Refer to http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1068117&forum_id=249318 for
history.
As discussed, I've
attached a simple patch that makes BufferedResponseWrapper extend
HttpServletResponseWrapper instead of implementing ServletResponse
directly. I'm still not sure why this wasn
Title: Message
yep - fine by me. I did a small amount of research
into why it wasn't done this way in the first place but didn't find
anything. I'm interested to hear the reason (its obviously been a
conscious decision).
An alternative might be to have the response wrapper used
be config
not me, but if you're talking about a very that has export working on
weblogic, I have one I patched myself that does that.
cheesr
dim
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> To me the most important change will be the re-factoring to allow
> database loading (using paging and sorting). And I won't like to see
> any JDBC or any ORM-tool code for this. Just an interface that has to
> be implemented and linked.
I'm not sure how you're thinking of doing this, but I'd
> You can do this without a data model. Just let the user specify
> any table and use DatabaseMetaData to retrieve the columns.
My query isn't coming directly from a database. It's (a) on another tier,
and (b) the result of an XQuery, so unfortunately that doesn't do the job
for my purposes.
c
I don't know I'd include the paging in the data model, the way I see it
(not saying I'm necessarily right), this logic belongs in the view. I
also think you need to add some sort of meta-data there - specifically the
number, name, and types of columns.
I'd still go back to the swing TableModel
Ben,
I'll offer my understanding of what the filter does - hopefully someone
can either correct me or confirm it.
> STEP 5: Optional. If you need to export data from an included
> JSP page, such as from Struts, you should configure the
> ResponseOverrideFilter in your web.xml. (You do not need
Ben,
> I appreciate your enthusiasm about providing your
> understanding, but
>
> This is a question about the documentation - not the function
> of the code.
oops - sorry (o: completely missed the question there
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> I see that the problem relates to people who have included a
Hi,
I'm 99% sure I've seen this done already. Have a look through the
archives from a few months ago and see if you can find the link. Sorry I
can't point you exactly to what you're after, but I can tell you that it
does exist.
cheers
dim
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