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From: ZYD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 10:50 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: How to validate html:radio is selected on a JSP page?
Yes, that works. But that's not decent like you
I read that the ActionErrors and ActionError classes will be deprecated by
ActionMessage and ActionMessages..
Question 1:
How will this influence the signature for a validator which today has ActionErrors as
one of the parameters:
(java.lang.Object,
Hi,
Can someone help me with this. I want to iterate though form field
values, something like this org.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN[0].mode,
mode being one of the field values of the form
Thanks
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thnx Steve!
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There is.
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/configuration.html#controll
er_config
Steve
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Need to know what your validator.xml looks like and form-bean stuff in
your struts-config.
Just sticking html:radio indexed=true .. doesn't say very much.. and
just because its displayed doesn't mean its working..
So give more detail have read the documents. Forget about databases for
now and
I think images need to be relative to the stylesheet.
Cal
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From: Caroline Jen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 23:25
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Tiles And Images
Hi, everybody. I have my problem solved. The images
should be
Ruth I don't think so. They were thinking of this option. The HTML:BASE renders a
base/ tag reference relative to the page request. So if your template is in the app
root then the effect is the same. I use templates that are actually in different
directories so in order to ensure all
I found this:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg79778.html
but it seem the problem is still not solved, right?
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From: Rajat Pandit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 3:01 PM
Subject: RE:
Hello mark,
This is my situtation
This is an extract from my action form
private float[] bidAmount;
public float[] getBidAmount() {
return bidAmount;
}
public void setBidAmount(float[] bidAmount) {
this.bidAmount = bidAmount;
}
In my jsp I want this to
Look man I know what its like being up against the wire, but you're
demanding that someone else bails you out the chaos. don't try and
build apps around validator you'll run into trouble.
If you took a proper look at the responses instead of wetting your
pants you might make some progress.
Are you sure you can use float arrays in an ActionForm.
I think ActionForm beans accept only String values. It's up to you
to do conversion from/to Float.
Rajat Pandit wrote:
Hello mark,
This is my situtation
This is an extract from my action form
private float[] bidAmount;
public
Hello fred,
Thanks for the reply, so just for clarifiation, if I am using a
property which will be indexed then the getters and setters will be a
little different from the usual set and get
Ie
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
return bidAmount[index];
}
And
public void
Sorry mark, that wasn't addressed to you. I was more concenred about the
indexed properties, and not about the data type. I am really sorry if I
conveyed the wrong message. Hope you will forgive me, I didn't mean to
hurt or upset anyone.
-Original Message-
From: Mark Lowe
my response was about indexed properties. and the next man was just
suggesting you use strings rather than float.
fred's answer looks like it will work, in principle its along the same
lines as mine, just he's not nesting a bean in the form bean. So its
more along what you've got already.
Using the html:base/ tag is powerful, though, as it allows you to use
relative (to page) references for links/images/etc. - if needed, and
module relative references are still supported by html:img .../,
html:rewrite .../, and of course, html:link .../html:link tags.
That's how our application
Looks OK.
However, I would not use a basic array (private members) but ArrayList,
HashMap or LinkedList, etc.
I did not manage to have arrays working (the lazy initialization
failed).
You will have problems in JSPs.
Le dim 26/10/2003 18:04, Rajat Pandit a crit :
Hello fred,
Thanks for the
Its certainly the case with dynaforms, that life is easier just to have
everything as strings including any nested beans..
logic:iterate id=amount name=myFormName property=bidAmount
html:text property=amount indexed=true /
/logic:iterate
I'd stick to strings, and perhaps organise things
Hello,
I am pasting some excepts from the struts documentation. It would be
really great if someone could help me clear this.
Question 1:
!-- snip --
The indexed tags feature is provided by several tags that have an
optional boolean indexed attribute. This is only legal when inside a
I seriously have other issues right now! But I guess it does work. Tht's
how you get the validate function to check if you entered a float value
or not.
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From: Todor Sergueev Petkov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 7:02 AM
To: Struts Users
Hi DN! Seems like the specs just changed..;) Please see inline
comments..
Dinh Nguyen wrote:
Geeta,
thanks for pointing out the issue, however, we take care of that in
the validation form. Either way if the user misses some fields,
he/she'll be redirected back to the registration form
Rajat,
Here is an example of an indexed property called 'signal' (in my
application it holds complex objects, not simple strings or integers):
public OrderedSignalBean getSignal(int index) {
while( index = this.getSignals().size() ){
One way of accomplishing what you want to do, I think, is simply making
calls to the appropriate Struts classes that are called when html:link
is parsed compiled. Instead of outputting an html:link - just call
those methods with the arguments that you would write out as html:link
attributes,
One way of accomplishing what you want to do, I think, is simply making
calls to the appropriate Struts classes that are called when html:link
is parsed compiled. Instead of outputting an html:link - just call
those methods with the arguments that you would write out as html:link
attributes,
Craig R.McClanahan wrote:
To accomplish what you are after, you would need another
layer of compilation.
You'll need to come up with a different approach to accomplish what you
are after.
I think this link ( an article by Jason Diamon at xml.com) presents an
example of what Craig calls another
I think you'll still end up with a severe performance penalty. If you
generate JSP dynamically, that JSP will have to be pre-compiled each
time you re-generate it.
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Craig R.McClanahan wrote:
To accomplish what you are after, you would need another
layer of
Rajat,
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but by definition, one of your radio
buttons should be checked. If you display your form without having any of
your radio buttons checked, then it amounts to a checkbox. If you
initialize your form bean correctly, one will be checked and then, you
I apologize for the original cross-post. I was hoping there might be a
Struts method to do what I wanted.
Here is something I wrote to the other group, after a post from Felipe Leme.
I think you can accomplish what you're looking for using JSP 2.0 and tag
files.
Yep. That's exactly what I'm
Hello sorry for posting the same question again and again. But I seem to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few (more) questions. Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different states(checbox) and
each
Hi All,
I am reposting the same question, can any one help me out on this...
I am using commons-digester1.5 , I am digesting a xml file using xml
rules. When I run the Parsing in a stand alone mode it works fine. But when
the same parser is used along with Weblogic I am getting
Is there any reason why I cannot use the names in tiles definitions in
tiles-def.xml as the reference in forwards inside Action subclasses?
Can I just use return (new ActionForward([NAME OF TILES DEFINITION]));
rather than, e.g., return (new ActionForward(mapping.getInput()));?
Thanks,
I said,
Hi Lukas,
If I understand you correctly ...
But I didn't (understand that is). I guess my reading comprehension
skills at 6am just aren't up to it ;)
So just disregard my last
Mark
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Hi all,
Maybe I'm just tired, but the answer to this is not to be found. I could me
making this harder than it is, or something might be right in front of me,
and I don't see it.
What I want is a custom tag that creates other custom tags. Here is a
simple example:
lukas:myTag lang=en /
Lukas Bradley wrote:
Hi all,
Maybe I'm just tired, but the answer to this is not to be found. I could me
making this harder than it is, or something might be right in front of me,
and I don't see it.
What I want is a custom tag that creates other custom tags. Here is a
simple example:
Ruth, Craig, and lurkers,
I think what I'm after boils down to a method like this:
public String renderTag(PageContext pPageContext, Tag pTagToRender) throws
JspException
After creating the tag manually, you could pass it to this method, and have
it rendered. The return value of a String
Lukas Bradley wrote:
Ruth, Craig, and lurkers,
I think what I'm after boils down to a method like this:
public String renderTag(PageContext pPageContext, Tag pTagToRender) throws
JspException
A look at the JSP Specification will tell you that this would not work
at all for a classic tag
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