Feel free. If you would like to document it, I'd be happy to find a
place for it in the users guide.
Calvin Yu wrote:
I think that this potential exploit should probably be
thoroughly documented, along with potential
workarounds. Last thing we want is to have Struts
being tagged as being
This is open source. Anyone is welcome to jump in and join the
management by submitting code.
Jeff Trent wrote:
Therefore, if I haven't reached my quota today, I'd like to suggest to
management that there is a bean property (or something) that results in form
fields being propogated accross
Feel free to submit some code.
Jeff Trent wrote:
I like it! I second this request totally!
The Struts application framework is running an annual auction for a
public broadcasting station at
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The auction runs through next week, and the code will be released as
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I'm using a standalone container, and I find that everything works
transparently (only one session) if I resort to hard coding the scheme.
Right now, I'm doing this in the Struts-config.
forward name=standard
path=http://data.wxxi.org/wxxi-gavel/register/logon.jsp/
forward name=secure
ActionForward actionForward = new ActionForward(url,true);
The forward here is a bit of a misnomer. Using true forces a
redirect.
Ian Kallen wrote:
Are you saying that an http request can be forwarded to an https
request? That doesn't make sense; if the browser doesn't have an https
The Struts Action works through introspection. It doesn't know (or care)
whether the value in a form was rendered by a Struts custom tag or not.
This means if you use a standard textarea tag in your form, and give it
a name that matches a property in your form bean, Struts will use that
attribute
Many people like the pager tag at jsptags.com.
http://jsptags.com/tags/navigation/pager/
For more on alternating colors, see
http://jakarta.apache.org:8080/jyve-faq/Turbine/screen/DisplayQuestionAnswer/action/SetAll/project_id/2/faq_id/36/topic_id/207/question_id/821
though most of
that the communication is free of errors, virus, interception
or interference.
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direct support in Struts for RowSets would be a
Very Good Thing. If we can enhance the HTML tags to work as easily with
RowSets as they do with ActionForm beans, we could eliminate a layer of
classes in many cases.
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That sounds cool, Bill.
I'm making extensive use of RowSets now myself. Right now, I pump the
RowSet into a bean or collection of beans and pass that to iterate or a
form. I use a custom constructor for the bean with a parameter for each
property so that I can pass everything once.
On the 1.1
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
You can calculate an absolute URL for this web app, based on things like
request.getServerName(), request.getContextPath(), and so on. So, one way
to do this would be to have an action that calculated the new absolute
URL, wrapped it in a new ActionForward with the
be appreciated.
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Deadman, Hal wrote:
The links below are from http://www.husted.com/about/struts/.
Also,
http://data.wxxi.org/wxxi-gavel
which I just added to the list.
We've been running an online auction for several weeks now, and it will
continue through the end of June. The source for this project
Here are two other Java hosting sites:
Imagine Internet Services - www.imagineit.com
Web APP Cabaret - www.webappcabaret.com (free, Tripod-style ISP)
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way?
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the browser sees. Struts
isn't otherwise involved in how your page renders.
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Mok
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to the Commons ...
I'm cross-posting this to Struts user in case someone can suggest a
package that already provides this functionality.
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Ron Smith wrote
was accessed for presentation,
perhaps via a bean:writeTransform tag.
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patterns discussed here would work well with the way people are now
using EJBs.
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You can either
1. Route users to different pages based on their state, or
2. Deliver the current state to the presentation layer in the form of
JavaBeans that the Struts logic tags can test. logic:present
name=logon ...
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I haven't had this problem myself. I've kept busy Struts applications in
play for several weeks without any unscheduled downtime under Resin.
Matthew Heaton (Software Engineer) wrote:
I'm trying to deploy a couple of struts apps on resin which I've deployed
successfully on Weblogic and on
/ActionForm or can i create
a package above WEB-INF as at the moment i am creating/modifying
examples from the taglib's and packaging them under mt Struts-bbnpa (my
re-named struts app's.
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When the time comes, David's Validation servlet would get my vote.
Unfortunately, we need to get 1.0 out the door before voting on anything
like this. Beta 3 is counting down now, so we only talking a couple of
weeks now.
In any event, what features Struts, or any Jakarta product, will offer
in
Following the rendering? By Struts? None.
It's a straight JSP (or other view technology, like a Velocity
template).
Generally, things go into the request, and are disposed when the request
is disposed.
There's an enhancement to the iterate tag in the works that uses a
RowSet directly.
I doubt that overriding ActionServlet.process() would work. The
controller sends back the response, and it's done. It's then up to HTTP
to deliver the view, usually a JSP.
