This section of the book sounds interesting, but
it would be nice if there were an example somewhere.
Can someone point me to one?
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This section of the book sounds
Hi there! I'm a newbie to Struts, and this question may be a little silly,
sorry.
How exactly do I use action errors? How do I render them? In my app, I
control the session via RequestProcessor using processPreProcess method. If
the session is invalid, I create a new error using
ActionErrors
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Hi there! I'm a newbie to Struts, and this question may be a
little silly,
sorry.
How exactly do I use action errors? How do I render them? In my
app, I
control the session via RequestProcessor
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Did you put the messages in the resource bundle?
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Emne: Struts and Action errors
Hi there! I'm a newbie to Struts, and this question may be a
little silly,
sorry.
How exactly do I use action errors? How do I render them
Hello,
I have a difficult problem. My action was executed twice and I don't know why.
There is a global forward in my main.jsp:
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %
logic:forward name=startpage/
struts-config.xml:
struts-config
global-forwards
forward
We had this problem briefly as well. Make sure you don't have a button that
looks like this on your JSP...
html:submit ... onclick=submit()/
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Thanks for your answer.
I have found the mistake. I had a # in my table-tag.
table background=#
...
/table
I don't know why struts execute the action twice, but without the # it functions.
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Thanks for your answer.
I have found the mistake. I had a # in my table-tag.
table background=#
...
/table
I don't know why struts execute the action twice, but without the # it
functions.
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Yep. That table thing is almost certainly a red herring.
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I didn't know table had a background attribute
: struts double action execution!?
Yep. That table thing is almost certainly a red herring.
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I didn't know table
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Yeah, wallaby-boy, I seem to remember a similar behavior when I was using
1.01 beta and using an image as an input to a submit tag.
Marconi
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On Fri, 25 Jul 2003, Andrew Hill wrote:
Date: Fri, 25 Jul
I have just started developing a Struts Webapp and was wondering if
there was an actual Struts app in production online that I could have a
look at?
Also, does anyone suggest a good IDE to work on. Currently i have
Eclipse with plugins galore. Is that the best option?
Thanks
Chirag
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I have just started developing a Struts Webapp and was wondering if
there was an actual Struts app in production online that I could have a
look at?
Also, does anyone suggest a good IDE to work on. Currently i have
baseBeans.com is done in Struts (via basicPortal). baseBeans.com cheat
sheet page has a link to many Struts related resources, including the
home page of Struts on Apache.
Eclipse is great.
btw: Struts in Action is also a name of a good Struts book.
.V
Chirag Mehta wrote:
I have just started
to the wrong place might deserve a reprimand or such like -
but destruction? ouch!
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My favorite email message sentence along this line is actually slightly
different:
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Hehe. Tongue in cheek surely? :-)
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Also, does anyone suggest a good IDE to work on. Currently i have
Eclipse with plugins galore. Is that the best option?
Try Exadel Struts Studio - http://www.strutsStudio.com
It also orients to people who learns Struts.
Hi All,
I'm working my way through the Artimus example in Struts In Action. I was
able to create the resources and I can see the tables in my MySQL database.
The Add Article and Find articles by [Title | Author | Content]
functions work, but the Find articles by ID and List articles posted
In Action - Artimus 1.0 example - SQLException
Hi All,
I'm working my way through the Artimus example in Struts In Action. I
was
able to create the resources and I can see the tables in my MySQL
database.
The Add Article and Find articles by [Title | Author | Content]
functions work
: Saturday, March 29, 2003 9:11 AM
Subject: Struts In Action - Artimus 1.0 example - SQLException
Hi All,
I'm working my way through the Artimus example in Struts In Action. I
was
able to create the resources and I can see the tables in my MySQL
database.
The Add Article and Find
()
-navjot
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Subject: Re: Struts In Action - Artimus 1.0 example - SQLException
Ok, so this is a problem with either the Artimus example code
through this example didn't run into the same thing. Its so annoying when
sample code doesn't work! :(
Thanks anyway!
