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Hi all,
my webapplication should always start up for every user with locale
de. How can i manage this easily? I thought on having
default-localede/default-locale in the web.xml or something like
that or better having it in struts-config.xml
At the moment the browser locale is beeing used.
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Dear All
I would like to formally announce that JAVAWUG (Java Web User Group)
is holding the fifteenth Birds-of-Feather (Meet up) at the
``Oracle City of London'' offices on Friday, 3rd January 2006.
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On 2/1/06, Richard Wallace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm implementing an assessment with 12 questions on a page. The user
is required to select an answer for all questions. When a user doesn't
select a question I'd like to display a message in the global messages
that says something like,
Hello,
I have been having trouble getting the Search Engines to index my site
properly. My old site was just JSP model 1, and I would just submit
the index.html page.
Since I recrated the site with struts, I now immediately go from that
index.html page to a forward to welcome.do which then does
I would suggest the welcome.do
Also, take a look at http://www.google.com/webmasters/2.html
Jim Reynolds a écrit :
Hello,
I have been having trouble getting the Search Engines to index my site
properly. My old site was just JSP model 1, and I would just submit
the index.html page.
Since I
I am using IMG src=images/imagename.gif/IMG in myeclipse.
In Design view the image is showing by when I view it in browser, the
image doesn't show. Please let me know the reason.
Images folder is in the same folder as my jsp page.
I am baffled !!
TIA
Jitendra
Apologize for a second question for the day ... but I ran into a issue.
I developed a struts application on a Tomcat 5.5 engine. Whenever I
updated a resource.property, the next time I would log in, I would see
the new values. And that is how I thought it all worked. I believe it
reloaded the
Jitendra Kumar wrote:
I am using IMG src=images/imagename.gif/IMG in myeclipse.
In Design view the image is showing by when I view it in browser, the
image doesn't show. Please let me know the reason.
I'm not sure how this is Struts-related.
Even if it were, as you have provided
There is a significant difference between webserver and appserver in
picking up the resource bundle.Hope you got it
With Best Regards,
I.Hari krishna
Caritor India Private Limited.
+91- 44 - 28212878 Extn:4406,4407
Thanks Andrey..!
I'll give a try..!
On 1/30/06, Myatluk Andrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
As I can see from your trace, you are using DispatchAction and in some
moments wrong method name is passed to this action. In the trace you've
presented the method name is empty.
1. Action[/notes]
What da?
On 2/2/06, Harikrishna Veeraiah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a significant difference between webserver and appserver in
picking up the resource bundle.Hope you got it
With Best Regards,
I.Hari krishna
Caritor
Jim,
What do you mean next time login? Logging in without reloading the app or
restarting Tomcat?
Did you if you had autoload set to on on your Tomcat app?
For most of the servers (both servlet containers like Tomcat and app servers
like Weblogic for example) I'd expect that you will have to
Hi !
I have a Struts based web application where we using a lot of AJAX
things. I want to test application under load - for example 100
concurrent users. Standard tools is not acceptable, so I need some
kind of http client with XmlHttpRequest object supported. I know that
there is HttpUnit, but
Take a look at http://wtr.rubyforge.org/. I use it a little bit, might
do what you want.
Ross
Stas Ostapenko wrote:
Hi !
I have a Struts based web application where we using a lot of AJAX
things. I want to test application under load - for example 100
concurrent users. Standard tools is not
Why wouldn't standard load-testing tools work? Something like OpenSTA or
WebLoad where you can record a script and play it back, altering the
virtual user load? I wouldn't think AJAX would really make a difference,
as long as the tool's recording facility captured everything (some are
better
Hi,
I need advice to develop documents in PDF or XLS format in a struts web
application.
Have Struts libraries that do this?
Is better JasperReport?
Is easy integrate JasperReport (or other library) with Struts?
Thanks and sorry by mi English
For excel exports use this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/hssf/index.html
-Original Message-
From: Angel Navarro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 11:43 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Advice with Struts and Generate documents in PDF, XLS...
Hi,
I
This may not be the issue but I recently discovered that Tomcat caches
some loaded resources but not others.
Where propsFile is the path to my file.
Cached:
InputStream fis = ClassLoader.getSystemResourceAsStream(propsFile);
Not cached:
InputStream fis =
I've used FOP for PDF and been quite happy. It has something of a
learning curve but if you know (or get a book on XSL) you'll be productive
before too long and it's very flexible and powerful.
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/
-Brady
For excel exports use this:
And of course don't forget using iText for PDF generation:
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/
Many other projects tend to use this underneath, and you can use it
directly if you wish.
