Kishore Senji wrote:
The idea is that the Converter should be available only when saving the
specific form (atleast for now).
Once you register it, the same converter is available for that type
from that point onwards. It doesn't matter whether you do it in the
Plugin or an Action. So, if you
Now i get pop-up window but some other problems i am facing
As u mentioned this will fail if i make use of validator javascript functions
on search citeria.
I thought i will use serverside validation - but now what's happening is i get
validation errors on my new pop-up window and not on my
snip
I've been told at work that we cannot use it because it isn't
J2EE-compliant... I'm awaiting clarification on what that actually
means in this context
/snip
Probably because the configureAndWatch() method in
o.a.l.x.DOMConfigurator will cause a 'file watcher' thread to be
spawned. The fact
Log4J in a cluster is an issue if you are using FileAppender. The
problem arises because of multiple process from multiple machines
writing to the same file. Either you need to synchronize these
processes by writing a buffer around the FileAppender or use some
other appender like the
Thanks for the post. I didn't realize MySQL had implemented so much of
JDBC 3. A standard API for retrieval of RDBMS-generated keys rocks! This
on top of the recent improvements in driver performance. Awesome.
Erik
Brandon Mercer wrote:
Erik Weber wrote:
Sorry for all those local disk links and
That would depend upon how your cluster is setup though too. Each
node in our clusters/farms has its own independent disk, running its
own independent copy of the app ... and has its own independent log
file.
I can't imagine why someone would use a shared mount in a cluster
environment. The
Hi Manisah,
As I understand this problem is not exactly related to struts but with
the controlling the flow.
With my knowledge of struts we can't do validation in main page and show
the report in the
popup screen.
Don't worry I have a alternative solution for this.
Please refer the attached
Depends on your database. Most db's like MaxDB, Oracle and so on which
support sequences can retreive the current value of the sequence after
it has been used.
Usually something along the lines of SEQ.CURRVAL for Oracle. Typically
you can only use it if you've used the sequence in the first
Brandon:
With regards to Oracle
Accessing Sequence will work if you make sure the Sequence is SELECTED
within your session otherwise you should use SEQ.nextval to ensure you get
a unique and valid value for your sequence
for details Please read
Last time I checked (which was a couple of months back), Struts uses the
static methods of BeanUtils. This means that they just use the same
instance used by all classes for the same application. The same goes for
ConvertUtils.register(). So, from what I understand, once you register a
At 9:02 AM -0600 1/31/05, Hubert Rabago wrote:
Last time I checked (which was a couple of months back), Struts uses the
static methods of BeanUtils. This means that they just use the same
instance used by all classes for the same application. The same goes for
ConvertUtils.register(). So, from
I think as far as configuration is concerned, it shouldn't be about
the developer configuring multiple BeanUtils instances, but
configuring how individual fields should be formatted. This is what I
went for with FormDef.
http://www.rabago.net/struts/formdef/manual.htm#specifyingformats
On Mon,
Joe Germuska wrote:
At 9:02 AM -0600 1/31/05, Hubert Rabago wrote:
I only recently became aware of BeanUtils' non-static object
counterparts,
and I haven't had a chance to use them yet or figure out if Struts can
use them.
I think I raised this question recently on the user list, but if not,
Read Rick's ibatis tutorial, it covers DAO quite well:
http://reumann.net/struts/ibatisLesson1.do
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 09:57:03 -0700, Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Brandon Mercer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
They both talk about accessing information from a database and DAO and DTO
and
I'm moving to a new project and won't need to subscribe to this list for
the time being. Before moving on though, I wanted to say thank you to
everyone. The people here are great.
Seven months ago I had heard and read of Struts but never used it. I'm now
leaving behind a small web app
Hi all.
This might seem more a design question than a struts
specific question. Anyway, if anyone could help me out
a little here.
I`m going to explain what is my approach for an
specific situation, then you tell me what you think
about that, ok.
When i`m designinig the web interface for a
See if this methodology helps you separate the 2.
When I start a project I do not care about DB or model; I only care
what the client wants, like what fields, where, etc.
I work w/ them to create html mock ups as requirments.
Is this what they want?
Once that's done, it's easy.
I rename HTML
I need 3 buttons
1) normal submit button - works correctly - yeah
c:url var=addImage value='/images/buttonAdd.jpg'/
html:image src=${addImage} alt=Add value=add/
2) reset button - press this and any changes since the last form
submit are removed
Tried (displayed image, but
Vic, the separation of view and model is clear on your
approach, liked it.
However, there`s still one of the coupling i
mentioned.
Suppose that one year later your client decided to
change the information contained in one of the pages.
He now wants the all the stuff from 2 pages in only 1
page.
Today I find myself converting an existing webapp from using Log4J
directly to using JCL instead. As per the JCL User's Guide, I'm creating
a private static Log variable in all my classes, Struts Actions included.
My question is, why is this OK? Static variables in Actions are a Bad
Thing,
Today I find myself converting an existing webapp from using Log4J directly to
using JCL instead. As per the JCL User's Guide, I'm creating a private static
Log variable in all my classes, Struts Actions included.
My question is, why is this OK? Static variables in Actions are a Bad Thing,
snip
Static variables in Actions are a Bad
Thing, that's a ell-known fact, but why is a Log instance an exception to
this rule?
Is it only a bad thing to have static members that might be updated? Is
that the difference here?
/snip
The documentation for Action says:
Instance and static
Makes sense, thanks. Somewhere along the line I got it in my head that
all static vars are bad. It makes sense that they wouldn't be, I guess I
just got it in my head that they are always bad and never really
questioned why. If nothing else, that quote you references says it all
quite clearly.