--jeff
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What is the Configuration class attribute of an action mapping in the struts console?
I see it adds a className= but I have no idea what this is used for in Struts 1.1rc1
Thank You
Mick Knutson
Sr. Designer - Project Trust
aUBS AG, Financial - Zürich
Office: +41 (0)1/234.42.75
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Check the struts-config.xml DTD.
David
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What is the Configuration class attribute of an action
team to use, better to leave it subclassable. (In which case,
also remember to add serializable to the signature, since leaving that
out chokes some containers.)
-T.
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Hi, All:
Just like to get people's opinion on this small issue.
Now, I have been told that accessors and mutators should be declared final
(since these methods are not normally intended to be overridden). By doing
this, you take away the polymorphic nature of the method and allow a
In Listing 1.2 on page 20 in the book, RegisterAction.java has a line of source code
that reads:
UserDirectory.getInstance().setUser(user,password1);
My question is: What is UserDirectory, and what does that line do? I cannot find
anything about UserDirectory in any Java API.
Thanks.
?? (Question about Struts In Action by
Husted)
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2003 20:12:41 -0500
In Listing 1.2 on page 20 in the book, RegisterAction.java has a line of
source code that reads:
UserDirectory.getInstance().setUser(user,password1);
My question is: What is UserDirectory, and what does that line
The book has no discussion about installing J2EE when installing Tomcat. Yet, on page
20, Listing 1.2, RegisterAction.java imports the package javax.servlet.http.*. Is'nt
that package part of J2EE? How is this going to compile and work if no J2EE is
installed? I haven't gotten far enough to
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The book has no discussion about installing J2EE when installing Tomcat.
Yet, on page 20, Listing 1.2, RegisterAction.java imports the package
javax.servlet.http.*. Is'nt
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The book has no discussion about installing J2EE when
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in :Struts in
action...by Ted Husted et al..)
The best example of waht I'm calling an Action relay is how Struts
handles validation. If validation fails, the request is forwarded to the
input property, which could be another Action. This is done to complete
the response, rather than continue
comments:-))??
regards,
Shirish
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We achieve what you
: Friday, January 31, 2003 12:34 PM
To: struts-user
Cc: husted
Subject: RE: design question about action chainning(As quoted in :Struts
in action...by Ted Husted et al..)
Derek Richardson writes:
But you still have to duplicate code in the actions, right? Even if
that code is as simple
(As quoted
in :Struts
in action...by Ted Husted et al..)
Derek Richardson writes:
But you still have to duplicate code in the actions, right? Even if
that code is as simple as:
Service service = Service.getService(SERVICE_KEY);
Foo[] foos = service.getFoos
with a personalized token (what user has). Struts-Tiles action
allows you to do this at individual action level. In this example, you just
assign the action at authenticationLevel2. Your controller will send the
further challenge before serving the requested action. It remembers the user
requestURL so
to be
doing can be refactored into base actions or utility classes, so the
funcationality can be reused using standard object-orientated techniques.
-Ted.
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or modify more code.
BAL
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Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 13:06:30
Subject: design question about action chainning(As quoted in
:Struts in
action...by Ted Husted et al..)
The best example of waht I'm calling an Action relay is how Struts
handles validation. If validation fails, the request is
forwarded to the
input property, which could be another
Hi All,
I have a very basic design question about struts action design..We have been
developing a fairly large and complex web application involving struts and
struts has proved to be a great help :-)) But after reading the book by Mr.
Husted et al., Struts in action,I have some basic
it
into Struts errors.
Greg
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Hi All,
I
.
BaTien
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Hi All,
I have a very basic design question about struts action design
you get
reuse of presentation code, not just business logic.
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Even I was into the same dilemma which one to buy...
I then read a lot of reviews and decided that I want Struts in Action first,
and I have ordered it from Amazon.com, am waiting for the book now a
days..it will take almost 15 days for me to receive the book.
