that also worked for me, I stuck to fernando's plan:
1) you DON'T have (or have it comment out) in your velocity.properties:
resource.loader = whatever
because if VelocityManager finds an already configured resource.loader it
will not set the templates.path.
2) you load the WebWorkVelocityServlet
I was thinking of using scripts instead of classes for rapid development. I'm pretty
sure I'll need java classes for production later on. But for development I'd like to
use scripts. This is why the difference should be minimal only. Groovy and BeanShell
are both very much like Java.
I think
I don't think it's server-specific.
After looking at VelocityManager code, one can see that there's a few possible ways of
configuring it:
/**
* if the user has specified an external velocity configuration file, we'll
want to search for it in the
* following order
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I'm trying the WebWork2 and I follow the Quick Start Guide to do. The
program is successful to compile. But I found that the form parameter
didn't set to LoginAction. After I add the debug message. I found that
the variables, username and password, are null. hasErrors() is report
true. Pls advise
Hi
We are having some memory cosumption problems with our
webapplication (using ww 1.3) in our productive environment.
So we are currently profiling it.
The memory profiling showed that these 2 webwork classes
are not garbage collected and grow during time:
webwork.util.QuerySegment
Hi,
I noticed the scripting discussion and hacked up a solution for running
Groovy scripts as views (not actions). Some examples on how the taglibs
could be implemented are available at http://www.jroller.com/page/DaGGeRRz.
As I mention in the blog, I'm not reaaally sure this is a good idea
Hi,
I'm using the radiomap template but creating the value list with the OGNL:
#tag( Radio template=/template/custom/radiomap.vm label='Com visita?'
labelposition=top name
='comVisita' list=#{ 'SIM' : '0' , 'NÃO' : '1' } listValue=top.key
listKey=top.value )
The property comVisita on my model
Hi,
I try to make WebWork working on WebLogic. In my velocitytemplates I use
macro:
#macro(includeservlet $name)
$webwork.
include($name,$req,$res)
#end
On Tomcat it works but on WebLogicI haveexception:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Original response not available
at
It should be relatively easy, for someone who uses a scripting
environment and knows how to tell it to execute a script, to make
something like this possible:
action name=createRole class=comBeanShellScriptAction
param name=scriptscripts/CreateRoleAction.bsh/param
result
Just note
In your's blog you haven't mentioned anything about groovlets (aka groovy +
servlet). They are somthing like servlets but much easier to use and is very
like php. It needs only to add a groovy servlet and map all request with
*.groovy. Evrything else will be handled automatically.
Now
remigijus wrote:
Just note
In your's blog you haven't mentioned anything about groovlets (aka groovy +
servlet). They are somthing like servlets but much easier to use and is very
like php. It needs only to add a groovy servlet and map all request with
*.groovy. Evrything else will be handled
To get the current object in Myset you should be able to write
ww:property/ or ww:property value=./
I do not know if you actually mean that the Mymanager.calculate code should
work as it is written? It will not anyway. Something like this could work
though:
ww:bean id=myManager
Now webwork2 for UI tags is using velocity. It means that for every
ww:ui
tag there is velocity involved. With groovlet it is possible to easily
replace all velocity templates in just one day or two the most (at
least I
hope :) ). And because grooblets are bytecode and they are cached by
Using BSF I created a ScriptAction class that calls the script during
ActionSupport.execute(). But there open issues. What about Objects to be accessed
(get/set) by a Form. Action class would need to support some generic getter/setter
methods in order to modify the according script variable.
You can just access the Parameter map from ActionContext...
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Using BSF I created a ScriptAction
Please check this URL: http://www.opensymphony.com/webwork/views-jsp.jsp
Near the bottom the page renders wildly wrong on IE 6 and Mozilla Firebird
0.70.
Michael Day
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These have been fixed, I've asked Pat to update the website a while
back, so whenever he gets round to that all those jsp pages will be
html and will show up correctly.
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Okay, upon further investigation it seems to happen on almost all the
documenation pages. It appears to be caused by not escaping HTML entities
inside the pre tags (ie. b should become lt;bgt;).
As it stands, I'm unable to view the documentation without downloading it.
Michael Day
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There is also work being done on GroovyPages...
Some sample pages are at
http://cvs.groovy.codehaus.org/viewcvs.cgi/groovy/modules/pages/src/web/?roo
t=codehaus
Or the java source code at
http://cvs.groovy.codehaus.org/viewcvs.cgi/groovy/modules/pages/src/main/gro
Hi,
You are right that the Query class contains a cache of all expressions
(instances of Query). It is a static HashMap in WW1.3 so it is never GC'd as
you know.
I can see a couple of cases that would make it grow:
1. Parameters that are sent in requests are set on actions with the help of
the
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Try it out and let us know if it's faster and show us some examples...
I'm open to change, if it makes sense...
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Thomas,
In LoginAction-validation.xml, you have the field names set as Username
and Password. They should be username and password.
Thank you for your extremely well thought out and detailed email!
Pat
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Just a note -- I hardcoded the interval to 2 seconds in VelocityManager
-- this will get pulled out to a configuration element shortly.
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Thanks for the reply,
the problem is that there is no name for the object in the set, i.e. it
is not a property of an object. It could be any class inside that set.
Can you please tell me how do I get the current object at the iteration?
i.e. ww:property ?? /
Thank you again for the reply
And how to avoid CompoundRoot Access error? Object does not exist?
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You can
I need to check if an Interceptor is being called from within a servlet
environment. Right now I'm checking if
ServletActionContext.getRequest() == null. Is there a better way?
Thanks,
-Mark
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