date:20010801

Load classes without restart tomcat

2001-08-01 Thread Stefan Faist


Hallo all,
can I load classes that I have chance without restart Tomcat?
When I chance classes then I get this error:

javax.servlet.ServletException:
org.apache.struts.util.PropertyMessageResources

Is there a possibility to do this?

Best regards,
Stefan

Re: Data Object and Calendar

2001-08-01 Thread mamitchev_a



Matt,

I solved this problem using JavaScript (if Java behaves with the same way,
it will work for Java too). I compared resulting values of day, month and
year for destination date after setting this properties. If they're
different, date is invalid.
I include my JavaScript version here: (See attached file: validate.js)

---
Andrei Mamitchev
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ#: 89581227

I have a Data Object (DO) that we use to throw b/w our EJBs and forms.

1.  In one particular DO, I am using the Gregorian Calendar to set day,
month
and year.
2.  I am using the validation framework to validate that day is b/w 1-31,
that
month is b/w 1-12 and year is b/w 2001 and 2100.

The validation framework is not validating day or month, because with the
gregorian calendar in my getters/setters - you can set a day or a month to
any
number and it will simply increment the calendar.

Does anyone know of a way to get around this?  I'd like to NOT use
Javascript,
but I want to validate the value the user entered, rather than the value
from
the DO using getValue();


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Matt,

I solved this problem using JavaScript (if Java behaves with the same way,
it will work for Java too). I compared resulting values of day, month and
year for destination date after setting this properties. If they're
different, date is invalid.
I include my JavaScript version here: (See attached file: validate.js)

---
Andrei Mamitchev
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ#: 89581227

I have a Data Object (DO) that we use to throw b/w our EJBs and forms.

1.  In one particular DO, I am using the Gregorian Calendar to set day,
month
and year.
2.  I am using the validation framework to validate that day is b/w 1-31,
that
month is b/w 1-12 and year is b/w 2001 and 2100.

The validation framework is not validating day or month, because with the
gregorian calendar in my getters/setters - you can set a day or a month to
any
number and it will simply increment the calendar.

Does anyone know of a way to get around this?  I'd like to NOT use
Javascript,
but I want to validate the value the user entered, rather than the value
from
the DO using getValue();

Re: VIRUS Warning: AW: Data Object and Calendar

2001-08-01 Thread mamitchev_a



Unfortunately discussion software treated my attachment as virus.
I'll put here entrie contents of my function:

var dateDelim = '-';
var dateOrder = 'DMY';
var dateMask = '';
var lastValidatedDate = null;
var requiredMsg = 'Value required for field ';

var invalidMsg = 'Invalid value for field ';function validateDate(item,
label, required) {
  if(required  item.value == '') {
alert(requiredMsg + '' + label + '');
return false;
  }
  if(item.value == '') return true;
  var expRes = /([0-9]*)([^0-9]([0-9]*)([^0-9]([0-9]
*))?)?/.exec(item.value);
  if(expRes != null) {
var curDate = new Date();
var ys = expRes[(dateOrder.indexOf('Y') + 1) * 2 - 1];
var y = NaN;
if(ys == '') y = curDate.getFullYear();
else y = parseInt(ys);
if(y = 0  y = 99) {
  var y100 = curDate.getFullYear();
  y100 = y100 - (y100 % 100);
  if(y  50) {
y += y100 - 100;
  }
  else {
y += y100;
  }
}
var ms = expRes[(dateOrder.indexOf('M') + 1) * 2 - 1];
var m = NaN;
if(ms == '') m = curDate.getMonth() + 1;
else m = parseInt(ms);
var d = parseInt(expRes[(dateOrder.indexOf('D') + 1) * 2 - 1]);
var date = new Date(y, m - 1, d);
  }
  if(expRes == null || isNaN(d) || date == null ||
date.getFullYear() != y || date.getMonth() != (m - 1) ||
date.getDate() != d) {
item.focus();
item.focus();
alert(invalidMsg + '' + label + '');
return false;
  }
  else {
var adj = ''
for(i=0; i3; i++) {
  if(i  0) adj += dateDelim;
  switch(dateOrder.charAt(i)) {
case 'Y': adj += date.getFullYear();
  break;
case 'M':
  var mm = new String('0' + (date.getMonth() + 1));
  adj += mm.substr(mm.length - 2);
  break;
case 'D':
  var dd = new String('0' + date.getDate());
  adj += dd.substr(dd.length - 2);
  break;
  }
}
item.value = adj;
lastValidatedDate = adj;
return true;
  }
}

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ICQ#: 89581227

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Matt,

I solved this problem using JavaScript (if Java behaves with the same way,
it will work for Java too). I compared resulting values of day, month and
year for destination date after setting this properties. If they're
different, date is invalid.
I include my JavaScript version here: (See attached file: validate.js)

---
Andrei Mamitchev
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ#: 89581227

I have a Data Object (DO) that we use to throw b/w our EJBs and forms.

1.  In one particular DO, I am using the Gregorian Calendar to set day,
month
and year.
2.  I am using the validation framework to validate that day is b/w 1-31,
that
month is b/w 1-12 and year is b/w 2001 and 2100.

The validation framework is not validating day or month, because with the
gregorian calendar in my getters/setters - you can set a day or a month to
any
number and it will simply increment the calendar.

Does anyone know of a way to get around this?  I'd like to NOT use
Javascript,
but I want to validate the value the user entered, rather than the value
from
the DO using getValue();

Re: AW: AW: action-mapping: why must the action-Attribute path be equivalent to the name of the jsp?

2001-08-01 Thread John Yu

I share a similar concern.
I'm wondering if it makes sense to extend Struts' mapping architecture so
that it will also look into a 'magic' url parameter and dispatch
accordingly.
For example, if the URL is

MyAction.do?subAction=Create

the ActionServlet will dispatch the request to the MyActionCreate
class given the following (enhanced) action mapping.
action path=MyAction
subAction=Create
type=MyActionCreate .../
This will make it easily to have forms with multiple buttons which require different actions.
--
John

At 10:18 AM 8/1/2001 +0200, you wrote:
Isn't it against the mvc philosophy to put navigation code (e.g. control)
into
a tag (e.g. view) ?
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equivalent to the name of the jsp?

The usual solution would be to design your forms to contain hidden
fields that tell the Action which operation to perform with the next
request. So typically, there would be one button with a hidden field
that conveyed whether this was the FirstAction or the SecondAction.
These would all go back to a single Action that either performed all the
operations, or forwarded onto another Action.
If you will be using this button that much, you might also consider
writing your own custom tag so the button could program itself from the
request. In general, the request is meant to convey information to the
presentation layer about how it is suppose to write itself.
In my own projects, I am experimenting with ways to make the current
ActionMappings available to the JSP, as they are to perform() and
validate(), which starts to open several doors.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Thanks, at least it's a working work-around. But the ugly thing is, that
in
both cases the same action is called and I am forced to call the real
action
from the first action depending on the pushed button.

+ Action inserts fire bean into rquest context
+ Forward to JSP
+ JSP checks to see if fire==first. If so, write TheFirstAction button
+ JSP checks to see if fire==second. If so, write TheSecondActon button
+ submit fires action
+ action does nothing and forwards to the real action depending on the
button.

In my real world the page will be reused at least 5 or six times. So
rather
than
putting the Control part of MVC in the struts-config.xml I start
piggypacking info
in the request and analysing this in the dummy action.

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