Any clean-up routine would have to be the responsibility of the view,
which puts you into the scriplet zone.
Jeff Trent
Some people like to keep the source Java files at a separate location,
and then have Ant copy them over to the classes directory, but mixing
the class and java files in the same folder works too.
Personally, when using a package hierarchy for my classes, I tend to
just name things
the result to another JSP for
display.
[JSP] - [ACTION] - [JSP] ...
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Torsten Terp wrote:
Hi,
Im I have just started using Struts and the idea
should be able to request an Action instead. Your tag might also
include the database ID as part of the request (/Action.do?ID=XXX), so
you don't have to bother with the session.
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The ProcessSession idea is interesting, but any discussion of this
should be moved to Struts-Dev.
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Andreas Prohaska wrote:
Hi,
during
Be sure you've included the logic tld. The I am here would display
regardless, since the browsers ignore tags they don't understand.
Alex Colic wrote:
Hi,
I have an object in the session that if it is not there I want to display
and error msg to the user. My error code is as follows:
Alas, it is not permitted.
SHROM,BENJAMIN (HP-USA,ex1) wrote:
Hello,
Does anybody know how to remove history list from browser using JavaScript?
Benjamin Shrom.
method to retrieve the
native Property type (and then perhaps perform any business logic
validations).
It's just a matter of whether you prefer converting the data in the
Action or in the ActionForm validation method. A reuseable helper class
could be implemented in either case.
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Could you create these request scope beans as properties of the
ActionForm?
David Noll wrote:
Max,
I don't know if it's the official way to do it, but in my ActionForm's
validate() method, I call mapping.setInput() with the full path of the
original Action. An important thing to note is
is to create a MetaDataRowSet object and
pass that to a new RowSet (instead of making the SQL call), and then see
if I can insert a row.
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yet? TIA.
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Good reference, Steve.
So, given a CachedRowSet, it's easy to snag a data set and puruse it at
your leisure, since the database connection is automatically closed by
the RowSet. I've been using them for retrievals extensively, and they
are an absolute pleasure to use.
CachedRowSets are also
Struts doesn't have anything to do with it at this point; it's all up to
the client (e.g. browser).
The client eventually sends a request to an Action, and then Struts can
go to work again.
The only option when HTML doesn't meet your needs is to move to an
applet.
Marc Eckart wrote:
I do
Could you subclass the Actions so that they can reuse the validation
code?
Be sure to register this at Bugzilla if you believe it is a bug.
Graeme Miller wrote:
Unfortunately in my case the controller is not reused but the form bean is,
meaning if I was to do this validation in the controller
Be sure to report this to your vendor; people are starting to use Struts
as a compatibility test of their containers with the specifications ;-)
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This doesn't seem to match what was given in the other message.
I believe the other cited a /tlds/ folder.
Chuck Amadi wrote:
Hi this is what's in my xml file beaneath
/webapps/struts-bbnpa(myapp)/WEB-INF/xml
taglib
taglib-uri/WEB-INF/struts-template.tld/taglib-uri
Ted Husted wrote:
Now, the next step is to create a RowSet from scratch to insert a new
record to a new table. Given this, there doesn't seem to be any reason
to have a seperate value object bean for a data set that is coming from
or going to a persistent store.
In case anyone is interested
()) {
saveErrors(request, errors);
saveToken(request);
return (new ActionForward(mapping.getInput()));
}
I need to write out errors if the user has not filled in all the
items.
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1. Yes. Using the standard forward or redirect Servlet services.
2. It is forwarded to the JSP or Action specified by the input property.
3. The form is disposed when the request is disposed, which would happen
after the JSP was rendered.
Joyce Tang wrote:
-Original Message-
I've seen the same problem with updating via the CachedRowSet, but had
been blaming MySQL's lack of transaction support (with the default
tables at least).
As a workaround, I'm using PreparedStatements for update/insert/delete
but drawing the data from the RowSets to avoid defining another
http://jakarta.apache.org:8080/jyve-faq/Turbine/screen/DisplayQuestionAnswer/action/SetAll/project_id/2/faq_id/36/topic_id/207/question_id/821
I don't believe that there is a reliable way for Struts to determine
dynamically where a submit actually started, since things can get passed
around. There is history information in the request, but that can be
iffy.
If you want that behaviour, you should be able to script that through
the
If you truly don't need the Action to do anything, you might be able to
specify the JSP as the target for your form's submit Action.
If you did use an Action, it would return an ActionForward to the JSP,
which is its main purpose.
An empty perform() is not permitted since it must return an
There is a sample Web app that demonstrates how to use the
struts-template tags, but you don't need to deploy that with your
applicaton.
