RE: Examples app

yes Ive seen alot of apps replatformed to the mobile arena refactored back to their "HTML(5) roots" I like the JSP JS libraries available for JSTL, Struts and specifically JQuery and am anxious to find a way to make JSPs that implement these technologies to interoperate on a client level on a

@StringLengthFieldValidator for 2.5

I noticed @StringLengthFieldValidator uses String type for minLength and maxLength. I find this unexpected. Shouldn't we use the int type for these fields? I would vote to go through the annotations and fix the types for 2.5 -- since 2.5 is supposed to break backwards compatibility. Thoughts? Pau

RE: Examples app

Hi Martin, Unfortunately, my example is very simple and only demonstrates a way to have 2 separate sets/path of JSPs (or other view types) and a mechanism to determine the requesting client via the "user-agent" value in the http request. I use the UserAgentUtils (http://user-agent-utils.java.ne

Jenkins build is back to normal : Struts2 #506

See - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]