you can have nice multilingual calendar component using struts-layout :)
Le Mercredi 10 Août 2005 11:35, James Neville a écrit :
Or even better:-
http://www.dynarch.com/demos/jscalendar/
Our users love this :)
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These usually involve JavaScript. Here's a link:
Hello,
I am wondering if it is possible to adress this problem using struts:
Form must show/edit datas (this is quite simple :p)
Some datas are read-only, other are read-write. (ok, not too difficult)
The datas to show/edit are different based upon an id given to the action
(Thinking about a
Since when does opera support SOAP protocol?
Le Jeudi 30 Juin 2005 21:21, Brandon Goodin a écrit :
I love this drama. It's like watching a soap opera. *urmph* Did i just
admit that i like soap operas? And just think, our favorite troll is
savoring every moment of this :D.
Brandon
On
You know what?
I was presuaded it's Friday today. Still one more day of work before week-end
:'(
Le Jeudi 30 Juin 2005 15:43, Marsh-Bourdon, Christopher a écrit :
I know this would stifle the debate, but can we just stop the very
off-topic debates on:
My IDE vs. Your Text Editor
Struts vs.
Couldn't you include native2ascii as part of the compilation process?
This way you always edit UTF-8 files but they are converted when
you build your application.
Le Lundi 27 Juin 2005 15:11, Antony Paul a écrit :
On 6/27/05, Paul Moody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This looks like the same problem
Quote from sun java doc of java.util.Properties:
'When saving properties to a stream or loading them from a stream, the ISO
8859-1 character encoding is used.
For characters that cannot be directly represented in this encoding, Unicode
escapes are used;
however, only a single 'u' character is
You most probably have the wrong setter parameters for one or several of your
from's properties.
like have you have a setDate(Date date) instead of setDate(String date)
The only allowed signatures, if am not wrong are setXXX(String) and
setXXX(FormFile)
Le Mercredi 15 Juin 2005 15:07, Jan
I could add, use EJBs only if you really can't do without them :D
Things like Hibernate are more flexible an easy to use than EJB 2.0 and i
heard the EJB 3.0 specs will be very similar to what current ORMapping like
Hibernate does!
Le Mardi 14 Juin 2005 10:08, Daniel Perry a écrit :
No,
J2EE
Just my two cents
I'll suggest storing the datas on a central database (which could be clustered
amongst your servers)
Le Lundi 13 Juin 2005 14:06, Nicolas De Loof a écrit :
Hi all,
this mail is totaly of topic, so sory sory sory...
... but there is so much java masters on this list !
I
/transaction/ may be of interrest (they
supports 2 phases commits using XAressources if am not wrong)
delbd a écrit :
Just my two cents
I'll suggest storing the datas on a central database (which could be
clustered amongst your servers)
Le Lundi 13 Juin 2005 14:06, Nicolas De Loof a écrit
Le Mercredi 8 Juin 2005 15:44, Nils Liebelt a écrit :
Hi all,
I want to show list of currently logged in users. Now in my idea this is
something which should belong into application context. Putting it in there
Is not too difficult. I do it in my extended ActionServlet. But how do I
get it
Hello, i have a form using a dispatch action, amongst the actions in the
DispatchAction is the add of new fields to the form. I need some of those
dispatch action to be validated. But some actions need to take place whever
the form is valid or not (eg adding field to the form should add the
Hello,
in a form user is allowed to enter multiple values for a field foo. There can
be an unlimited number of those entries. I saw there is the possibility to do
this:
logic:iterate property=fooArray id=foo
html:text property=foo indexed=true/
/logic:iterate
which should create an entry
Please don't use a replay to another mail as the basis of your questions. This
mixes the mail Threads and make it more difficult to manage!
Well this all doesn't answer my original question on multivalue fields, still
pending ^_^
Le Mardi 31 Mai 2005 10:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
onclick
There is a similar problem with encoding defaulting to ISO-8859 what ever the
browser did send as encoding. This is because the servlet container is unable
to interpret the multi-part encoding a solution is to use a constant
enconding in your forms (using the acceptEncoding parameter) and
Why would you want to trade our beautiful java world acronyms for other ones
like MP3, OGG, WMA, RIAA, MPAA or SABAM (in belgium)
Ok 2 more hours then it's the really interesting part of the friday: traffic
to get back home from the capital when trains are in strike. Cheers.
Le Vendredi 13
Here we have application using struts and giving priviledges to some users or
some roles. We rely on container security to handle login. We simply put a
link to /jsp/admin which redirects to the / and, in web.xml, we ask for
everything under /jsp/admin to require authentification. This way
You can also change the locale by mapping
org.apache.struts.actions.LocaleAction to locale.do in your struts-config.xml,
using a dynaform.
The user can then switch language using somthing like
locale.do?language=frcountry=bepage=/jsps/myjsptogoto.jsp
country and page are optional arguments.
Slide jakarta project does provide a struts based taglib to access content
management :/
Le Lundi 18 Avril 2005 23:52, sudip shrestha a écrit :
Just curious if there are any struts based content managment tools out
there!
-
I assume you mean you input japanese character but the form bean gets a messed
result. If you have a multi-part/formdata encoding for form (used for file
uploads) keep in ming there are problem detecting at the character encoding
used by submitter. Browser is supposed to send the data in the
How about using the java capabilities to store unicode string and just let the
bean:write do the necessarry convertion to html form?
String myStr= \u308f\u305f\u3057;
bean:write name=myStr/
see
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/second_edition/html/lexical.doc.html#44591
for details on unicode
I thought, inside a jsp tag parameter (here the page parameter) the only
substitutions allowed were in the following syntax:
${bean.property}
%= someExpression() %
and so to have your expected result you need to export the value of
treetag:nodeId to a bean and then use that bean value in
Hello
How could i get the the user locale, as a page scoped bean, from struts.
I know there is a struts util class to get the user locale, but i would like
to get it without resorting to the use of a scriptlet.
Is there a more elegant way of doing this?
I need pass the user selected language
that util class of struts without
resorting to the use of a scriptlet.
Le Mercredi 9 Mars 2005 11:44, Flemming G. Jensen a écrit :
You get the local object from the request with the getLocale() method..
--Flemming
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
From: delbd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 9 Mar
Hello
On an error jsp page, i get from a bean a collection of messages send by the
process which lead to the error. One of the informations is the Throwable
which produced the error.
I want the jsp to show the stack trace. I tried to use
bean:write name=error property=throwable/
(which call
Hello,
Using struts and tomcat to handle a file upload form, i noticed the following
problem. If the browsers doesn't accept cookies or tomcat does not yet use
cookies with the involved session (ie we are at first page so tomcat is still
probing the browser), tomcat is unable to read the
Hello
We have a system here chich send mails to user asking the to do some actions
on the system via some url
This is restricted area with container managed login using the auth-basic
system.
When user click the link, browser strts and a popup ask the user for name
password.
Problem:
login
Hello,
I'm a bit lost with the way am supposed to create a link using informations
stored in the actionform in a JSP page.
I looked at the html:link but it looks like you can only extract the part
after the '?' from the actionForm.
I was thinking about simply using a classical jsp tags after
(as you seem to indicate), I wouldn't store it
in the ActionForm at all. Store it as a request attribute, then use
standard methods (JSTL or bean:write/ or even a scriptlet if you're
feeling rebellious) to write it out in your JSP page.
-- Jeff
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