No, I haven't had issues with static assets but then again, the
current example is pretty bare bones. I've certainly noticed that GAE
is dog slow though. I read about how GAE scales and it's evident in
our example as well that GAE just spawns new JVMs rather the new
threads for additional instance
I've set a goal of removing Javassist from Tapestry 5 and I've made
some nice advances on that front. Tapestry uses Javassist inside the
web framework layer to load and transform component classes.
All that code is now rewritten to updated APIs that no longer directly
expose Javassist technology. I
Kalle,
do you have any issues w/ static assets not being served from GAE ? I'm
prepping an app to be deployed in production on GAE, and in its development
state (http://zadachite-dev.appspot.com), I'm a bit discouraged : often,
when the app is loaded, I often get missing assets and I have to rel
set log4j.additivity.org.tuckey=false
pozdrawiam
Paweł Kamiński
kami...@gmail.com
pkaminski@gmail.com
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On 19 February 2010 13:39, britske wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm having the problem (always had as far as I remember, but it starts to
> bug me now) that when using Log4j
> maybe some kind of service catches all of your
> Exceptions maybe a Tapestry filter or dispatcher?
> obviously RuntimeExceptions make it through
we have spring-security here and Timing filter from default tapestry
app.
> we also have a large T5 application and never
> experienced your pro
Hi,
I'm having the problem (always had as far as I remember, but it starts to
bug me now) that when using Log4j with Tapestry every log-statement is
logged twice to the console. For example, the last few lines before the
tapestry is initialized look like this:
INFO - ApplicationContext.log(646
maybe some kind of service catches all of your
Exceptions maybe a Tapestry filter or dispatcher?
obviously RuntimeExceptions make it through
we also have a large T5 application and never
experienced your problems. except someone
added some bugs to our exception reporter :).
i'd do a search
right now i have exception stacktrace in log, but none on page:
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Bean editor model for does not
contain a property named 'route'. Available properties: carmodel, drivername,
endDate, mileage, passengersInsideVehicle, passengersTransported,
registrationnum
> configuration.add(SymbolConstants.PRODUCTION_MODE, "false");
so it is definetely not production mode.
Actually, code posting here is difficult -- the project is large.
As for now I can tell about some problems.
I had with model of string like "00:00,00:30,..." for all
the day. The bi
> There is any T5 Elegant way so I can automatically switch between
> distincts Log4J configurations
Yes, I simply place mine side by side in src/main/resources and then just
supply a JVM argument to choose the correct one in production, i.e.:
-Dlog4j.configuration=log4j_prod.xml if you suppl
hi,
can you post some code.
i guess you are in tapestry production mode
g,
kris
Yury Luneff
19.02.2010 04:42
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exceptions sometimes are omitted completely
Hello!
I'm fighting with my app for features now. Th
Just put your log4j.properties into src/test/resources. This way the
config file will be on the classpath of the dev environment and is not
shipped inside the war. In production put the config file into the
container.
18.02.2010, в 19:13, Everton Agner
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Hi,
There is any T5
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