Hi,
i want to do a xml translation on a specific file and am using the following
in my maverick.xml:
command name=testfile
view path=data.xml
transform path=xslfile.xsl/
/view
/command
The problem is that i receive my xsl file and not the transformation..
Any
Almost. I needed a patch applied to the FormProc CVS first. I'm now told
it's been applied, and I'll be able to check that one out and test it
this afternoon. Then I can post ours! yeah/
-Ted.
Kevin O'Neill wrote:
On Wed, 2003-09-24 at 05:58, Ted Husted wrote:
Mike Moulton wrote:
Your
In the most examples the controller is a model. Controller may have
inherited several properties from parent class, e.g. getDest().
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model is the Controller that you specify in maverick.xml. This
controller is stuffed in the the request attributes under the name
model.
To get the model outside of jstl might make more sense:
MyController model = (MyController)request.getAttribute(model);
So ${model.dest} would be actually
Jaap van Hengstum wrote:
Can I ask why you are using FormProc and not Commons Validator? Since I've never used it yet, I was wondering FormProc has advantages over Validator.
The focus of the Validator is on validating JavaBeans. an interesting
problem space, but it's not really what we need to
I'd say they were distinct. You could do things like combine them into a
single chain, but that seems to place too much dependence on the catalog.
There's also the situation where you call the business layer command,
but it fails, so you branch to another page. Given this sort of thing,
it can
I believe so, Jeff or others? As I understand it, model represents your Controller
class therefore anything in your jsp that is ${model.something} where something is a
getter in your controller.
The quick answer is Yes.
So basically everything the jsp needs should ge accessible
with a
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It was also easy to modify FormProc to solve the nasty problem of
redisplaying input. It already kept a list of the