This seems to be a common design problem, so I figured i would take
it to the struts list for advice. In my application, a user can
login and perform functions, such as viewing/altering one's own
profile. Additionally, a user can have superuser priviledged, in
which case they can alter other
Ted Husted ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Value Objects, also called Transfer Objects, are a design pattern. The
idea is that you can minimize the calls to the business tier by
collecting all the data you might need at once and submitting it as a
batch. (Opposed to, say, updating a form a
Maybe I am just a little naive about the topic, but I just read a
tutorial on webwork2 and I see absolutely no reason why webwork has
to exist. Of course there are great ideas in the implementation of
webwork2, but I see no reason why they can't just be added to
struts. Take interceptors for
Maybe I am just a little naive about the topic, but I just read a
tutorial on webwork2 and I see absolutely no reason why webwork has
to exist. Of course there are great ideas in the implementation of
webwork2, but I see no reason why they can't just be added to
struts. Take interceptors
In my current position we are developing an application which lives
on two different urls, one for public pages (content) and another
for backend account access and content management. They both use
the same templates and should look and feel as if there is no
transistion. The problem is, the
I have an idea which I think would help to make struts more flexible
when it comes to skinning an application. I might get shot down
for this, but it makes a lot of sense to be, so here goes.
Currently in struts, the paths in the configuration file (and
taglibs) can follow a forwardPattern and
Adam Hardy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Well it is slightly off-topic because it's more a tomcat issue, but in
short I don't think you can achieve what you want to achieve using a
standard realm and container-managed security. You could easily put a
link to create a new account in your
When it comes to pagination, there are two solutions. Either put
the dataset in the session and let the taglib return to the jsp on
incremental pages or put the dataset in the request from the action
each time (or a third one would be to return to the action, but
check for the dataset's existence
Kruse, Matt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
From: Gemes Tibor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
addName('bean:write name=person property=lastname
filter=true/');
This filters the html sensitive chars.
Nope, that doesn't do the job (filter is true by default, btw).
It creates output like this:
Gemes Tibor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Franck Lefebure ?rta:
Hi,
Is there a way to perform nl2br conversion with struts taglibs ?
write a new taglib. If the taglib converts its body, you could use it over
every other taglib eg
app:nl2brbean:write ...//app:nl2br
No, no, no. Do
Kruse, Matt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Which is exactly what the string taglib does from
jakarta.apache.org, plus a lot of other cool things (think wordwrap
and nl2br)
I will check this out later. I just didn't want to introduce another taglib
into this project at this point in the
I just finished reading an article in the Java Developers Journal
about Java Value Types (JVTs) and I am very confused what the
difference is between these and Data Transfer Objects (DTOs). I
understand that a value objects (VO) is very simple data holder
(such as a Date or a Number) which is
Hookom, Jacob ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Your ActionForms should never be passed to your DB layer... ActionForms
should have strict String attributes and in your Action, take care of
mapping your Business Beans to your ActionForms and visa versa-- two
similar, but separate objects.
Lukas Bradley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Error message:
No input attribute for mapping path /user/BankAccount
My action:
action path=/user/BankAccount type=mypackage.ui.actions.BankAccountAction
name=form.user.bankaccount scope=request
forward name=success
Hookom, Jacob ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I read the article also and it seemed like old news DTO, BO, JVT, POJO,
etc they are all the same to me :)
It sure would be nice if someone could pick one name and stick with
it. It definitely seemed like old news, which is why I just had to
ask
Lukas Bradley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
The input attribute does not seem to need to be required.
It should only be required if validation is set to true for this
mapping.
I explicitly set validation=false and it works now. I'm using 1.1 RC1.
According to the DTD, the default is
Lukas Bradley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
According to the DTD, the default is true if you specify a form (the
name attribute). Otherwise it is ignored. So yes, you need to
set it to false in this case and that is the expected behavior.
Live and learn. I always thought it was
A comment was made a few days back that this dicussion (of DTOs vs
ActionForms) comes up every two weeks. I think this is for 2
reaons. The first is that it is clearly the most confusing part of
Struts. Second, I don't think there is a single definitive example
of this yet. I believe that Matt
Kruse, Matt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Simple question,
When I want to use bean:write to print a value into a JSP, to be included
as an argument in a javascript function, how can I escape the output in
cases where it has ' and and newline characters?
For example,
addName('bean:write
Laurent PETIT ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello,
IMHO, there's a difference between DTOs and Value Objects.
