluxAction.java
|-- FluxLogin.java
|-- FluxLogout.java
|-- group
| `-- FluxGroupAction.java
|-- permission
| `-- FluxPermissionAction.java
|-- role
| `-- FluxRoleAction.java
`-- user
`-- FluxUserAction.java
[root@linux modules]# pwd
/usr/local/tdk/webapps/eigen/WEB-INF/src/java/org/mycompany/eigen/modules
[root@linux modules]# tree
.
|-- actions
| |-- CustomerSQL.java
| |-- InvoiceSQL.java
| |-- SQL.java
| |-- SecureAction.java
| |-- TemplatePageAttributesEx.java
| `-- Upload.java
Any idea where that file is to be found?
thankx
michael
> The first thing that I would like to point out is that basic difference
> of leaving off the ".setPage()" on the $link context object. I belive
> that it will use template.homepage from your TR.props file in this case.
> I am not certain of this because I have not really looked at the code.
> It seems like I ran across this a while back....
>
> In your first example, the action that you are calling is LoginUser.
> Turbine will execute the doPerform() method of the LoginUser class as a
> result. It will use the setting of module.packages from TR.props to
> determine which packages to look in. It will take each entry (multiple
> entries are comma seperated), and add ".actions" to the end of the
> package name. It then adds the class name to arrive at the fully
> qualified class name. Example:
>
> module.packages=com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules,org.apache.turbine.modul
> es
>
> Turbine will attempt to load
> com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules.actions.LoginUser first. If that fails,
> it will attempt to load org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.LoginUser.
>
>
>
> There is a LoginUser action that come with Turbine. If you check your
> module.packages setting, you will see where it is trying to look.
> Turbine comes with a default LoginUser action. You might want to make
> sure that you have org.apache.turbine.modules listed on your
> module.packages setting.
>
> I am not sure about the SQL action. Is this is a how-to or similar
> document?
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
>> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 12:26 AM
>> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
>> Subject: setAction
>>
>>
>> what is the difference between:
>>
>> <form method="post" action="$link.setAction("LoginUser")">
>>
>> and
>>
>> <form method="post"
>> action="$link.setPage("Index.vm").setAction("SQL")">
>>
>> where the setPage is not found in the first Form? I found
>> SQL.java in the directory tree, but not LoginUser.java
>>
>> help appreciated.
>> michael
>>
>>
>>
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Accessing user info
Posted by Frederic Le Gall <fl...@clustercomputing.com>.
Is there an easy way to access a user's info i.e. "view my acct details
link"? Or do I have to use the pull service and create a new tool?
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RE: setAction
Posted by Quinton McCombs <qm...@nequalsone.com>.
The first thing that I would like to point out is that basic difference
of leaving off the ".setPage()" on the $link context object. I belive
that it will use template.homepage from your TR.props file in this case.
I am not certain of this because I have not really looked at the code.
It seems like I ran across this a while back....
In your first example, the action that you are calling is LoginUser.
Turbine will execute the doPerform() method of the LoginUser class as a
result. It will use the setting of module.packages from TR.props to
determine which packages to look in. It will take each entry (multiple
entries are comma seperated), and add ".actions" to the end of the
package name. It then adds the class name to arrive at the fully
qualified class name. Example:
module.packages=com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules,org.apache.turbine.modul
es
Turbine will attempt to load
com.mycompany.sampleapp.modules.actions.LoginUser first. If that fails,
it will attempt to load org.apache.turbine.modules.actions.LoginUser.
There is a LoginUser action that come with Turbine. If you check your
module.packages setting, you will see where it is trying to look.
Turbine comes with a default LoginUser action. You might want to make
sure that you have org.apache.turbine.modules listed on your
module.packages setting.
I am not sure about the SQL action. Is this is a how-to or similar
document?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eigen Technology Pty Ltd [mailto:michael@eigentechnology.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 12:26 AM
> To: turbine-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: setAction
>
>
> what is the difference between:
>
> <form method="post" action="$link.setAction("LoginUser")">
>
> and
>
> <form method="post"
> action="$link.setPage("Index.vm").setAction("SQL")">
>
> where the setPage is not found in the first Form? I found
> SQL.java in the directory tree, but not LoginUser.java
>
> help appreciated.
> michael
>
>
>
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setAction
Posted by Eigen Technology Pty Ltd <mi...@eigentechnology.com>.
what is the difference between:
<form method="post" action="$link.setAction("LoginUser")">
and
<form method="post" action="$link.setPage("Index.vm").setAction("SQL")">
where the setPage is not found in the first Form? I found SQL.java in the
directory tree, but not LoginUser.java
help appreciated.
michael
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RE: How to specify the first layout template and screen template?
Posted by Chris K Chew <ch...@fenetics.com>.
> From: Jiang Ruihai
> In my newapp, I found the first layout template is
> layouts/login.vm and the
> first screen is screens/login.vm.
> If I want to specify other layout and screen templates, how cound I do?
You want the "template.homepage" and "screen.homepage" properties in the
TurbineResources.properties file. Search the list archives for information
about the differences between the two properties.
Good luck,
Chris
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