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input type=text name=quantity /
So I get this:
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException: Cannot set quantity
yet, other than a very bare-bones top level site, so
if this isn't the way folks want to go with the docs / site, now would
be a good time to say so. ;-)
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This isn't a test resource, so I'm not sure appending something like
(JA) is appropriate.
I guess I'm going to leave it alone. If someone else adds the english
entries, I'm not going to stop them. :) Or, if someone who
understands the contents can help out, that'd be great
already be out of date with respect to the set of
keys in that file versus the English one. We probably need a way to
figure out which keys exist in one or the other but not both.
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the branch or by
adding it to your build. Once we get Chain 1.1 out the door, I'd like
to push out a 1.2.7, so it would probably be good to have nightlies
for people to play with.
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I believe the sync is being done every 4 hours at the moment.
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AFAIK, Struts BSF hasn't been released yet, so we should be able to
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, why can't you find a gig where they will pay
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I've kept an eye on this thread as stxx uses a similar integration
strategy
-off bug, or do we have a bigger issue with getting Tiles into play
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protected?
The best way to get them changed to protected is to submit an
enhancement request to the bug database
(http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/) and attach a patch in the form of
a diff (i.e. svn diff) so that the changes can be easily applied by a
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You're probably just falling foul of the infra-thon activities. There
have been a lot of infra changes this weekend, including failovers and
DNS changes. Things should settle down tomorrow.
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What server runs
Apache infrastructure is being worked on this weekend, including the
wikis. All of the wikis will be read-only while the wiki system is
upgraded to a newer version. (Creating an account is considered to be
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-dot release, why
would we change the dot version for what is in trunk now? What
distinguishes one dot release from another of dot-dot releases can
also include significant new functionality?
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vulnerabilities in some peoples'
applications. This is because essentially *any* method on the POJO
could end up being invoked accidentally or maliciously. We had an
issue like this with ActionForm some time ago, until someone pointed
it out to us.
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From within the confines of my little
of their business logic methods in a way
that they could potentially be invoked through an additional request
parameter.
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issue like this with ActionForm some time ago, until someone pointed
it out to us.
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As usual, I don't mind doing the mechanics of getting the build out,
unless someone else wants to pick it up. This one is going to have
some new wrinkles, I suspect, because of the organisational changes.
It likely won't be quite as straighforward as its predecessors.
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Struts tries to use a forward with a tile value, the
user gets a weird error about illegal path syntax.
In short, I'd discourage overloading attributes for multiple purposes,
because it will make it hard to determine what goes wrong when there's
a problem.
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My thought
module design
is set up for.
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Seb'
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finish your work on it first, then put the
code somewhere that people can download and bring up in their editor,
and have a wiki page that explains what you're trying to do and that
points to the code download. That's much more likely to get people
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know, and don't know how to check. I assume there must be.
Craig or infra@ would know.
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OK, I've attached what I got from Craig some time ago. There are two
scripts, and each builds multiple
as the actual impl of thread-local, I would think we could
define an abstract base class that does that part. Or does that negate
part of the reason for having ActionContext be an interface? (I
haven't been following along as closely as I should have been...)
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while we've been dummying up the methods new to that
version over Servlets 2.2.
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It will require a bit more work to use reflection to call
through these methods if they exist, or return nothing if they do not
exist.
Craig
On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 14:11:41 +0100, Ramiro Alba
this. ;-)
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recall!), and even for those that didn't catch the previous threads, I
just added a Bugzilla ticket
great work on making it as well integrated and easy to use
as possible, and I think it's looking great. I'd be extremely
reluctant to add yet another way of doing things as a standard on
top of that. Options *can* be good, but they can also confuse people.
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nightly builds? I am working on seting up nightly builds for MyFaces.
In particular I'd like to borrow the code that keeps
no different from the vast
majority of other software components in the world today.
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Some may not want or be able to upgrade to 1.3, and by saying no new
features will be added to 1.2 people in that boat are being left out in
the cold as far as new features go (unless
in the
ServletContext.
Just FYI, the Portlet spec (JSR 168) has a convenient list of all of
the methods that are common to both ServletContext and PortletContext.
Makes it easy to put together a common interface for both. ;-)
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Perhaps based on the current design, it would be
more appropriate
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Hey, what did Skippy ever do to you?
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I haven't created 'site' yet. I'm going to come up with an overall
docs plan, post it on the wiki, and then try to migrate all of the
docs together, in as short
.
