I've downloaded the examples, but I can't find any of the code in
chap13, EJB and Struts. It would save me a bunch of typing...
Darrel
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Hi,
We tried using struts tags like that. I am sure it will work but
JSTL/Struts-EL makes things more simple like this.
c:forEach items=${xOptions} varStatus=status
c:if test=${xOptions[status.count - 1].value == reportForm.xGroups[0]}
c:out value=${xOptions[status.count - 1].label}/
/c:if
I have a similar scenario but in my case the sending action does not have
the same form bean bean associated as the destination. So what I want to do
is to instantiate a form bean which the JSP is expecting and put it in the
request scope.
Here is my code:
DynaActionForm form = new
Context path?
td a href=#
onClick=window.open('%=request.getContextPath()%/screenLabelDetails.do')CLICK
HERE/a/td
-Max
On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 23:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
how to open a new window in click of a link i used this code
td a href=#
exactly correct. this works
-Original Message-
From: Max Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 21, 2002 5:08 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: how to open a window on click of a link
Context path?
td a href=#
At 18:14 20/12/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Are the generated urls to the images the same on both machines?
yes, the generated html looks identical. I'm deploying an ear file built
using ant. I did have someone deploy it on JBoss 2.4 to check and they got
the images!
Rachel Andrew
work:
hi,
I am a newbie ...but i read somewhere that there is a restrcition on the
size of JSP, in-built in J2EE.
I beleive that this is the coz of ur error.
hope it helps
Jitendra
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From: Michael Marrotte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Should use the following way to instantiate a DynaActionForm:
DynaBean form =
DynaActionFormClass.getDynaActionFormClass(accessory).newInstance();
But surprisingly i can't find this method on the API on the Docs on the
struts website. http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/api/index.html
Thanks,
Removing the try/catch block would be a truly inelegant solution.
The try/catch is probably added by the jsp compiler.
BAL
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From: David Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 20, 2002 8:09 PM
Subject: Re: code too large for try statement
wow, I once got that error when we were writing a converter for
Tango/ColdFusion to java. It turned out that there is a limit in
methods of 64k, how much data is in your try statement???
R
On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 07:30 AM, Jitendra Singh wrote:
hi,
I am a newbie ...but i read
Just started using the Tomcat server... I get the following from some
of my action servlets...
ant clues?
Thanks, aj
2002-12-21 11:27:34 StandardWrapperValve[action]: Servlet.service() for
servlet action threw exception
javax.servlet.ServletException
at
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, Jitendra Singh wrote:
I am a newbie ...but i read somewhere that there is a restrcition on the
size of JSP, in-built in J2EE.
The built in restriction is actually the JVM's limit of 64kb on the size
of a particular method. It's not anything imposed by J2EE or the JSP
Your AdminNewsAction is throwing a NPE.
David
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Date: Sat, 21 Dec 2002 11:32:44 -0600
Just started using the Tomcat
I saw that, but was wondering if it was something more specific to a
Tomcat configuration with Struts... I have used this webapp with iPlanet
v6 sp2 for quite a while with no problems.
David Graham wrote:
Your AdminNewsAction is throwing a NPE.
David
From: ajTreece [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You'll have to provide more information for anyone here to help you.
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I think the best bet would be for you to set an http proxy for her.
I recommend squid as the most reliable and easyest to install.
The trickiest part will be the access list that you have to set up
so read the docs. If you have trouble the squid access logs are your
friend.
Eddie Bush wrote:
You
Thanks! I'll check into it :-)
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
I think the best bet would be for you to set an http proxy for her.
I recommend squid as the most reliable and easyest to install.
The trickiest part will be the access list that you have to set up
so read the docs. If you have trouble the
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