I chose this one only because
I've read Struts in Action. It seems to me that it is dummied a bit, but still a very
good book. I don't know about Struts Kick Start. Has anyone read Programming Jakarta
Struts from O'Reilly?
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Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 3:11 PM
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Struts Kick Start
I've read Struts in Action. It seems to me that it is dummied a bit, but
still a very good book. I don't know about Struts Kick Start. Has anyone
read
Read it? I helped edit it - see the acknowledgements at the beginning of
the book. It's the best of the lot.
Mark
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Has anyone read Programming Jakarta Struts from
Start [Was: Can anybody make a
recommendation between Struts in Action and Struts Kick Start]
Read it? I helped edit it - see the acknowledgements at the
beginning of
the book. It's the best of the lot.
Mark
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between Struts in Action and Struts Kick Start]
Read it? I helped edit it - see the acknowledgements at the beginning of the book.
It's the best of the lot.
Mark
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Has anyone
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Struts Kick Start is wonderful, Struts in Action is the Struts bible. Both
are complementary to each other, I'd suggest getting both.
Ilya
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Struts Kick Start is wonderful, Struts in Action is the Struts
bible. Both
are complementary to each other, I'd suggest getting both
List
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recommendation between Struts in Action and Struts Kick Start]
For SERIOUS Struts development (the kind that Mark does! ;-) a
developer/team needs a couple of books on Struts. This is because each
excels
I have purchased and just received both Struts in Action and Struts Kick
Start. For someone like me who is just moving into Struts, I have found
Struts Kick Start to be the best resource, due to it's extensive examples on
how to use the Struts tag libraries. The one thing I don't like about
How dare you accuse me of such!
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For SERIOUS ... (the kind that Mark does! ;-)
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Start [Was: Can anybody make a
recommendation between Struts in Action and Struts Kick Start]
This is Kevin - one of the co-authors of Kick Start.
The reprint we've been discussing is primarily because stocks have run
low.
Any changes will be very minimal.
I'd expect that maybe 3-4 pages will have
in Action Vs S Kick Start [Was: Can anybody make a
recommendation between Struts in Action and Struts Kick Start]
Hey, that would be great:-) Please do so, that way we won't have to
exchange our first print books for the new ones:-)
Ilya
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01/15/2003 11:57 AM between Struts in Action and Struts
Kick Start
Start [Was: Can anybody make a
recommendation between Struts in Action and Struts Kick Start]
Sure -
Send it to me with a BASASE (Big A-- Self Addressed Stamped
Envelope) and
I'll turn it around right away
a recommendation
01/15/2003 12:30 PM between Struts in Action and Struts
Kick Start]
Please respond to Struts
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All told in the end I believe with any luck we'll make an hourly rate
similar that of a gas station attendent. The gas station
attendant, though,
gets free coffee - we purchased
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I
I ordered the Struts in Action book on Amazon in early Nov. I did go on
backorder status, but I received my copy the week before Christmas. Perhaps
they have a large number of people on backorder status as I was, and don't
want to accept new orders until they have filled all of their current
it everywhere.
Ilya
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Subject: FYI: Struts in Action Unavailable at
Amazon
I tried to place an order for Struts in Action
just prior to Christmas.
Here's
After several inquiries, my publisher has finally gotten Amazon to
update their database to reflect the true status of the book, Available
in 24 hours.
They do have copies in the warehouse, and a third reprinting is in the
works for when these run out.
Thanks for bringing this up =:0)
-Ted.
3rd printing huh?
Congrats to you all! Who says you can't make a living off of
open source?
Ted Husted wrote:
After several inquiries, my publisher has finally gotten Amazon to
update their database to reflect the true status of the book, Available
in 24 hours.
They do have copies in the
I tried to place an order for Struts in Action just prior to Christmas.
Here's Amazon's response:
Greetings from Amazon.com.
We are sorry to report that we will not be able to obtain the following
item from your order:
Ted Husted, et al Struts in Action: Building Web
Applications
That's funny, it's available at most bookstores in US, Borders and BN, I've
seen it everywhere.
