That is very well explained robert.
Mick - however if you can avoid using countries from your own database
and ejb, use country taglib.That is a very clean way of using
countries.
Search for that.
Tapan
In case you want to use countries jsut in
On Thu, 2003-03-20 at 20:16, Robert Taylor wrote:
Hi friends,
I am working on struts -1.1 rc and tomcat 4.0.6.
I have installed mail registration application and it is working fine.
I can see all the pages properly.
However if I open a new browser window and type the URL direcly :-
http://localhost:8080/myExample/mainMenu.jsp
I get a null
Hi friends,
I am working on struts -1.1 rc and tomcat 4.0.6.
I have installed mail registration application and it is working fine.
I can see all the pages properly.
However if I open a new browser window and type the URL direcly :-
http://localhost:8080/myExample/mainMenu.jsp
I get a null
Hi all,
I am on a page. There are a list of pdf files on the page. If a user
clicks on a pdf file, I want him to be redirected to a login page if he
is not logged in.
However this doesnt seem to be happening even with filters. Does the
click on a pdf file not recognized as a request?
Please
I have a colletion(ArrayList) : TenureMatrix which contains beans.
This I am initializing in the action class on first call and setting it in
the request scope.
This is my code for displaying the data -- I am using struts-layout taglib
for this.
layout:collection name=TenureMatrix
Hi All,
I have a typical problem.
I have iPlanet and Weblogic installed. iPlanet is forwarding request to weblogic.
1) From iPlanet server I make a call :-
172.31.235.253 - - [26/Nov/2003:11:26:56 +0900] GET
/shvn/dfw/INTEAPP/directDerivatives/BankAdminAuditLog.do HTTP/1.1 200 14149
This call
Hi Shakti,
load-on-startup means you want call your servlet class at the time of
server startup.
A typical use will be for loading context/application level parameters in
the memory.
The value indicates the order in which servlets are loaded.
For eg:- 1 indicates this servlet will be loaded
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