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Nice complicated answers.
Just get IntelliJ IDEA and use the Struts Console.
R
Gonzalez wrote:
| Hello,
| Someone knows a good editor for Java and Struts ?? I use Jdeveloper
9.03 but I would like change it.
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| Thanks
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| Sergio.
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of new support including Tomcat 5 with JSR45 debugging support.
In either case the Struts Console integrates Beautifuly with it.
R
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Hi,
Been mucking around with why I'd want to use DispatchActions, and I
understand that part, it's advantages and disadvantages, and I've read
the many threads explaining all that. My concern is on how the various
methods in the actions are called,
in the URL nothing stops you from
doing that. Even in this case I would still need to prepend a string to
the parameter value.
R
Vara Prasad Reddy wrote:
| How about using LookupDispatch Action in struts 1.1 ?
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Not using LookupDispatchAction, but now that you explain it that way I
can see how LookupDispatchAction can help me lock things down even more.
~ I hadn't realized that and misunderstood the API docs.
I think I'll give this a try.
R
Paananen, Tero
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Thanks for pointing that out Paul. Both your other answer was helpful,
and so was this one, perhaps unintentionally :-)
I'll dig into both and see what feels better as an overall design.
R
Paul McCulloch wrote:
| The key method map relates to
user will
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| be able to make an 'illegal' request to your application.
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| Paul
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Giovanni,
I;m not entirely sure I followed everything, but if you're getting HTML
tags displayed on screen, meaning instead of img src= you get
lt;img src= gt; which will cause the 'tag' to display as text,
look for the filter property of the tag you're using and set that to
false.
Yep, I agree with David. Your code will invariably be more usable and
be more presentation layer friendly if you always return a Collection
of some type. The Collection would contain beans of the object type
you're working with. Further if you're using for example an ArrayList
to populate a
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forget Eclipse, use IDEA, ok not free but it will give you the best of
all worlds :-)
(Let the IDE browser wars begin)
On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 11:40 AM, Brandon Goodin wrote:
ME TOO!
I use the lomboz jsp editor. But, it is buggy under the M5 build. All
the
other jsp editors are
On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 12:34 PM, Roland Berger wrote:
Yeah, why use Eclipse if IntelliJ IDEA has it all and better. Don't
spend
$3000 on wsad (unless you need swing gui builder), spend approx. $500
for
IDEA.
Roland
or FREE right now while they build the next revision... but you have
On Friday, Mar 7, 2003, at 14:16 US/Eastern, Rick Reumann wrote:
Very interesting, thanks for the information. Can this kind of behavior
be achieved though simply by hitting a browser back button? I
wouldn't
think that would be possible without using javascript to resubmit the
page or to make
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 11:53 US/Eastern, James Higginbotham wrote:
As for ERD, I'm sure there are others out there but I've used ArgoUML
in
the past - all Java, sortof a buggy UI with nuances to learn, but free
and exports to GIF and XMI.
Poseidon UML is based on ArgoUML, but less buggy
make the button a link and use target=_blank this is html stuff.
The link can point to a new URL which will call your Action.
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 15:32 US/Eastern, Pani R wrote:
Hi:
I have 3 SUBMIT buttons and one of which, when clicked, should open
the resultant page in a new
, I can see the
exception when trying to debug and figure out what's going on on a live
app.
I don't know if this was the original poster's intent though.
R
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definition - Codepuccino n:
A Little JSP mixed with lots
On Monday, Feb 24, 2003, at 10:17 US/Eastern, bobd wrote:
Hi,
jsp:useBean id=currentSchedule scope=session
class=edu.berkeley.eberkeley.CurrentSchedule/
The way I understand the above line is that an object
reference to the Bean class CurrentSchedule is created
if it does not already exist in
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On Sunday, Feb 23, 2003, at 15:16 US/Eastern, Ray Madigan wrote:
I got
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On Friday, Feb 21, 2003, at 14:46 US/Eastern, alexj wrote:
Hi here is the *translation* :
logic:iterate id=SearchResultBean name=results
bean:write name=results property=title/
bean:write name=results property=description/
/logic:iterate
No Alex, the SearchResultBean id should be in
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hum, David does that also affect ANY redirect set when set in the
forward element of an action?
I've noticed that if I specify redirect=true, and I get 'redirected'
to a page after form submit and I click the reload button, it actually
inserts a new record in the DB!
I've been trying to
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, and from where
I sit the Struts design is as close to perfect as you can get right now
for WEB-based development.
just my 2 cents.
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Scenario:
- User gets a list of homes. In the list of homes, there are links to
edit each home.
- Clicking on the link sends a request to HomeDetailsAction to select
the home details.
- This action sets a view called HomeDetailView
- Then the Action is supposed to forward to the proper jsp
were just fine. How in the world did Struts ForwardAction know
which field to map for property since this action is not mapped
specifically to my SecurityForm
Thanks
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in the code.
Third piece is, read on to the next chapter and look at views. You
would pass a View objet to the jsp page.
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is to create one SecurityForm class file will all
the methods I might need in it, and then have various validator xml
definitions for every jsp form. Each JSP form of course submits to its
own action.
Opinions are greatly welcome.
Thanks
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sweet!
if you just want the code:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/javatip44/Holidays.java
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BTW:
html:link onclick= /
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html:link page=javascript:onClick=document.searchEmployeeForm.submit()
html:img
hands down Programming Jakarta Struts is the best book out there right
now. Covers the latest version. What I like about it most is that it
goes into the best way of extracting the model/view before it even
discusses using it with Struts. So you end up with examples that are
Struts
On Friday, January 3, 2003, at 09:39 AM, James Childers wrote:
As much as I like Eclipse, it doesn't do JSPs at this time, which is
what the original poster asked for. (AFAIK; if there is a plug-in
available somebody please correct me.)
There's Lomboz on sourceforge.net but in my opinion in
On Friday, January 3, 2003, at 09:51 AM, Arik Levin ( Tikal ) wrote:
$200 is not much, but in case of free IDE: Eclipse;)
Yeah but everything free is not as good as struts ;-), some things you
have to pay to get it right.
R
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On Friday, January 3, 2003, at 10:11 AM, Arik Levin ( Tikal ) wrote:
IntelliJ's IDEA is that good??? I'm not familiar with it
You don't know what you're missing! Download it, it's free for 30
days. Won't take you anywhere near that long to get used to it, and
get addicted to it.
R
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Same here. I'd say John's reaction is common for 99% of the users that
try it. The other 1% are just speechless!
R
On Tuesday, December 31, 2002, at 09:28 AM, John Bigboote wrote:
If you've haven't yet checked out IDEA, you should.
I've been using it exclusively now for over a year and
it is
wow, I once got that error when we were writing a converter for
Tango/ColdFusion to java. It turned out that there is a limit in
methods of 64k, how much data is in your try statement???
R
On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 07:30 AM, Jitendra Singh wrote:
hi,
I am a newbie ...but i read
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