When I use the term Value Object, I mean an immutable object, such as a
String, a Date, a Money, those things who are best designed as immutable
if you want to take it easy
For those of you who are using DispatchAction and are having difficulty
with the validation framework, I have an idea to propose. Up to this
point the two practices seemed to conflict, namely because the validator
cannot distinguish between
EditUser?method=save
EditUser?method=delete
For those of you who are using DispatchAction and are having difficulty with
the validation framework, I have an idea to propose. Up to this point the two
practices seemed to conflict, namely because the validator cannot distinguish
between
EditUser?method=save
EditUser?method=delete
For example, in the Hibernate FAQ, I've found this entry :
In an MVC application, how can we ensure that all proxies and lazy
collections will be initialized when the view tries to access them?
1- One possible approach is to leave the session open (and transaction
uncommitted) when
Phillip Qin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
From the Hello application, coding is quite neat.
phrame however is no where near a complete struts. It has the idea
of the same MVC as struts, but you aren't going to be able to start
porting applications to it. Coil for python is almost a complete
I have a site that has 6 or so main tabs. I was thinking how I
would know which tab was active based on the page the user was
currently visiting. I came up with one idea, but perhaps other
people have ideas as well.
In my tiles I set aside a variable name 'section' which by default
is Home. In
Andrew Hill ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Im not using tiles and tiles tabs but my app does have navigation links that
need to be highlighted.
These links come from a config file (navigation-config.xml) , which
specifies such things as the links label key and the url to which it points
(usually
I have been studying the roller weblogger very closly lately, but I
had a question about how it passes data down to the view. In roller
it seems like all the controller does is pick the right page to go
to, for example on the news aggregator page it simply forwards to
the newsfeed-view.jsp page
Correct me if I am wrong, but if you are doing a multipage form you
have to put the form into the session scope in order to retain it
throughout the duration of the wizard, am I right? The only way to
avoid it would be to place hidden fields in the second and third
pages to hold the values so
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
As far as requirements, you should pick up a Rational Unified Process book and look
at designing use-cases with Word.
...or KWord or swriter (OpenOffice/StarOffice)
Design, you can use visio
ArgoUML or Dia
Sorry, just had to plug for the open
When creating a multipage validating form wizard, it can often be
inconvient if the user makes an error on the 6th page and is taken
all the way to page 1 to notify the user of the error. This happens
because the input attribute on an action-mapping can only be a
single page. The following would
In several books, the nested tag library is introduced with struts
action forms using the following example:
Assume you have a personal information form which includes a person
object and a nested address object. The form would contain a single
object, the Person object and that person object
Dan Allen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
In several books, the nested tag library is introduced with struts
action forms using the following example:
Assume you have a personal information form which includes a person
object and a nested address object. The form would contain a single
object
Steve Raeburn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Doesn't look like struts as all URLS use the same path /store/main?cmd=...
Though it is using the Front Controller pattern, there's no evidence that
this is even running Java.
Actually there is a jsessionid in the j2ee format, so I know it is
at least
Guido ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hola!
I only want to show you my first Struts app. http://sharedfilms.no-ip.com
Problems i've found:
- My database (mySQL) pool connections seem to crash when they are idle
for some time (6-10 hours?) I have the autoReconnect parameter in the
I believe that punchstock.com is using struts, and the action
mapping prefix they are using is /store rather than /do or *.do
Search for an image and look at the source. I could be wrong of
course, but it looks and feels like struts.
Dan
p.s. You web-devs out there should be familiar with
While this is a shameless plug, I have worked many hours on an open
source solution to this problem, so I felt it needed mentioning
here. I wrote a menu system called domMenu and it uses a radial
algorithm to detect select boxes and hides them as necessary when
opening a menu. The same algorithm
Usually *lots* cheaper than paying your developers the extra hours
it takes to build the standard form beans.
Amen to that!
Dan
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When I visit a struts page for the very first time in a browser
(best way to test this is simply with lynx -source) it is adding the
following to the end of all urls:
;jsessionid=F4CF99D47374DF90EA1CEB573A0A32A5
which is breaking the images and stylesheet references until I
reload (or in the
I am working with a jsp developer who uses windows, where I use
linux. When he checks out a copy of the application in the revision
system, the log4j.properties file is not playing fair. I have in it
log4j.appender.default.File=/var/tomcat4/logs/struts.log
But his path to tomcat is not the
apachep2 ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I want to know too. Currently I use 2 properties files, one for win32,
one for linux. When I build my app, I let ant detect which to use.
