Re: BeanShell and Class: x not in namespace

On 17-Jun-06, at 10:38 AM, Alejandro Revilla wrote:

> Do you have plans to upgrade these libraries in JP3 (HEAD) too?

Alejandro - most of them are already in the CVS. I believe there is  
some time required for the CVS to sync with the main repository.  
Python and few others: oscore and xworks are not yet there, I still  
need to run some tests but: freemarker, velocity, groovy, JS-RHINO,  
bsh and bsf are there. Let me know if you have any troubles.

> BTW, I'm using JPublish and Hibernate and have some standard actions
> (written in Java) to Open an Hibernate connection, Close it, then  
> standard
> modules for user administracion with 'remember-me' features,  
> permission
> validation and redirection to the login page, so you can write page
> configurations like:
>
>        <property name="perms">login admin</property>
>        <page-action name="org.jpos.ee.action.CheckAccess" />

:) Good ideas are always welcomed. I implemented something similar  
some time ago, except that the permissions were given as action  
attributes instead of page properties. have you thought in writing a  
module to encapsulate all the functionality?


> If there's interest I'm ready to contribute that code to a sister  
> project
> under JP's umbrella and to actively help in further development.

If there is interest we may transform it into a user authentication  
and permission management module or such. Having it packed as a  
module will make its usage optional for the users who doesn't need  
security ;) Anthony?

> If you've seen Echo and EchoPoint, this could be some kind of
> JPublish-Point (but we need a better name as this has no sense :)

I am going to have a look at Echo. I don't know much about it, sorry.

Are you guys working with JP3 or JP2? I wonder if is not better for  
me to start moving my code to JP3 code? I personally know a lot of  
fellows using JP2 and this is why most of my development was done in  
the 2.0 branch but I have no problems switching to the trunk.

Cheers,
-florin