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Author: Peter_Jodeleit - 7/2/2010 13:52 Where "default locale" is the locale of the currently generated language... And avoid #global.now, Melanie is using it here just exemplary. Use #global.star...
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Author: Peter_Jodeleit - 7/5/2010 9:33 Of course for real projects you have to optimize the first script to ignore some internal or mailto-links. You could use categories in your link templates. ...
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Author: thomas_walter - 7/5/2010 4:22 We added for us settings to use a proxy server and as first step we check two popular URLs (f.e. www.heise.de and www.google.de) to make sure our internet conn...
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Author: Peter_Jodeleit - 7/2/2010 13:52 Where "default locale" is the locale of the currently generated language... And avoid #global.now, Melanie is using it here just exemplary. Use #global.star...
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Author: mariomueller - 8/18/2010 9:32 Ok, that really helped :smileywink: Just to point out the problem for anybody else: I've used the public module type and the groovy-all-xxx.jar as resource. T...
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Author: feddersen - 8/18/2010 8:46 Here's how Peter did it 2,5 years ago. Key difference is the use of a library component for the jars. <module> <name>Groovy</name> <version>4.0.122</version...
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Author: mariomueller - 8/18/2010 9:32 Ok, that really helped :smileywink: Just to point out the problem for anybody else: I've used the public module type and the groovy-all-xxx.jar as resource. T...
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Author: gorecki - 7/8/2010 17:46 This is very nice!
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Author: mariomueller - 8/16/2010 10:27 Ok, I've tried the following module.xml, but without success... <!DOCTYPE module SYSTEM "http://www.FirstSpirit.de/module.dtd"> <module> <name>Groovy...
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Author: feddersen - 8/18/2010 8:46 Here's how Peter did it 2,5 years ago. Key difference is the use of a library component for the jars. <module> <name>Groovy</name> <version>4.0.122</version...