Using JDBC- JTOpen 4.6 for AS/400 DB2
I have a PreparedStatement that inserts 25 values into a table with 25
attributes...
When I supply 23 or less attributes with values, the insert operation
works normally.
However, if I supply 24 or 25 attributes it throws an exception:
java.sql.SQLException:
I guess it be a new case.
If there are 2 logical forms like master (name) and detail(list of
transactions, that means the 1 form bean has to mirror it so you would
have to nest a bean.
(and... once the client approves... I would write a DAO).
As far as MDA I myself use requirments based
It seems that it is a bug with OS/400 R 5.1.
It has been documented before:
http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/bugs/?func=detailbugbug_id=3160group_id=29
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 12:48:55 -0600, sudip shrestha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using JDBC- JTOpen 4.6 for AS/400 DB2
I have a
afaik, there is no parameter limit
your problem is probably related to the actual data value you're trying
to set as parameter values for your preparedstatement. just my guess.
find out whether your problem is always happening on specific
parameters or not... ie. the 24th or 25th parameter that
So what do you guys think?
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Well, I got an actual answer... Here's what I was told...
Log4J is not J2EE complient so we should not be coding to it
directly. Log4J requires direct file manipulation. J2EE forbids
direct file manipulation, requires URL of file://... usage.
WAS uses commons logging in it's implementation,
And it would seem this may be the ptf:
http://www-912.ibm.com/j_dir/JTOpen.nsf/8178b1c14b1e9b6b8525624f0062fe9f/a81403b611a0583686256bab006d7543?OpenDocument
JC
That's great about Java.
I am going the other way, from JCL to the new log4j:
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/ugli.html
.V
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Today I find myself converting an existing webapp from using Log4J directly to
using JCL instead. As per the JCL User's Guide, I'm creating a
I'll be looking into UGLI as well, but I currently code directly to the
log4j API. Not that it doesn't have it's own set of issues in a J2EE
environment, but my impression is that JCL can be much worse. Here's
something else to chew on:
http://www.qos.ch/logging/thinkAgain.jsp
Vic wrote:
Good evening. I'm a little stuck trying to create a global constant in
validation.xml that allows the mask rule to validate special spanish
characters like Ñ [ UNICODE = \u00d1 ] for names, surnames, city names and
so... Can someone give a hint ;^) ? Mi RegExp is like this: ^[A-Z.Ñ\s]*$
In the spirit of equal time:
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-commons/Commons_20Logging_20FUD
To summarize the last paragraph (that quotes an entry from the blog of one
of JCL's creators), JCL is intended to be used by *library* code so it can
leverage the logging implementation used by the
Thanks a lot, i think i can work this out. Btw, i could not receive the
attached file (may be because it is through forum)
Would appreciate if can forward attachement again to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks once again,
regards
Manisha
Keshav Shetty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Manisah,
As I
Well, the marketing department of Sturts is in hot water for this one.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wait, we don't have one.
Oh, well... who cares.
Some people just can't comprehend that there are 2 or more MVC
frameworks out there.
.V
Alex Kravets wrote:
So what do you guys think?
Good evening. I'm a little stuck trying to create a global constant in
validation.xml that allows the mask rule to validate special spanish
characters like Ñ [ UNICODE = \u00d1 ] for names, surnames, city names and
so... Can someone give a hint ;^) ? Mi RegExp is like this: ^[A-Z.Ñ\s]*$
To the why is it named Shale instead of Struts question ... I would
very much like it to be called Struts, but in the Apache development
culture that cannot happen until the committers agree that it *is*
Struts. I have proposed that Shale indeed be adopted in that way, and
will continue to
I think Mr. McClanahan summed it up nicely ;-)
Alex Kravets wrote:
So what do you guys think?
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When the layouts are done by Tiles and
they are composed of a number of JSP files
and Tiles definitions, any tools to facilitate layout design?
Thanks
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Hi Tim,
One (maybe obvious) question:
Does your tiles-defs.xml definition for public.error have a path to
your jsp?
If not, that could wreak all kinds of error havoc...
Tim Christopher wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to setup custom error pages using Tomcat but keep on
getting the following error:
[EMAIL
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 21:04:34 -0600, Vic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Craig McClanahan wrote:
I have proposed that Shale indeed be adopted in that way, and
will continue to encourage it;
:-)
(It took me a year after Struts .06 was out to find it, it took me a
year to use CoR after that was
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Processing ErrorPage[errorCode=404, location=/errors/404.do]
ClientAbortException: java.net.SocketException: Software caused
connection abort: socket write error
at
org.apache.coyote.tomcat5.OutputBuffer.doFlush(OutputBuffer.java:331)
sniprest
Hi Kishore, thanks for the tip... I tried what you suggested but it didn't
work... while googling for answers I read somewhere that including UNICODE
codes was only possible in *.properties files, not in *.XML ... from my
experience, that seems to be right...
Anyway, I'm going through the
I just couldn't resist :^P ... Tomorrow I'll try it, but for now this looks
like a simpler solution to the character encoding problem:
http://www.servletsuite.com/servlets/encflt.htm
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From: Kishore Senji [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Kishore, thanks for the tip... I tried what you suggested but it didn't
work... while googling for answers I read somewhere that including UNICODE
codes was only possible in *.properties files, not in *.XML ... from my
experience, that seems to be right...
You are right. You have to
You Try with bean:resource tag
You can access it..
Jay Chandran wrote:
Hi all,
How can i read XML files using struts? is this possible? Can any one provide
a link or give an example for reading XML files using struts?
:-)
Jay
Here is the test case
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import org.apache.commons.validator.*;
public class TestValidatorMask{
public static void main(String[] args)
throws Exception {
ValidatorResources vr = new ValidatorResources(getFormSetAsInputStream());
Form form =
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