That was one solution I was thinking of but seems pretty lame to
have to do. Unfortunately my JSP developer isn't
Sounds like a good question for the Log4J user list :-).
True true, but sometimes I through in an [OT] just not to have to join
yet another mailinglist to post a question. I am already on like 12
mailinglists and sometimes it is a bit of a barrier to asking a
question to have to join and setup
David Graham ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Search the bug list for the html:img or html:rewrite tag. I think this is a
known issue.
Nope, but I added one. I guess I am going to try to hack a solution
to this myself because this is screwing up my application and is not
going to be acceptable to
Raible, Matt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
For your images and stylesheets, I suggest using html:rewrite for the
paths - works great for me.
img src=html:rewrite page=/images/myImage.gif/ alt=alt text /
I don't think you are understanding the issue at hand.
David, sorry about the duplicate
Cedric Dumoulin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi,
If you use your own defined Item class, you can disable the xml
validation to add your extra properties (set the appropriate option in
the TilesPlugin).
Also, you can use the bean tag instead of item:
bean classname=...
MOZILLA! There isn't a person I have introduced to mozilla, both
microsoft lovers and haters alike, that do not swear by mozilla now.
If tab browsing, dom inspector, javascript console or javascript
debugger doesn't catch your interest, then you are just not
interested in software. Mozilla
David Graham ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Oh how we all love a good browser war :-). Mozilla is ok but amateur.
Opera has those features and they are implemented better than Mozilla's.
I will help you out, Opera rocks too! I love them both equally well
on different days.
Quick examples:
I am having a real issue with the way that form beans are cached.
If you create a form bean called myForm, visit the page, then change
the form bean to MyForm and visit the page again, you will get a
form bean retrieval error until you restart the whole container (not
just the application in the
I took the lead of Cedric when he made his SimpleMenuItem and I
extended it to make a SimpleMenuActionItem with the following
layout:
item text=Home action=/Home
classtype=net.creativerge.bean.SimpleMenuActionItem/
However, now I am getting DTD parse errors all over the place. It
seems sort of
The README.txt file in the contrib/struts-el folder explains what JSTL tags to use
in place of the missing Struts tags.
But I'm not sure why logic-el:present and logic-el:notPresent were implemented
in Struts-EL.
What can you do with those tags that you cannot do with JSTL?
How does
I encountered an error which tripped me up for 30 minutes today. I
visited one of my deployed pages, then changed one of the fields in
my form in both struts-config.xml and validator.xml and then
reloaded both my application and tomcat. Each time I got an error
that there was no getter for the
Ashish Kulkarni ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi,
u may also wana look at macromedia dreamweaver MX, u
can add any number of taglibs and it works fine, also
have capability to do visual editing
I have never understood this request at all, I mean, what does it
really mean to have a JSP editor?
Is there any reason why action is missing from html:rewrite?
Since html:rewrite is just the abtracted part of generating the href
for an html:link, it would seem to me like it too should have an
action attribute. Am I wrong?
Dan
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I agree. I've heard on a few other lists that the
subscription/unsubscription process can act like 'Hotel Apache' on
occasion. You can unsubscribe, but you can NEVER LEAVE!!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Put that one in the top ten for this year!
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Is it possible to add a tag onto an existing tag library without
adjusting the original *.tld file? What I mean is, in a second
*.tld file, would it be possible to specify that it extends a set of
tags and then add one or two of your own. Or do you have to use
seperate prefixes for the new set
James Mitchell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 11:39, David Graham wrote:
I don't mind if the attribute gets added but *not* for 1.1. There are some
simple features I've been tempted to add but we need to keep the code
freeze in place. We've got 0 open bug reports!
No, you cannot directly extend a TLD. However, you can write a second
TLD that is a copy of the original one, which uses all the same tags and
classes, but adds an additional tag and class. In your JSP page, you
could use the same prefix, but change the URI on your taglib tag to
point to
While working with javascript I noticed that it would be helpful if
I could have the output tag escape either set of quotes (' or ).
Do the jstl files have anything like
c:out escapeQuotes=true/
similar to escapeXml?
Perhaps this would be better for my filter taglibs ;)
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There have been several discussions on this list about how security
should be loosely coupled with the ActionServlet itself (a filter on
top of the application), but I am curious to know the best
practicing for handling the following type of case.
Assume I have an action with a path of
After reading the suggestions, I am going to go with two different
actions for setting up the form. In order to use container managed
security most effectively, I am going to prefix paths with admin
restrictions with admin/ for ease of filter matching.
