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I am getting the following error when trying to connect to the CVS server instance in created on my Fedora Core 5 box. cannot open /playground/cvs/CVSROOT/config: Permission denied I have read all the postings I can find related to this but I can't find the answer. Server cvs version...

Here is the problem. My office is finally implementnig some automated build tools, (cruisecontrol), and they have me workig on it. Their build process for test builds goes like this. Checkout everything tagged from the last release. Then add on to that all files that have been tagged for the...

isnotmehere- Can you let us know if you found a answer? This could be very helpful becuase it would allow me to keep my daily log files trimmed down in size. If not, I might look at extending the daily rolling file appender myself, so let me know what you are looking for so I can try to...

I am using log4j on JBoss 4.0.2. I am currently using the daily rolling file appender so that I get a archive copy of each days's log files and have a auditable history. The problem I am experiencing is what to do when the server has to be restarted. Our server experienced a problem @ 4:00 AM...

A co-worker, when dynamically building a PDF to display on the browser, found that if he requested the URL (.do for a struts action in this case) through Firefox, it only happened once. In IE, the request came through twice. More than likely what you are seeing is IE trying to validate some...

I don't equate Struts creating a input box to IE not being standard. I equate the fact that it worked correctly on Firefox (a standards-adherent browser) and not on IE (a non-compliant browser) to it being a IE problem. And my guess would be that Opera, Gecko, or almost any other browser would...

Actually I found it, was mainly becuase I overlooked something. The Struts tag <html:image> was correctly displaying the image, and everything else, but it also create a image type input box in the source. I just didn't look at it closely enough. Turns out it just another case of IE not being...

I will try to paste more of the full code later. BillyRay- Can't escape the ? becuase Struts is actually generating the link. But even in HTML, the ? is reserved, and I have a number of other links with querystrings that work fine. The image links work fine once I make them text with out...

Here's the problem. Website is a issueTracker. Uses a roster type list of issues, with some links in the last colums for "delete, edit, etc...." Currently each link is done with a image, <a href="test.do?id=8"><img src="/images/edit.png"/></a> Pretty basic stuff. Image shows correctly, and...

Using the regexp package from jakarta, I am implementing a profanity filter for a application I am working on. Yes, I could have done this using normal string checks, but this will get used by a file load process, that may run it 10,000+ times in a single file load. So becuase regular...

Here's what I have. Receving applications. Each XML file will contain multiple applications for the same person. Each Application can contain multiple XML file will look something like. <application> <event> <event_code>1</event_code> <event_desc>Rejected</event_desc>...

I will definitely check into that.

Just set a property in the request/session/ActionForm to true that shows the validation failed. Then wrap your html in a <logic:equals> tag that tells it which style's to use. <logic:equals property="validationFailed" value="true"> <p color=red>Test</p> </logic:equals> <logic:notEquals...

I guess that's what I am going to have to do. I was hoping that maybe the ServletContext might have a mechanism to do the translation for me, the same way the webserver does. Mainly becuase if I do a string replacement then I have a issue with the site translating things correctly if I come from...

Becuase it's for a photo gallery, I don't want to have to know all the folders or images taht exist. I want Java to read through the file structure and get all the images that exist. The pass up a collection of Strings that represent the file path to the JSP. That way the JSP can iterate through...