Is there a reason why most if not all of the tags will throw
JspException if the looked up Resource is null or not found? I
understand that you, the programmer, would want to know if you
did not bind an object correctly, but when it comes to
production, why would you ever want it to thow the
A few notes from a few responses:
1) Object explosion for large sites--1-to-1 mapping of
URLs to objects can
lead to hundreds of small classes. It really bothers me that
Struts
encourages this kind of situation. Although the
DispatchAction helps a lot.
30 years of professional
This response in now way constitutes an honest attempt at a
resolution for this issue (as I have not yet had a chance to
even look at the DynaForm class). With the disclaimer out of the
way, let me tell you what I do on my current assignment and
perhaps some of this can be adapted:
Because my
Sorry Kedar, I have to agree with James. The developers list is
for furthering the development of Struts itself (enhancement/bug
discussions, etc.), the users list is for getting help to build
your individual application. That being said, it sounds as if
your mapping isn't being invoked
This is exactly what I'm doing (the instance level
BusinessDelegate coupled with a singleton ServiceLocator), but I
do not cache the EJBHome objects in my ServiceLocator simply
because most containers do that on their own now, and doing so
somewhat limits the JNDI look-ups to be consistent system
Have there been any solid tests in regards to the scalability of
using the Action Servlet and Action class (as opposed to using a
single Filter servlet which forwards to other Servlets)? I am
especially concerned since my Action class connects (thru a
BusinessDelegate) to one or more EJB's that
)
and why it is superior to all other Java Web Application
Development
Frameworks.
I hope this helps.
JM
Its a dog-eat-dog world out there, and I feel like I'm
wearing milkbone
underwear!
Guess who?
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always going to come from bad code or database mis-use
rather
than a framework like Struts.
Hal
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I'm