Ilya
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I
Hi there
I was wondering if there is a way to set a custom attrbiute to an action
mapping, and then retieve it using the ActionMapping class.
I notice that the ActionMapping class has a getAttribute(String s) method,
but I am not sure if there is a way to set that attribute in the
struts-config
Woo hoo! A Struts In Action book review on Slashdot!
http://books.slashdot.org/books/02/11/25/1731249.shtml?tid=156
Shortly: The bible of web MVC :-)
Someone on IRC said that one of its chapters (that was already available)
is talking about an old flavour of the Validator. Is it true
Woo Hoo -- my review of both Struts in Action and JSTL in Action is on
Amazon with pfeiffers, etc.
Micael
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Subject:[ANNOUNCE] Struts In Action now in print
The Manning book, Struts in Action, is now available for sale at
the publisher's website www.manning.com/husted and will arrive
at bookstores everywhere over the next few weeks. Struts solves
the most common problems
The sample chapters look very good Ted - nice job :-) I'm sure the rest
of the book is just as excellent!
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I have no problems recommending the book sight-unseen based solely upon Ted's
reputation.
-= James
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I purchased the e-book version of the book and I must say it is excellent!
It's very well written.
JOHN
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Congratulations!!!
You have been my first approach to struts, I'll shurely buy your book!!
(maybe in e-form)
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Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2002 10:47:39 -0500
The Manning book, Struts in Action, is now available for sale at
the publisher's website www.manning.com/husted and will arrive
at bookstores everywhere over the next few weeks. Struts solves
the most common problems
sorry, I mistaked the target address
:-O
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Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2002 10:47:39 -0500
The Manning book, Struts
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sorry, I mistaked the target address
:-O
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On Thu, 7 Nov 2002, James Childers wrote:
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The best place to post any questions regarding the mechanics of
the SIA book is the forum at the book's website at manning.com. I
will be following up on any questions posted there.
I will also be spending more time at the JGuru Struts forum now,
to help take the heat off this much-burdened
Now that jguru wants money to search their archives are people still using
it as much
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Gang of Four Struts Version
Couldn't find out how to get to the private web forum on the book (Struts
in Action) that is mentioned on page xxxii of the ebook. So, thought I
would toss a bit of errata in here and get information from whomever on how
to access that page in time. The first code
Action instance
2002-07-18 17:14:07,326 ERROR
[org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor] No action instance for path
/PesquisaPraca could be created
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/struts/action/Action
at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass0(Native Method
]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 2:19 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: AW: Struts without action and form classes
Hi owen.
Yes it is possible, but I think you need Struts 1.1b. See below:
action path=/logonNative
name=dummyForm
parameter=/Logon/Logon.jsp
=/Logon/Logon.jsp
scope=request
type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
validate=false
/action
In Struts 1.1b you have sevaral custom Actions like DynamicAction and
also ForwardAction. In the key parameter you specify your JSP, you
want to forward
Subject: Struts without action and form classes
From: Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
===
Is it possible for demo purposes to have struts provide the Framework
for a set of JSP files without the JSP files having associated Action
and Form classes behind them?
I've just created/designed some new JSP
Hi owen.
Yes it is possible, but I think you need Struts 1.1b. See below:
action path=/logonNative
name=dummyForm
parameter=/Logon/Logon.jsp
scope=request
type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
validate=false
/action
In Struts 1.1b
Should the action attribute on struts-html:form tag be made to understand
relative as well as absolute URIs? Currently, my .JSP code looks like this:
...
html:form action=/private/cart/cartHeaderSave.do ...
...
My action in struts-config.xml looks like this:
action
path=/private/cart
Hi All,
Could you pl. answer to this following question:
When I am trying to use the following
html:form action=/abc/xyz/login.do?TargetPage=kicha.jsp method=POST
in the above form action I am getting a error ie; after the TargetPage if I am
using any
symbols such as (DOT . or SLASH / )
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