So
/EditAccount
This mail is really like a [FRIDAY] coming on Sunday. I just
couldn't wait until next Friday to talk about it. I recommend all
business conscious or just curious struts developers/users to check
out the Jan/Feb 2003 edition of Oracle magazine for a horde of
articles on Struts. Sure, most of
At some point the action class has to pass data onto the JSP for
displaying, such as a list of items. This data can either be placed
in the session or the request, depending on how long it needs to
persist. So in essence, the JSP has to work with what I view as
magical data, since the JSP just
Looks like a good solution to me.
Excellent, I am starting to get this ;)
Note, btw, that I did not mean to recommend desk phone as a generic
identifier.
Naturally, I will use what is specific to my app.
Dan
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struts struts ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi,
Has any one used tabs .As they are client side Javascript .
How does structs which is a server side framework deal with it .
?
-thanx for ur inputs
Look at the tiles-documentation.war for an example.
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The alternative is to use the request.getParameter(..) method,
which is what I'm doing at present.
You definitly don't want to be doing this. First cast your form to
a DynaValidatorForm and then case each property as appropriate:
String name = (String) form.get(name);
...however,
I have
Marco Tedone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Thank you Dan, your suggestions are inviting...In which cases can you use
BeanUtils.copyProperties? Sorry for that question, I hadn't time to go
trough the documentation, so If you can give me some insights, otherwise
I'll wait until I'll have some
Mitchell Morris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hmmm ... looking in the BeanUtils javadocs, I see there's already an
IntegerArrayConverter which turns a String[] into an int[]. Oh look! The
author's name seems oddly familiar; anybody know some guy named Craig R.
McClanahan?
Stephen Smithstone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Have u tried sharing the drive as a network drive with permissions on it ??
then get the jsp developer to map the network to a drive on his computer
We aren't even in the same county, so this will be a little hard. I
guess a good question to
Dan Allen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Mitchell Morris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hmmm ... looking in the BeanUtils javadocs, I see there's already an
IntegerArrayConverter which turns a String[] into an int[]. Oh look! The
author's name seems oddly familiar; anybody know some guy named
Here it is:
--- StringArrayConverter.java.orig 2003-03-21 04:43:17.0 -0500
+++ StringArrayConverter.java 2003-03-21 04:43:20.0 -0500
@@ -113,6 +113,10 @@
// --- Static Variables
+ /**
+* p Model
Using security filter and the org.apache.catalina.realm.JDBCRealm,
if I reload my application all the active sessions are dropped.
Isn't the idea of reloading the application (through the manager) to
preserve all the sessions?
I can't for the life of me figure out what is screwing up. All I am
So far I don't see much I like. If the JSP developer uploads right
to the webapp then my web resources are out of sync. That means if
I make a tweak to the JSP the next time he uploads, poof. That is
damn ugly.
The best scenario is as follows. There is a single CVS repository.
I have tomcat
I'm running an Apache (1.3) webserver on linux (Suse 8) that has
multiple virtual hosts. I'm using JkMount (AJP 13) to get Tomcat to
handle my Struts .jsp files. At the moment JkMount only looks in ROOT
for jsp files, so even though I have the doc root set to
I can't believe it takes a rocket scientist to setup these darn
connectors. Plus, I can't for the life of me find a tutorial on
doing this in apache 1.3, everyone seems to be running apache2 these
days even though it isn't considered stable by most linux distros.
Frustrating.
Dan
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Alright, I got this to work with mod_jk and apache 1.3 out of the
box...but be sure to change the locahost to localhost in the
workers.properties file (typo)
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/jk/quickhowto.html
Dan
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Boris Folgmann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Dan Allen wrote:
Isn't the idea of reloading the application (through the manager) to
preserve all the sessions?
No, you do a reload when your WEB-INF/classes have changed. It's impossible
to reuse the old session data, because your classes
James Mitchell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Fri, 2003-03-21 at 00:37, Dan Allen wrote:
I'm sorry to bother you all with this silly question but can someone please
tell me how to unsubscibe from this list?
I've tried sending countless emails to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] but that does
Vladislav Kamensky ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is it possible to create Action that will have forward which is not specified by
struts-config.xml. I know that I can create Action that will create its own
forward
on the basis of HttpRequest parameter, for example, but I need a bit different
Sloan Seaman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
You can also have imultiple files and then have ANT use a skeleton
struts-config.xml file to build the final file.
