dynamic template tag parameter values

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RE: dynamic template tag parameter values

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RE: dynamic template tag parameter values

file, under 'tutorial'. I think the error is issue because the servlet has failed to start. Are you sure you use a jaxp1.1 compliant parser ? Does Struts1.1 example runs with your configuration ? Cedric David Boardman wrote: A couple of questions about Tiles, When I downloaded the binary

EJB, Form beans, value objects, etc.

I am hoping that someone can clear up what has become a foggy picture in my mind regarding the transfer of data between an ActionForm bean and corresponding entity beans. Ted Husted wrote: Using a nested bean on your ActionForm lets you use the form like a wrapper, so you don't have to define

populating an ActionForm using BeanUtils.populate

I am attempting to populate an ActionForm from a ValueObject using BeanUtils.populate(). The ActionForm has all of the appropriately named setter methods and attributes, and the ValueObject returns a map with keys corresponding to the attribute names on the ActionForm. The problem is that when

deep nesting of value objects in a form bean

I am looking for some confirmation of the approach I have taken in developing an ActionForm that represents an Entity bean hierarchy that nests several beans deep. I have a form bean that I use to update a Candidate entity bean. The Candidate bean has an Address entity bean associated with it,

RE: Testing within Struts Framework

We have been using ant (http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/) to do a nightly build of all of our classes and ejbs and then deploy them to an instance of Orion application server. For each bean we write we write a corresponding JUnit test class that is named by prefixing the name of the bean with Test

null value for a nested property

I currently am using an html:text tag on a form to display the name of a state. The tags looks like: html:text name=address property=state.name/ The problem is that ocassionally the state field on the address bean is null. When this occurs the PropertyUtils.getNestedProperty() method