Troy,
I updated my sword source from svn and rebuild the
orbitcpp failed with the following error, Any idea?
Thanks
Yiguang
swordorb-impl.cpp:
sword::ListKey result;
if ((scope) && (strlen(scope)) > 0) {
lscope = parser.ParseVerseList(scope,
parser, true);
result = delegate->Search(istr, stype,
flags, &lscope);
}
else result = delegate->Search(istr, stype,
flags);
SearchHitList *retVal = new SearchHitList;
int count = 0;
for (result = sword::TOP; !result.Error();
result++) count++;
retVal->length(count);
int i = 0;
// if we're sorted by score, let's re-sort by
verse, because Java can always re-sort by score
result = sword::TOP;
if ((count) &&
(long)result.getElement()->userData)
result.sort(); //line 181
[EMAIL PROTECTED] orbitcpp]$ make
g++ `pkg-config --cflags sword` -g -O0 -I.
-I/usr/include/orbitcpp-2.0/
-I/usr/local/include/orbitcpp-2.0/ `orbit2-config
--cflags` -c swordorb-impl.cpp
swordorb-impl.cpp: In member function `virtual
swordorb::SearchHitList*
swordorb::SWModule_impl::search(const char*,
swordorb::SearchType, CORBA::Long, const char*)':
swordorb-impl.cpp:181: error: 'class sword::ListKey'
has no member named 'sort'
make: *** [swordorb-impl.o] Error 1
--- "Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yiguang,
>
> > I have a translation for the zh locale already and
> > used at ccim.org. I'd like to put that into
> crosswire
> > repository and others can used it and improve it,
> of
> > course also makes it easier for me to manage it.
> > I have attached that file here. Please feel free
> to
> > post it or make it as the base for zh version
> > translation site.
>
> I've added your contributed locale as the first
> official locale in SVN!
> Thank you! It can be seen from:
>
> http://crosswire.org/study?lang=zh_CN
>
>
> > The bible install on ccim still has problem
> keeping up
> > with the connection problem with corba. You
> mentioned
> > a improvement on this problem before, Is this
> already
> > done so I can update it or it is still been worked
> on.
>
> Yes, we've done some things. We have 2 security
> limits which we have
> added:
>
> 1) a maximum number of sessions from a single IP
> addresss;
> 2) a maximum number of hits per second from the same
> session.
>
> These will hopefully protect against webcrawlers
> opening thousands of
> sessions, and also people attempting to scrape the
> data for an entire
> Bibles from your site. This will hopefully limit
> the number of
> processes spawned by swordweb. The root of the
> problem you are probably
> running up against is that the user account running
> tomcat probably has
> a security setting which places a quota on the
> maximum number of
> processes it can run simultaneously. Currently
> there is 1 orb spawned
> as a process to handle each web session.
>
> The next step we should take is to close inactive
> orb servers after a
> short timeout of inactivity-- like 10 seconds. This
> will greatly limit
> the number of processes running concurrently and
> should not noticeably
> change the user experience.
>
> So, to sum up. We've made 2 good improvements
> which you might benefit
> from already. I'll try to get to this last
> improvement sometime this week.
>
> There have been some fairly significant changes in
> SVN over the past 3
> weeks, so you might need to upgrade things like
> clucene if you update
> your site.
>
>
> > If there is anything I can get involved please let
> me
> > know. I really like to take advantage of the
> sword/web
> > to serve our readers. I have forgot C/C++ almost
> > completely, but my daily work is on java and live
> on
> > it.
>
> Well, we have one pressing need on swordweb which
> you might be able to
> help with. It's listed on the new wiki at:
>
> http://crosswire.org/wiki/index.php/Current_events
>
> If you feel like helping out, we could definitely
> use it!
>
> Again, thanks for the i18n! Very cool!
>
> -Troy.
>
>
>
> I also played Joe's DWR and developed couple of
> > small monitor tools to simplify my work
> > responsibility. Because of the connection problem,
> we
> > have been keeping both our old CGI based search
> tool
> > and swordweb running.
> >
> > The other thing I feel sorry is that my friend
> Diana
> > who'd like to work on the flashcard seems not able
> to
> > commit much on it since she had a baby to take
> care
> > and also volunteer in a local community
> organization.
> >
> >
> > Yiguang
>
>
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