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Tuesday August 16, 2005

Equinox on Resin 3.0.14

Yesterday I moved demo.raibledesigns.com from Kattare to Contegix. The main reason I moved is because Contegix is much more responsive when I have issues, as well as Kattare's server was incredibly slow to startup Tomcat. The move went pretty smoothly, but I did run into a couple issues - caused by moving from Tomcat 5.0.28 to Resin 3.0.14. The issues were only in one application - the MyFaces version of Equinox.

The first issue was that the corejsf-validator.jar that I'm using (for client-side validation) contained an invalid TLD file. It was easy enough to fix as it was missing a <short-name> element. This is the 2nd issue I've found with this library - obtained from David Geary's Core JSF book. The first issue is that Spring's Ant-style patch matching doesn't work when this JAR is in the classpath. Anyone out there using a better (less buggy) library for client-side validation in JSF?

The 2nd issue was that MyFaces depends on commons-el.jar, which is shipped with Tomcat. Not so with Resin. Adding this JAR to my WEB-INF/lib directory solved the problem. I've committed both changes to CVS.

Below is a full listing of the sample apps I have installed on this server. The one app that I didn't move is Struts Resume. I'll be moving that one to appfuse.org today.

I'm open to adding more, so let me know if you have one you'd like hosted. Of course, I reserve the right to refuse suggestions based on my interest in the functionality they're demonstrating. ;-)

Posted in Java at Aug 16 2005, 08:50:27 AM MDT 4 Comments
Comments:

a bit off. Have you ever made some stress test on the different version of equinox? would be quite interesting to see the difference.

Posted by Mike on August 16, 2005 at 02:28 PM MDT #

No, I have not done any stress testing, but I agree it would be an interesting set of performance tests - especially since there's 5 persistence and 5 web frameworks to choose from (+ 3 view options for Spring MVC) . It would be interesting to see which combinations proved to be fastest.

Posted by Matt Raible on August 16, 2005 at 02:37 PM MDT #

Hi, Only a simple question. What package do you use to export information to PDF?
Thanks,
Campos

Posted by Rui Campos on August 24, 2005 at 07:43 AM MDT #

Rui - the export to PDF is a feature of the Display Tag.

Posted by Matt Raible on August 24, 2005 at 09:38 AM MDT #

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