--
Frank W. Zammetti
Founder and Chief Software Architect
Omnytex Technologies
http://www.omnytex.com
AIM:
Hello,
I'm working on a struts application which has just been deployed and is
being used by a large number of users. I've got an error handler set up
using the global-exceptions tag. It sends me an email whenever it
catches an exception.
My config looks like this:
global-exceptions
Maybe it happens when the error is not thrown by Struts, so try to use
the JSP directive %@ page isErrorPage=true % which give you access
to the implicit variable exception.
You can also use a exception handler :
exception type=java.lang.Throwable
key=error.error
With the caveat that I looked at things for all of 30 seconds so I could
be WAY wrong...
Looking at the Struts source, the RequestProcessor.processException()
method is where your custom handler gets called from. I notice that the
request attribute is NOT set there. In fact, there is no
solved this just by declaring the in the object and in jsp by declaring the
id and using the id in the html:select.
From: fea jabi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: html:select question
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006
What I do is log the exception and the stack trace and then let the
super do the rest.
Since I was getting null comming up on the error page, I check the
exception message and if it is null
I at least show the name of the exception class name on the error page
(probably not too pretty but..)
J T wrote:
From: Laurie Harper laurie at holoweb.net
Subject: Re: Leading slash on forward causes problem in proxied
environmentshttp://news.gmane.org/find-root.php?message_id=%3cdrop13%24ipn%241%40sea.gmane.org%3e
Newsgroups:
Both will help. Figuring out what size buffer you need will be a process
of experimentation. The bottom line is that this is not a robust
solution unless you can be reasonably sure the size of each page will
not vary very much.
L.
Vladislav Pernin wrote:
You mean tiles:insert attribute=xxx
Right, because by default a 1.4 compiler will target a 1.4 runtime. If
you then try to run it on 1.3 you'll have problems unless you override
the runtime target when using the 1.4 compiler.
L.
starki78 wrote:
Well I had this erroer
compiling sourcecode with
1.4 and some classes with 1.3
J T wrote the following on 1/30/2006 3:55 PM:
We have four environments: dev, int, stg, and prod. Each of these is fronted
by an apache server
that proxies to our weblogic application server.
The URLs to the apps look like this
(dev) http://devserver.com/dev/Application
(int)
Jim Reynolds wrote:
I am having issues working with the html:radio tag.
First off: I have simple bean which extends ActionForm. In my
business logic I create DTO objects and stuff them into the actionform
into a arrayList through a setter. The DTO has a getName method in it.
In my view, I am
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
Off the top of my head, I
would think you would need to set up a timer, and when the responses
come back, instead of processing them on the spot in the callback,
instead set a flag in the call structure that says yes, this request
completed, but
On Thu, February 2, 2006 3:22 pm, Rick Reumann said:
J T wrote the following on 1/30/2006 3:55 PM:
We have four environments: dev, int, stg, and prod. Each of these is
fronted
by an apache server
that proxies to our weblogic application server.
The URLs to the apps look like this
(dev)
C. Grobmeier wrote:
Hi all,
my webapplication should always start up for every user with locale
de. How can i manage this easily? I thought on having
default-localede/default-locale in the web.xml or something like
that or better having it in struts-config.xml
At the moment the browser
Thanks for your prompt replies!
I will try supplying my own exception handler. Looking at the struts
source code for the exception handler, I see:
// Figure out the error
if (ex instanceof ModuleException) {
error = ((ModuleException) ex).getActionMessage();
Jim Reynolds wrote:
Apologize for a second question for the day ... but I ran into a issue.
I developed a struts application on a Tomcat 5.5 engine. Whenever I
updated a resource.property, the next time I would log in, I would see
the new values. And that is how I thought it all worked. I
On 2/1/06, Jim Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having issues working with the html:radio tag.
First off: I have simple bean which extends ActionForm. In my
business logic I create DTO objects and stuff them into the actionform
into a arrayList through a setter. The DTO has a getName
On 2/2/06, Michael Jouravlev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* snip a bunch of stuff *
Objections?
More of a comment really. While you may or may not be right about
which framework/buzzword/concept/pattern sucks and how much they suck,
Struts has helped me git 'er done without too much pain.
Call me
I'm not trying to kiss anybody's anything -- I'm aware that these folks are
active members of this list. But I would like to point out that the Struts in
Action book is a one of the better tech books that I've read. I found it a
bit too much when I was first learning struts; I think this
Laurie Harper wrote:
Right, because by default a 1.4 compiler will target a 1.4 runtime. If
you then try to run it on 1.3 you'll have problems unless you override
the runtime target when using the 1.4 compiler.