Struts-template is one of the custom tag libraries, like bean, html, and
logic. All you just need is the stuts-template.tld, same as any of the
others.
The
.
ActionForm validation is great for simple, domain-type validations. But
any validation that causes a problem here should be performed in the
Action instead where there is more elbow room.
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You might try setting validate=false in the action mapping.
Mikkel Bruun wrote:
Hi Craig,
A blast from the past...I believe this post is a month old...
Anyways...I see your point, but consider this...
If I only refered to the functionaly (pages, actions whatever), I would have
the
Did you build Ant from the source and include the optional package?
My recollection is that TraXLiason is not included in the binary
distribution.
McLure, David wrote:
Hello Oleg,
I tried this on both linux as well as NT, but unfortunately I still get the
same error.
I even tried adding
It's not wrong to have a form in the session context, so long as it is
disposed in the normal course; it's just a convenience that you do not
want to overuse.
Dudley Butt@i-Commerce wrote:
yes, but this is a form that is being filled in like a wizard type of thing,
i need the form to be
, so that all package's
programtic settings are all together.)
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extra state
checking inside action, and if that fails, to forward back to input. The
explicit forward mapping is fine, but it would seem more simple if input
was a default mapping.
Any tips or pointers would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Seth
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());
We are using mapping.findForward() in all cases (that a struts-config
mapping exists).
return (new ActionForward(mapping.getInput()));
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action path=/insertQuestion
type=com.companyname.actionmap.InsertQuestionAction
name=questionForm
scope=request
validate=false
forward name=success path=/strutstest.jsp/
/action
should be all you need.
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Oleg V Alexeev wrote:
So I can place several struts-config sections to the config file and
all stuff will be parsed. Is it right?
Yes.
Are there any differences
between file with one big section and file with several sections in
case of whole content of such files is identical?
A
Just as an aside, Oleg:
When I use RowSets as value object beans, the type is determined by the
JDBC metadata. I've been putting some wrappers around that so the
properties have ordinary getters and setters.
I see that BeanFactory includes code to create tables, but what about
reading tables
input=/WEB-INF/jsp/donor/Form.jsp
/action
This way you don't have to check for an add request for each form type.
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on the apache site, I have only found
www.husted.com , which has lots of useful tips. Any others out there?
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/jsp/setup/Form.jsp
parameter=post
forward
name=success
path=/WEB-INF/jsp/account/setup/View.jsp/
/action
In your Action:
String task = mapping.getParameter();
// handle task for pre or task for post
// ...
// ...
return (mapping.findForward(success));
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in the form, then it will be
reset, and your validation has to cope with that.
One caveat: ActionForms are not meant to be a panacea for the
presentation layer. There are often other JavaBeans in play on this
layer, with ActionForms being specialized for use with HTML forms.
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The template is flushing the write buffer, and you can't redirect once
the browser starts writing to the screen.
Tom Miller wrote:
I'm trying to use logic:forward in a .jsp file that is used in a
template (via template:put). Apparently this is problematic, as I get
the following exception
step
in Action
String step = mapping.getParameter();
// .. analyze form, if needed, and route to next step
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
Struts tries to recycle ActionForm beans between requests. Perhaps
Struts
is not creating a new bean for the next request, but recycling the old
one
by calling reset(), and so the nested beans are being set to null.
Michael Mok wrote:
Hi Ted
Since you mentioned about this. I have tried a
,property0);
values.updateString(property1,property1);
values.updateString(property2,property2);
values.updateString(property3,property3);
}
The helper class can then expose the properties to the EJB, or other
data access object, in their native type.
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with one sweep with search and replace. (At least until
I get around to writing a real code generator!)
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Kris Vandenberk wrote:
Hi,
I work
!)
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Kris Vandenberk wrote:
Hi,
I work in a company where 90% of all applications being developed are
mostly
data-entry kinda
validator is doing it's
job, the conversions should not fail. Personally, I let the RowSets do
most of my type conversions for me, which happens within the Action.
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Jonathan Asbell wrote:
As we are both being nightowls in the same timezone, let me continue with
this. We are using a Broker. So, in my case each Action would call the
Broker, which is our link to the enterprise layer. Also, if the business
object rejected the data, as you said, than it
that the String can be converted to a native type.
And then perform range validations in the Action, which may need to
reference the business logic tier. The actual data-type conversion can
be done anywhere along the way.
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accessor).
