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Possibly, at least for the Mango side of the code.

Hi Al,

If your instance uses a MySQL database this is possible by having PHP access the database directly. You'll just need to know a bit about the database structure to correctly form your query.

With derby - because it is a single-user database - you can't go direct. There is the HTTP data publisher, which sends data somewhere else, but you already know about that. There are also remote views, but they display values by manipulating the DOM with Javascript, so that likely won't work for you either.

I'm assuming that you want to get these values into another system for some reason, rather than just having them display on a web page somewhere. Is that the case?

it's a pretty low priority for me as long as I can get the Dojo AOL CDN working properly.

It is odd that the newest versions of dojo aren't on par for features with 0.4. I've only heard good things about jquery though.

tag:img is used as a convenience where possible (although it was added after the fact so there may be possible uses where it isn't).

I guess the right thing to do would be to add the static content prefix as an application context value (set in a property file) that would be inserted into URLs as necessary. This could be done for the audio, images, and resources directories. There are probably 500-600 code modifications to make. :shock:

Hi Craig,

We run tomcat outside of Eclipse, but for no better reason than it works well enough and it would take effort to find out if anything else would be better. :wink:

Mango is developed using Eclipse. The best information on the internal structure of Mango can be found in these discussion boards or in the code itself, but that might not be enough for a very clear understanding. If you have questions, feel free to post them here.

Hello,

We do not have a schedule for the internationalization of Mango yet. This would be a significant undertaking. If you are interested in looking into it, that would be great.

Hi,

I am a wireless module software developer from China, and be interested in your Mango.

When I try to build Mango sourcecode with the build instruction on https://mango.dev.java.net/#building,

There is a build error:

d:\mango\app\build.xml:121: taskdef class org.apache.catalina.ant.ReloadTask can not be found.

Could you tell me what's the problem?

Thank you in advance!

Hi Craig,

That should work fine. Note that the "$("commentText").select();" line is supposed to select the text such that typing anything would overwrite the previous comment, but it would still be there in case it was useful. That line and the following line (focus) should probably be reversed.

No, the new-version check is automatic - there's no interface feature to disable it. You can have it check for beta, release candidate, or released code, but it will still make a connection to check in any case.

Do you run Mango in a private network? is there a reason why it cannot get to the internet?

Just to close this, it was a Java_home issue, once i sorted the install out everything worked fine

Thanks

Keith

That file is dynamically generated, and so will not be found on the file system.

General note: Mango is GPL software, and so even derivative works may not be used for commercial purposes without the purchase of a commercial license.

Like JavaDocs? No. But they are pretty easy to create if that's what you want. We just didn't create them because we prefer source code.