Also, you might want to add dummy methods for the new ones added in
Servlets 2.4, so that we're compatible there too. Not sure if there's
a bug in Bugzilla for that, but it's come up on the lists before.
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AFAIK there were two
. It produces
a column labelled Request-time, which I think is supposed to
represent 'rtexprvalue', and so should be Runtime expression
instead.
If we can resolve both of these, and the results look OK, then I'd be
fine with switching to this approach.
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, whether they are specified by expressions or not.
Request-time expression value or maybe Request-time expression,
but not just Request-time.
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to be interested in that proposal for some reason.
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these, but this will at least let the project compile
Why is being pushed down into a webapp directory the correct location?
The default location for Cactus tests would be test-cactus. Why isn't
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want to minimise the time it actually takes to make the switch (and
thus mimimise the potential for things getting out of sync). I'll come
up with the docs plan just as soon as I can.
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those in, now that I'm home.
I haven't created 'site' yet. I'm going to come up with an overall
docs plan, post it on the wiki, and then try to migrate all of the
docs together, in as short an interval as possible. The 'site'
subproject will show up at that time.
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Interesting idea. Getting the raw wiki content wouldn't be a problem,
but replicating the formatting might not be so easy.
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On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 09:49:52 +0100, Mark Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if this sound stupid, I cant find the url that svn requires to
checkout shale et al.
http://struts.apache.org/acquiring.html#SourceCode
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I saw that someone mentioned flowscript unit
testing, I'm
, they
are probably comfortable enough to replace a servlet jar.
I'm not so sure about that. Wouldn't they run into classloader issues
if the 2.3 jar is bundled in the war file, but the container is a 2.4
container?
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, so to speak.
In any case, +1 for picking one and getting on with it. ;-)
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something here, and we don't need to do what I'm
expecting, I'd be happy to be set straight. ;-)
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If anything about that turns out to be weird, we could also consider
generating the TLDs one last time and making those the SVN controlled
resource, and then generate doc from
to use some of the nice Maven formatting
options (such as boxes for examples).
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miss something?
Fixed, but I don't know why it wasn't linked automatically.
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the distro is being
created.
3) We don't have to mess with Maven properties to deal with two
different build scenarios (i.e. checked out vs. source distro).
4) It's really simple! :-)
WDYT?
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Chapter 7. Advanced Topics: Externals Definitions
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch07s03.html
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I'm +1 on this approach. From the tail end of the page from the SVN book,
it looks like we'll have to be conscious of some issues
/site: All of the stuff for the root Struts web site, to which
subproject sites will plug in (when deployed).
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than a peer of it, no?
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On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 16:36:31 -0500, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 12:12:49 -0800, Martin Cooper wrote:
I am +1 on putting common build-related stuff in a common place,
but I am -1 on combining / confusing the notions of 'build' and
'site'. IMO, we want:
current
let people build from the source distro, and those
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camps
and started cleaning up the core Maven build.
A Maven build for the site is on my to-do list, but as you've no doubt
noticed, I haven't had a whole lot of time to spend on it lately. I am
hoping to get back to it soon - perhaps this thread will be sufficient
as a nudge. ;-)
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to build it all locally.
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mechanism in the samples.
Unfortunately, we'll still need to provide the TLDs as separate files
with the taglib subproject, so that people will not be forced to
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tests just worked. I'd like to keep it
that way. ;-)
As far as duplicate files go, shouldn't it just be a case of
taglib-independent stuff goes in core, and taglib-dependent stuff goes
in taglib? Am I missing something?
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Good catch. Please file an enhancement request for this, so that it
doesn't get lost. See the instructions here:
http://struts.apache.org/faqs/helping.html#bugs
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I'm not sure
was pointed in the right direction. Hopefully it will
be back on line soon, butI haven't seen any news on that recently.
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Browsing the Subversion repository seem to have been unavailable for a long
time now
for developers eager to leverage the latest
technologies, like JavaServer Faces.
Both frameworks will have a home here so long as there are volunteers
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My guess is that you are using Servlets 2.4, and you are not online.
Struts has copies of the 2.2 and 2.3 DTDs locally, but not the 2.4
XSD, so it will try to retrieve that from the Sun web site. If you're
not online, that will fail, obviously.
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This raises a question which I don't feel we've really pinned down
yet -- how should we version artifacts between releases? Right now,
the result of maven jar for struts-el is struts-el-1.2.6.jar
probably right.
At some point, though, the build in 'core' will build only 'core', and
the nightly builds will want to use the uber-build instead. But we're
not there yet...
