I encountered login problem in appfuse 1.3
after I have change the following properties in build.properties files (and then did a "ant setup-tomcat deploy"):
webapp.name=baseapp
webapp.version=0.1
Rather than using AppFuse as a starting point for your webapp, you should create a new project. Try using "ant new -Dapp.name=baseapp -Ddb.name=whatever" and then using that project to make modifications in.
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In my experience, it's too much of a headache to do this. And if I'm worried about backwards compatibility with AppFuse - it'll (most likely) limit my freedom to refactor stuff. My advice is this - watch the release notes and CVS commits - if there's something you like, grab it. Otherwise, the version you're using should suffice for the duration of your project. When I synch up struts-resume with the latest appfuse code, it's a realy pain, so I'm just using 1.1 for struts-resume, and I'll add in some newer appfuse stuff as I find the need.
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Hi,
I encountered login problem in appfuse 1.3
after I have change the following properties in build.properties files (and then did a "ant setup-tomcat deploy"):
webapp.name=baseapp
webapp.version=0.1
error message :
"Invalid username and/or password, please try again. "
The strange thing is that using the original setting,
login does not have any problem.
Please help.
Regards,
Steven.
Rather than using AppFuse as a starting point for your webapp, you should create a new project. Try using "ant new -Dapp.name=baseapp -Ddb.name=whatever" and then using that project to make modifications in.
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your help, it works.
Just one more thing, how should we setup the new project such that we can incorporate future
changes/additions of "AppFuse" ?
In my experience, it's too much of a headache to do this. And if I'm worried about backwards compatibility with AppFuse - it'll (most likely) limit my freedom to refactor stuff. My advice is this - watch the release notes and CVS commits - if there's something you like, grab it. Otherwise, the version you're using should suffice for the duration of your project. When I synch up struts-resume with the latest appfuse code, it's a realy pain, so I'm just using 1.1 for struts-resume, and I'll add in some newer appfuse stuff as I find the need.