And this is typically done by specifying -target and optionally
-source arguments
Hi,
well, the truth may be found somewhere in-between.
First of all, each java class has a version stamp,
older versions have lower numbers. The JVM is
backward compatible, so older classes also run
in a newer JVM. Version ranges are as follows:
Java 1.1 platform: 45.3-45.65535
Java 1.2
I'm not trying to flatter anyone -- I'm aware that these folks are active
members of this list. But I would like to point out that the Struts in Action
book is a one of the better tech books that I've read. I found it a bit too
much when I was first learning struts; I think this was becuase
I highly recommend this book for anyone.
Yeah, the book has good info, even if it is a bit dated (published in
2002). Or is there a new edition out that I don't know of?
-Dave
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Generally-speaking, anything in the X in Action series, or the X: The
Definitive Guide/Reference from O'Reilly are worth your time, in my
experience. I've yet to be disappointed by a book in either series.
--
Frank W. Zammetti
Founder and Chief Software Architect
Omnytex Technologies
I was very disappointed by the O'Reilly Ant book.
I have not read Struts in Action (one of the few Struts books that I
haven't read), but the rest of the in Action series is excellent.
Simon
On 2/2/06, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Generally-speaking, anything in the X in Action
Stas Ostapenko wrote:
Hi !
I have a Struts based web application where we using a lot of AJAX
things. I want to test application under load - for example 100
concurrent users. Standard tools is not acceptable, so I need some
kind of http client with XmlHttpRequest object supported. I know that
We (Nick and I) were about 1/3 of the way through a 2nd edition that would
cover Struts Action 1.3, when the WebWork 2 merger was brokered. We decided
it would be better to target Struts Action 2.0 with the 2nd of Struts in
Action, so we are starting again by working with Patrick and Jason, and
In general, I agree with the Oreilly concensus, but they have some bad books.
And some of them are fairly famous books. I'm picky and kind of dim witted,
so I need a pretty good book.
--- On Thu 02/02, Simon Chappell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Simon Chappell [mailto: [EMAIL
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Generally-speaking, anything in the X in Action series, or the X: The
Definitive Guide/Reference from O'Reilly are worth your time, in my
experience. I've yet to be disappointed by a book in either series.
I haven't been dissappointed by X in action, either. I've got
Frank W. Zammetti wrote the following on 2/2/2006 3:33 PM:
On Thu, February 2, 2006 3:22 pm, Rick Reumann said:
I haven't been following this thread, but on this particular point...
IIRC, the context name is defined as the first part of the URI following
the host:port/ portion. So, in the
David Durham wrote:
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Generally-speaking, anything in the X in Action series, or the X: The
Definitive Guide/Reference from O'Reilly are worth your time, in my
experience. I've yet to be disappointed by a book in either series.
I haven't been dissappointed by X in
On 2/2/06, Laurie Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I still think it'd be easier to use the XmlHttpRequest's callback
function to launch the next request in the queue rather than polling
with a timer and requiring the callback to record state for the polling
to query...
+1
Craig
Laurie Harper wrote:
I still think it'd be easier to use the XmlHttpRequest's callback
function to launch the next request in the queue rather than polling
with a timer and requiring the callback to record state for the polling
to query... Something like (pseudo-code):
var q = [];
How would I reference a clay config file from within another config file?
Thanks,
Ryan
On 2/2/06, Ryan Wynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am beginning to try to understand shale remoting. How do I
configure shale to serve a resource from a jar file using the
ClassResourceProcessor?
Thanks,
Ryan
I will be posting for-real samples as soon as I can, but the basics go like
this.
The jsp code:
html:form action=/processMain.do method=POST
...
/html:form
When rendered produces the html:
form action=/Application/processMain.do method=POST
...
/form
My modified form tag produces the code:
form action=/dev/Application/processMain.do method=POST
...
/form
The application
AFAIK, html:base tag won't help you, it affects only html:link
href=... tags. I believe (though I have not verified it) that
html:form tag uses the same algorithm as html:link action=...
tag. For actions, base directory is not used. Context is used instead.
Server deduces context from incoming
I will try to be clearer this time !!
I am developing a Struts project using myeclipse IDE. In this I have
developed a JSP page using struts tags. I want to insert a picture on
this page. For doing this I have used these two options:
1. html:img src=images/struts-power.gif /
2. html:img align=
From: Ryan Wynn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How would I reference a clay config file from within another config file?
Ya, that is a good question. I thought I knew how to do this but had never
really tried. You see this trick in the RI faces config. I don't think the
digester is configured
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