Comments for Technical Notes http://blog.anthonychaves.net My experience with Java, C, Ruby and more. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:46:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Spring Web MVC lists by Subha http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/02/13/spring-web-mvc-lists#comment-9362 Subha Sat, 20 Sep 2008 03:47:14 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/02/13/spring-web-mvc-lists#comment-9362 please let me know how to make the checkbox checked on load. please let me know how to make the checkbox checked on load.

]]> Comment on render, redirect_to and instance variables by Lapis http://blog.anthonychaves.net/rails/2006/06/15/render-redirect_to-and-instance-variables#comment-9356 Lapis Thu, 14 Aug 2008 12:58:14 +0000 http://www.actechnotes.com/blog/?p=11#comment-9356 How about putting som info in the flash about the object you want to persist into the next rendering (after your redirect)? It worked OK for me when I had the same issue. I didn't want to use render, since the URL in the browser's location field wouldn't update Over and out /L How about putting som info in the flash about the object you want to persist into the next rendering (after your redirect)? It worked OK for me when I had the same issue. I didn’t want to use render, since the URL in the browser’s location field wouldn’t update

Over and out
/L

]]> Comment on Rails and Restful Authentication by dyepmulley http://blog.anthonychaves.net/ruby/2008/07/11/rails-and-restful-authentication#comment-9354 dyepmulley Sun, 03 Aug 2008 17:18:05 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/?p=54#comment-9354 Very nice!! Very nice!!

]]> Comment on Spring Web MVC lists by monalisa http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/02/13/spring-web-mvc-lists#comment-9350 monalisa Fri, 27 Jun 2008 07:39:25 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/02/13/spring-web-mvc-lists#comment-9350 In this how to put checked="true" while the body onload.Can anybody please help in this? In this how to put checked=”true” while the body onload.Can anybody please help in this?

]]> Comment on Spring Web MVC lists by raj http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/02/13/spring-web-mvc-lists#comment-9348 raj Mon, 05 May 2008 18:58:18 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/02/13/spring-web-mvc-lists#comment-9348 we r moving to spring 2.5 .. u have any idea from where we can get some working examples for sring 2.5 web MVC , as spring 2.5 seems a lot different from previuos versions we r moving to spring 2.5 .. u have any idea from where we can get some working examples for sring 2.5 web MVC , as spring 2.5 seems a lot different from previuos versions

]]> Comment on Spring Web MVC and the benefits of pagination by toolman http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/03/14/spring-web-mvc-and-the-benefits-of-pagination#comment-9339 toolman Wed, 02 Apr 2008 22:28:24 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2008/03/14/spring-web-mvc-and-the-benefits-of-pagination#comment-9339 The example JSP showing the pagination calculation is sweet. Nice writeup just what I need. All you need is more white space in your writing :) The example JSP showing the pagination calculation is sweet. Nice writeup just what I need.

All you need is more white space in your writing :)

]]> Comment on Locate Your Users, Part 1: Intro and Data by Dan http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2006/10/03/locate-your-users-part-1-intro-and-data#comment-8506 Dan Thu, 06 Dec 2007 03:53:36 +0000 http://www.anthonychaves.net/blog/java/2006/10/03/locate-your-users-part-1-intro-and-data/#comment-8506 Thanks for the post. =) In case you're still delving into this stuff here are some things I found that greatly reduced the query time. In `blocks` i have start_ip_num and end_ip_num as "int(10) unsigned not null" instead of big ints; I've also got start_ip_num as the primary key, with end_ip_num as a unique key. loc_id is the same... Take the query for a melbourne ip address: select loc_id from blocks where start_ip_num >= 3405775035 and end_ip_num <= 3405775035 Lookup time went from approx 0.90 seconds to 0.00 seconds. =) Thanks for the post. =)

In case you’re still delving into this stuff here are some things I found that greatly reduced the query time.

In `blocks` i have start_ip_num and end_ip_num as “int(10) unsigned not null” instead of big ints;

I’ve also got start_ip_num as the primary key, with end_ip_num as a unique key.

loc_id is the same…

Take the query for a melbourne ip address:
select loc_id from blocks where start_ip_num >= 3405775035 and end_ip_num <= 3405775035

Lookup time went from approx 0.90 seconds to 0.00 seconds.

=)

]]> Comment on Solution for ClassNotFoundException with JUnit and Ant by Tim Brown http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2006/12/01/solution-for-classnotfoundexception-with-junit-and-ant#comment-7998 Tim Brown Wed, 07 Nov 2007 17:32:00 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2006/12/01/solution-for-classnotfoundexception-with-junit-and-ant#comment-7998 Actually you don't have to Jar. Just use path location=root folder. I can't see your build.xml (bad link), but I suspect you're using a fileset to include all the class files. What you want is to just include the directory *containing* the class files. (i.e. - folder containing com/org/whatever). Path location=foo will do that. Cheers Actually you don’t have to Jar. Just use path location=root folder.

I can’t see your build.xml (bad link), but I suspect you’re using a fileset to include all the class files. What you want is to just include the directory *containing* the class files. (i.e. - folder containing com/org/whatever).

Path location=foo will do that.

Cheers

]]> Comment on Solution for ClassNotFoundException with JUnit and Ant by Malu Cadavid http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2006/12/01/solution-for-classnotfoundexception-with-junit-and-ant#comment-7781 Malu Cadavid Fri, 26 Oct 2007 16:53:08 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2006/12/01/solution-for-classnotfoundexception-with-junit-and-ant#comment-7781 sorry, same problem as Russell project name="generateXmlData" basedir="../../" sorry, same problem as Russell

project name=”generateXmlData” basedir=”../../”

]]> Comment on Solution for ClassNotFoundException with JUnit and Ant by Malu Cadavid http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2006/12/01/solution-for-classnotfoundexception-with-junit-and-ant#comment-7780 Malu Cadavid Fri, 26 Oct 2007 16:51:53 +0000 http://blog.anthonychaves.net/java/2006/12/01/solution-for-classnotfoundexception-with-junit-and-ant#comment-7780 You can also use the project tag of the basedir property to specify the path root: Then the classpath properties can be defined relative to the basedir Cheers -Malu You can also use the project tag of the basedir property to specify the path root:

Then the classpath properties can be defined relative to the basedir

Cheers

-Malu

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