Hi Patrick,
I was using an early release of WW2. I upgraded to beta 2 and the type
conversion worked. Did you say there was a final release? The most
recent one I saw on java.net was the beta 2 of both webwork and xwork.
I still haven't gotten the advanced type conversion to work. I looked
throug
I can't seem to get default type converter working with the Date example
on the web site:
I tried a form with two parameters, one with a text input and one with
the date input.
I put print statements in for the getters and setters, and here is what
I get in the log:
SETTING TEXT: null
GETTING DAT
If I am generating a dynamic row based form, how can I submit the form
elements to the action in a structured manner.
I know it is possible to submit form elements as a collection by giving
the fields the same name as in:
(the same would work for multi select checkboxes)
I would like to take
If I am generating a dynamic row based form, how can I submit the form
elements to the action in a structured manner.
I know it is possible to submit form elements as a collection by giving
the fields the same name as in:
(the same would work for multi select checkboxes)
I would like to take
Normally after an action is executed, the output can reference
information from the originating action with ognl through getters and
setters or direct method calls (ie $person.name:
getPerson().getName()).
If I intercept and short circuit an action (ie do not invoke it), what
is the proper way to
how can I access a session IOC component from an interceptor?
thanks,
Alex.
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