Just use variable replacement in ANT to insert all the seperate files into
one master file (that is how we do it)
Great idea! Who
Just a quick little security question here. Do you think it would
be better to make a special role for inactive users or do you think
that an active/inactive switch should be a field in the datatable
for the user?
Basically, the user signs up, but then they have to be activated
before they can
David Graham ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/struts-html.html#errors
David
I knew that was coming, there is no time for lazyness on this list
people ;)
Dave will keep you straight, get that manual and do some light
reading tonight!
hehehee
Dan
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I would use a database field for this so every app. accessing the database
can use the feature. Even if you only have one app. now, you may have more
in the future.
David
So you are saying a field with 'isActive' of type boolean (or
whatever the
I find that the best way to create a (somewhat static) select list
of options on an html page (such as a list of countries, states,
industries, services, etc..) is to make a Bean for the collection.
Then, in the jsp page, you simply do the following:
jsp:useBean id=industryOptionBean
While coding my new application in struts, I came across what I deam
to be a missing feature in the struts taglibs. As I present the
problem and the solution I came up with, hopefully it will become
clear that this tag is a good idea.
On a particular page, call it a profile page, I was putting
Mike Ash ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Where is this securityfilter project?
sourceforge.net
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The package
I truly believe that nl2br would be a most excellent taglib.
Already my web developer has thanked me 10 times for making this tag
for him. Here is why. Often times the jsp developer needs to
include a large about of descriptive text with paragraph breaks.
Normally he/she would have to flood the
I have a very small request for struts-console. There is an option
to format the output, which I like to use, but it strips comments.
Is there anyway to format the output and leave in the comments?
Those comments are important for me when I am looking at the raw
source code because they are notes
David Graham ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
This kind of logic is better done in an Action, not in the view layer.
David
I disagree in this case. Assets should only be the concern of the
view and sometimes, the view has to make sure that a certain state
exists before it can display the asset.
Arron Bates ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Nice piece of work, it looks familiar...
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg63442.html
...never thought feedback on the solution would be like this, but each to
their own. For those interested, the link contains code which can be used
Andy Kriger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I have a validation rule that looks like this...
field property=phoneExt
depends=mask
arg0 key=phone/
arg1 key=phone.ext/
var
var-namemask/var-name
var-value^\s*\d*\s*$/var-value
/var
Edgar Dollin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I suppose this will start a war, but it is always healthy to keep an eye
out.
http://www.fawcette.com/javapro/2003_03/online/j2ee_bkurniawan_03_11_03/
http://www.fawcette.com/javapro/2003_03/online/j2ee_bkurniawan_03_11_03/
Who is Microsoft? Oh,
I am looking for some advice/articles on setting up my struts
application so that all members of the team can all work with it.
Let me first state my situation/dilemma and let you know what I am
looking for.
1. I have a source tree (/home/me/src/struts/projects/project1)
outside of the web folder
I always feel bad when I ask a question that is in the existing
documentation.
For others (unlike David) who do not have the documentation
memorized, the logic:present tag will take a role attribute:
Checks whether the currently authenticated user (if any) has been
associated with any
I always feel bad when I ask a question that is in the existing
documentation.
For others (unlike David) who do not have the documentation
memorized, the logic:present tag will take a role attribute:
Checks whether the currently authenticated user (if any) has been
associated with any
I'm sorry to bother you all with this silly question but can someone please
tell me how to unsubscibe from this list?
I've tried sending countless emails to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] but that does not seem to work.
As I share this email with my wife, you can imagine her 'amused' look when
the
to the Struts Mail List Archive.
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
and
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/SummarizeList?listId=42
The second interface seems to give more relevant search results. Have
others found this to be true?
You should also try
bean:write name=user property=address.city /
Again, with struts-el
c:out value=${user.address.city}/
Dan
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Assuming I am storing a public file in my web directory who's real
path is
/var/tomcat/webapps/program/file.dat
How would I reference that file in my Action class in order to read
in the data? My concern of course is how to get the path info
preceding my application, namely
Dan Allen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Assuming I am storing a public file in my web directory who's real
path is
/var/tomcat/webapps/program/file.dat
How would I reference that file in my Action class in order to read
in the data? My concern of course is how to get the path info
perhaps org.apache.commons.resources.file.web.WebappFileResources?
Dan
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Daniel Allen, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.mojavelinux.com/
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When you're raised by the Jesuits,
Does someone out there have something against formatting the .tld
xml files for taglib definitions that no one ever does it? Just
seems odd that every .tld I open from the struts sourcecode is
totally unreadable. Maybe someone could serve them a little xmllint
--format?
Dan
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