Local Forward with Parameters Causes Exception

2001-08-26 Thread Thomas Quas
Hi, I ran into the following problem: I want to specify a local forward that represents an action URL. The action requires parameters that I want to pass in common HTTP fashion, namely /product.do?action=listsortBy=dateorder=desc Therefore, I have an entry in struts-confix.xml that

Re: Local Forward with Parameters Causes Exception

2001-08-26 Thread Eung-ju Park
replace '' with 'quot;' - Original Message - From: Thomas Quas [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 4:44 PM Subject: Local Forward with Parameters Causes Exception Hi, I ran into the following problem: I want to specify a local forward that

Need help with error messages quick please

2001-08-26 Thread Alex Colic
Hi, I am using the latest cut of Struts from the nightly build. I need the iterate function. Something has happened to my error messages. In my action class if a method fails I set the following error: errors.add(ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR, new ActionError(error.invalidBidAmount));

How to use image tag properly?

2001-08-26 Thread Alex Colic
Hi, I am trying to do something simple. I have a bean that has a method that returns a boolean. Depending on the value I want to display one image or another. In other words, if the bean value is true then I want to display a check mark image, if it false I want to display another image. Any

web.XML - JSP mapping ?

2001-08-26 Thread Frot
Hi, Also a bit off subject, but I need some mapping for JSP pages. I get the thing working for servlets fine, using servlet servlet-mapping. I dont seems to get it working for a JSP page. Could someone be so kind to define the web.xml stuff for following small setup : jsp page to be

Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread Matt Raible
In Ted Husted's Catalog at http://husted.com/about/struts/catalog.htm, he states the following: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF The container provides security for all files below WEB-INF. This applies to client requests, but not forwards from the ActionServlet. Placing all JSPs below

ApplicationResources.properties

2001-08-26 Thread Peter Georgiou
I've created a simple struts app but get the following exception when I try to load the .jsp page: home javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Missing message for key home.title in my ApplicationResources.properties file I've got a key/value pair: home.title=my home In my web.xml file I've got the

Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread David Corbin
If you can access ANYTHING in WEB-INF, you have a defective application server. See if you can access your .class files that way, or your web.xml file. - Original Message - From: Matt Raible [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 12:22 PM Subject: Place

Dynamic forwardings...

2001-08-26 Thread David Corbin
I've got a an action add, which requires a an argument code. One (at least) of the possible forwards needs to specify this code on the forward URL. How can I do that? Thanks David Corbin

Can't find vector answer.

2001-08-26 Thread Alex Colic
Hi, I know I have seen this on this list but my searches come up empty handed. I have a vector, 'list' returned to a page. I only want to show some text if the vector size is not 0 and the vector is present. I have tried this: logic:notEqual name=list parameter=size value=0

New Message tag format help please!

2001-08-26 Thread Alex Colic
Hi, I notice that the message tags written by David Winterfeldt have been rolled into the Struts project. I downloaded the latest version of Struts and I am retrofitting the message tags. I think I figured out that I need that following code in my action class to save a message:

Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread Matt Raible
Yep - I can access my web.xml via http://localhost/NASApp/warName/WEB-INF/web.xml. I guess iPlanet is defective in this area. Thanks, Matt --- David Corbin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you can access ANYTHING in WEB-INF, you have a defective application server. See if you can access your

Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread David Corbin
To me, that's a security risk of enormous proportions - Original Message - From: Matt Raible [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 1:50 PM Subject: Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF Yep - I can access my web.xml via

Forms without beans

2001-08-26 Thread Sastry Varanasi
Hello all, I have a set of Java classes that process an XML configuration file to generate HTML form parameter information dynamically. I use this information in a JSP file to serve my Form onto the browsers. I have a servlet to handle the form submission and to validate the user data. These

Re: Dynamic forwardings...

2001-08-26 Thread Ted Husted
For a forward, you just put in an encoded query string for the path: forward name=itemAdd path=/do/item/Add?code=whatever/ For an action mapping, you can use the parameter property action path=/do/item/Add ...