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James Howe wrote:
This is probably a stupid question, but here it goes. I have a handful of
string values that I'm storing in the session
You could start by adding a method to a base class for your application
that would append a tag according to the browser detected, and then use
this scheme:
forward name=ie_success path=/ie/test.jsp/
forward name=ns_success path=/ns/test.jsp/
forward name=wap_success
I think you would need to use a map here.
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-html.html#link
Normally, the hyperlink you specify with one of the attributes
described in the previous
paragraph will be left unchanged (other than URL rewriting if
necessary). However, there
are two ways you
Have you seen this:
http://barracuda.enhydra.org/cvs_source/Barracuda/docs/landscape.html
Steven Leija wrote:
Hey All,
I was asked to evaluate java frameworks that are available such as
Struts, Turbine, Barracuda, Smartmode, Velocity, Expresso, Niggle,
Tapestry, and Swinglets. Does
=_blankbean:write name=row
property=website filter=true//a/font
/td
/tr
/logic:iterate
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Digico wrote:
This problem loosely related to a couple of others
/logic:present
/logic:present
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Steve Salkin wrote:
Hi-
Am I correct to say that in the case of nested logic:present tags,
the false
properties.
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Felix von Delius wrote:
Is there any disadvantage in *not* having separate (Form-)Beans for every form in an
application?
-Felix
leaves fetching block 1
and block 2 to get to block 3. (Hoping 1 and 2 haven't changed in the
meantime).
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Mindaugas Idzelis wrote:
This may
;
- create /WEB-INF subdirectory in servlets/ with struts-config.xml and
web.xml in it.
None of them worked out.
Does somebody has the same experience?
Thanks in advance,
Igor Karmanov
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. Otherwise you will
need to keep the resultset in the session and tie up memory.
A lot of people like to use the pager tag from JSP tags for this sort of
thing.
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They are actually cached in the request. It's just that with boolean
checkboxes, you should reset them them to false first, or there are side
effects. You really, really don't have to do anything else.
It's important to remember that there is not a direct connection between
the HTML form and
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/about/struts/struts-stub.zip
Ted Husted wrote:
A new article regarding building Struts applications is available at
http://www.husted.com/about/struts/
entitled Strut by Strut. Feedback is welcome. A followup article
regarding using a database with Struts (Stepping Out) is nearly
If you want to convert an integer to a String on the fly, you can do
this:
/**
* Return the script as int
*
* @return the script as int
*/
public int getScriptInt() {
return ( Integer.valueOf(this.script).intValue() );
}
Assuming the String has been
is in use with
String task = mappings.getParameter();
For multipage wizard forms, David W's validator has a page feature
that helps with that.
http://home.earthlink.net/~dwinterfeldt/
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I would try and put the big form into the session context myself, and
then update it from the sub forms as I go. When the workflow is
complete, and the record sets are updated, I'd remove the big form from
the session context.
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Nanduri, Amarnath wrote:
Hi All,
Is it possible to create an Action Error object inside a jsp page. When i
am trying to forward the user from
The ActionForm beans can contain nested references, so you could just
set some other bean to it, then refer to myBean.propertyThis and
myBean.propertyThat. Of course, the other bean would have to have
standard String accessor and mutators, which is where it starts to fall
down. The other beans
They could. This is especially convenient when your value object bean
contains a RowSet, since the *String versions are already built in. So,
you end up with something like
thisForm.set(
thisValue.getItemString(),
thisValue.getDonorString(),
frmxx.submit();
the browser give erorr alert.
how can i inplement the javascript in jsp+struts..?
thank's in advace
for all of response
regards
gohin
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If you just want to use html:link, you don't necessarily have to use an
ActionForm class (though you can, if you want).
Here's some code for generating a list with links. Result is a bean that
exposes a collection named rows.
logic:iterate name=result property=rows id=row
p
html:link
to receive my request? How is this
done?
thnxs again,
David
-Original Message-
From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 12:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: html action links
If you just want to use html:link, you don't necessarily have to use
I believe using request tokens to prevent duplicate submits is not
covered by any of the tutorials right now.
BONAIUTO,JAMES (HP-NewJersey,ex1) wrote:
I will be adding to HP Bluestone's Struts trailmap:
http://gallery2.bluestone.com/scripts/SaISAPI.dll/Gallery.class/demos/trailM
the servlet parse them out for
you.
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-- Tel 716 737-3463.
-- http://www.husted.com/about/struts/
Jacob Thomas wrote:
Hi Jon,
I was trying this out earlier using the Struts beta 1 release and
found
to the Action.
If the problem persists, you may need to post some code samples. The
description sounds correct.
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY USA.
-- Custom Software ~ Technical Services.
-- Tel 716 737-3463.
-- http://www.husted.com/about/struts/
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