Is there an nntp server for these forums?

Hi,
I prefer to read posts to forums through my newsreader rather than through the web interface. Is there an nntp server for these forums that will allow me to do that?
Just wondered!
Thanks
Scott

Hi
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1666610&tstart=0
Tony

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Hi, all,
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Doc
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Hello,
I am having trouble understanding how different commands work to forward a
page. Is there a simple cheat sheet that explains when to use different
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person out. I was trying to use jsp:forward back to portal.jsp with a
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[email protected]

Hi Kenneth,
I assume you are talking about WLCS/WLPS 3.5. You will want to check out
Webflow http://edocs.bea.com/wlcs/docs35/wflopipe/index.htm , which is included
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track of your WLPS/WLCS session attributes that were set with
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FlowManager then the special key won't be present in the request, and then
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something like "myapplication.SERVICEMANAGER.LOGGED.IN" when you were in your
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%>
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servlet.
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Look at the hidden input in the HTML form:
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page". The action says, "submit the request to the FlowManger servlet that is
registered with this application in the Application Init property set ( search
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parameter (or with JspBase.setOverrideDestination, or with a request parameter
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applications workingdirectory, as specified in the application init property
set.
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few simple test portlets that practice these techniques. You should also create
a portlet that iterates through all session attributes and request attributes
and parameters so that you can see what I am talking about with the "key" used
to fix up WLPS session keys.
After you practice a little bit, you can contact support with a specific
navigation problem and they can help you solve it: (
http://www.bea.com/support/index.jsp )
Kenneth Lee wrote:
Hello,
I am having trouble understanding how different commands work to forward a
page. Is there a simple cheat sheet that explains when to use different
commands? Here are some examples:
How do I forward control to a standalone JSP page? Currently from
portal.jsp, I use <jsp:forward page="somepage.jsp"/> Is this the best way
from portal.jsp. What about from other pages?
How do I get back to the main jsp page. In the somepage.jsp I have tried
the following:
<%
response.sendRedirect(response.encodeURL("/TestProduct/application/TestProdu
ct")); %>
<jsp:forward page="<%=createURL(request, getHomePage(request), null)%>">
<jsp:forward page="<%=createURL(request,
response.encodeURL(getTrafficURI(request)), null)%>">
<jsp:forward page="<%=createURL(request, 'portal.jsp', null)%>">
<jsp:forward page="<%=createURL(request, getHomePage(request), null)%>">
<jsp:forward page="<%=getTrafficURINoContext(request)%>">
Sometimes one of them works, other times they don't. I still don't get the
difference between these. Yes, I have looked at the JavaDocs, but I still
don't get it. I am hoping that there is someone out there that has been
through these leaning pains that can help out with this!
I have one situation where I am at a standalone jsp page in the portals
directory. Depending on which button the user selects, I either want to
redirect back to the main portal page, or back to a login screen by logging
the user out (I require a login on all pages except the login page). Going
to the main page required using the sendRedirect. None of the jsp:forward
commands would work. I still havent been able to figure out how to log a
person out. I was trying to use jsp:forward back to portal.jsp with a
jsp:param of headerAction="signout", but that didn't work either.
Am I making this harder than it should be?
Thanks for any help any one can offer.
Ken Lee
[email protected]
Ture Hoefner
BEA Systems, Inc.
2590 Pearl St.
Suite 110
Boulder, CO 80302
www.bea.com
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Back when Cirrus was Stratus, there was no need for a personal webserver to host a CGI script.
I have no need for a non AS3 server because my server is simply going to be another peer node on the network
It is a professional way to handle things too:
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All I want when I contact Cirrus is:
1) A list of IP addresses of connected peers.
And if someone has example code:
2) The ability to send "Hello World" to all peers.
Is this doable in Cirrus? Stratus could do it.

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