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convenience of developers wanting to build everything. Since the
subprojects will be independently released, we will not need an
uber-build to handle the release process. For these reasons, I think
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We don't want 'core' building stuff in 'apps'. The 'core' subproject
should not know about any other subprojects. As we discussed
that that would come out of a 'site'
pseudo-subproject. I still think that's the right place for it.
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automated site refreshes, eliminating the (funky, IMHO) current
mechanism of uploading a war and logging on to explode it in place.
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be convenient for developers to be able to build everything at once
now and then, but we won't need to package everything up into a single
drop.
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the dependency to 1.5.
Can you expand on this? What went missing, and how were we using it?
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thing
publish the sample.jar, so we
put on our
servers, especially for a project as popular as Struts.
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(BasicPortal is Apache License, that is Struts and it works at several
comercial even that is less work).
Springframework.com uses something. Etc. etc.
I use Drupal and am properly shamed
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I'm trying to create /struts/apps/trunk
Do I need some special permission?
Not that I'm aware of. I just created apps and apps/trunk, so you
should be all set.
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the weekend, when I'll hopefully
have time to make them build again. This sort of follows Ted's
suggestion, from some time ago, to focus on getting Core into shape
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Actually, I had bigger things in mindwell, sort of ;)
See intermixed.
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, but should get us up and running more quickly. Once we have a
standard directory structure in place, as you're suggesting and as I
was planning, it will be much easier to put a consistent build system
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it greater visibility, hopefully leading to more widespread
adoption, and the option of collecting together the Tiles adapters for
multiple frameworks, such as Struts, Velocity and MyFaces, for
starters.
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On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 09:48:21 -0600, Joe Germuska [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Folks,
The old Struts web site within the Jakarta site is still hanging
around. We've been redirecting from there to our struts.a.o site for
quite some time now, so I
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 07:29:46 -0500, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Struts as a group and Struts subprojects as artifacts within that
group (using Maven terminology here ;).
+1
The big difference here being that there would
a way to
do things hand-over-hand.
Yep. I expect we'll learn how to do that in the process of breaking
things up, as we are. In fact, I suspect we'll learn things we never
knew about the source code, too. ;-)
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that already use Tiles. There are already members of our
community here who use Tiles with technologies other than Struts (e.g.
Velocity and JSF / MyFaces), so I don't think that will be a stumbling
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Or, if someone made a home for Tiles at SourceForge or Tigris or
Codehaus
to see in a Struts 2.0 is strong support for highly
dynamic apps.This might include handling requests submitted as XML,
support for serialising to JavaScript or XML, etc.
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a
whole lot less relevant.
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time. If and when this changes, its likely to be
influenced heavily by Microsoft. I wouldn't count on it supporting
Java ;-)
The key to highly dynamic apps is JavaScript, not Java. The browser is
actually a very powerful beast, it's just that it's a royal pain to
tame it. ;-)
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, but FacesClient Components
appears to commit the cardinal sin of believing it owns the JavaScript
global namespace, which is pretty much guaranteed to cause problems
when any other JavaScript is used in the app.)
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sean
Craig
. ;-)
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Martin Cooper
The situation with Shale inside of MyFaces would be muddled by a
potential misunderstanding ... it would be silly to build such a thing
that was dependent on MyFaces internals, when you would really want
such an architecture to work on any JSF implementation (the same way
, this is
working out well for us (even if 1.3 technically doesn't exist yet ;).
I'm unlikely to be interested in a JSF based solution until the new
Dojo client side framework is complete and someone has figured out how
to build a JSF component library around that. I'm not holding my
breath. ;-)
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the RequestUtils class that's there now.
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it in 30 seconds flat, but hey,
I'll save ya the 30 seconds!)
Again, this isn't something tied to Struts in any way. It's also
something that comes with Tomcat already, in the form of a filter
(RequestDumperFilter).
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suppose most people who are
using it now are going to be able to migrate to a newer Struts, but
the thought crossed my mind...
This isn't a problem, since Don's removal only removed it from
'trunk'. It's still available in the 1.2.x branch, and so will still
be part of 1.2.7, etc.
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Martin Cooper
Sync up the 1.2.x branch. Again, the commit message was too large, so this
is just the file list.
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Date: 29 Dec 2004 00:43:35 -
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Subject: svn commit: r123585 - in struts/el/branches
Cool! Thanks, Hal. That was almost too easy. ;-)
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On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 19:08:23 -0500, Deadman, Hal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could do this, without the --dry-run option and with the appropriate
committer urls.
svn checkout
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/el
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