Re: Forms without beans

2001-08-26 Thread Ted Husted
The form beans are optional. If you have some other method for getting input, you can just leave out name property from the ActionMappings. Obviously, I can't speak to how easy it would be to cast the rest of your Servlet as an Action, though since the ActionServlet is available through the

Re: Local Forward with Parameters Causes Exception

2001-08-26 Thread Ted Husted
Try using amp; for the ampersands. It thinks sortby is an entity reference, as in sortby; Thomas Quas wrote: Hi, I ran into the following problem: I want to specify a local forward that represents an action URL. The action requires parameters that I want to pass in common HTTP fashion,

Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread Ted Husted
That directory structure doesn't look quite right to me. Usually, the URL would be http://localhost/myApp/WEB-INF/pages/pageName.jsp [can't get there from here ;-)] where there may have been a myApp.war that deployed the application. -T. Matt Raible wrote: In Ted Husted's Catalog at

Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread Scott Wilson-Billing
NASApp is iPlanet's way of passing stuff from the web server to the web container - it's used as a tag. Anything with NASApp in the URL is auto forwared to the web container. Rules for denying access to stuff below WEB-INF is normally configured in the web container. Maybe the iPlanet web

localized html options labels

2001-08-26 Thread kuni . katsuya
Is there a proper Struts way of implementing localized html options labels? I need to display a form that has a select list of provinces/states. Dependent on the user's locale, I need it to display, for instance, British Columbia vs. Colombie-Britannique. A quick perusal of OptionsTag.java

Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread Scott Wilson-Billing
I should have mentioned that the actual configuration goes in the web server conf (apache in the example I gave). Scott - Original Message - From: Scott Wilson-Billing [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 10:29 PM Subject: Re: Place all Java ServerPages

Re: Dynamic forwardings...

2001-08-26 Thread David Corbin
I'm definately talking about forward, but my whatever value is dynamic. It's based on input (a parameter) into the action. I don't yet understand the best solution for that. - Original Message - From: Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 2:56

Re: Dynamic forwardings...

2001-08-26 Thread Ted Husted
Typically, there would be a finite number of inputs, and you could have a logical forward for each one. The ActionMappings form an API for the legal entry points to the application. Usually, the only thing that is truly dynamic is a reference into a data source, to look something up. In that

HTML focus

2001-08-26 Thread Andy Noble
Is it possible to have the focus of an HTML form dependent on a variable? Something like : html:form action="/login" focus=myFocus TIA Andy BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:2.1 N:Noble;Andy;;Mr. FN:Andy Noble ORG:Data Workshop Ltd TEL;WORK;VOICE:+44(0)161 705 1518 TEL;CELL;VOICE:+44(0)7947 854916

Re: Dynamic forwardings...

2001-08-26 Thread David Corbin
I'm not sure where I'm miscommunication, so I'll go back to the beginning. I have an action list. It expects an parameter tableID, so a link to it looks like http://host/app/list.do?tableID=foo;, and if things are successful, returns a page with a list of items that depend on the tableID. For

Re: Dynamic forwardings...

2001-08-26 Thread Ted Husted
You can construct ActionForwards from scratch, and I have seen people include query strings with that. http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg14224.html Personally, I would think about adding these parameters as hidden fields to the ActionForm, use the form instead, and

Re: Dynamic forwardings...

2001-08-26 Thread Martin Cooper
You can use the forward in struts-config.xml as a base value and append your parameters dynamically. Something like this: ActionForward fwd = mapping.findForward(blue); StringBuffer path = new StringBuffer(fwd.getPath()); path.append(?tableID=) .append(tableID); // where

Re: Place all Java ServerPages below WEB-INF

2001-08-26 Thread Matt Raible
Anyone know how to configure this in iPlanet Web Server 4.1+? Also, if anyone knows how to do it in IIS, that would be good knowledge too! Thanks, Matt --- Scott Wilson-Billing [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I should have mentioned that the actual configuration goes in the web server conf (apache

Re: ApplicationResources.properties

2001-08-26 Thread Peter Georgiou
Thanks for your reply I've checked and the rest of the application resources settings are there. One thing that is odd is that after i get the error if i try and load the struts-example application I get the same kind of error. However, if I open up a new browser window the struts-example

New window with the current session.....

2001-08-26 Thread Jean-Francois Brassard
Hello, I need some help forcreate a new window with no status bar and aspecific size, and with the current session. Thank you in advance Jeff

Beginner...

2001-08-26 Thread S Kiran Kumar
Hi, I am new to this struts concept and also this mailing list,i am very eager to learn struts and want to work on it in my project at work place cud any one please tell me, how to proceed I have downloaded all the pre-requisite software components needed for working with struts and also

Re: Multiple input fields

2001-08-26 Thread martin . cooper
Yes, you can do that. In your form bean, use a String[] (i.e. string array) for the property type, and Struts will take care of setting all the values when the form is submitted. -- Martin Cooper - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August

Classpath problem

2001-08-26 Thread Frederick N. Brier
Help me understand something. commons-beanutils.jar, commons-collections.jar, commons-digester.jar, struts.jar are placed in my .war files WEB-INF/lib directory. Everything is fine. I additionally copy them into my JVM's classpath (in JBoss by copying them into the jboss/lib/ext directory)