This is documented in the logic taglib reference. Here's the relevant section:
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Normally, each object exposed by the iterate tag is an element of the
underlying collection you are iterating over. However, if you iterate over
a Map, the exposed object is of type Map.Entry that has two prope
Our current request logging simply logs all requests and includes session
id. By 'grepping' on session id, we could create a trace of a single user's
actions. We have not tried to do this and we would probably have to
organize the log output to facilitate the 'grep', but the information is
there
We have written XML driven data access components that implement the
Collection interface. A data access object retrieves data from the JDBC
ResultSet then uses the querys metadata to load the rows into HashMaps.
Each database row is stored in a HashMap. All said and done, we have a
collection of
Hello Eric,
Friday, June 08, 2001, 4:50:25 PM, you wrote:
EF> In a recent project, we had to face quite often the fact that we wanted to
EF> use a tag with multiple request parameters. I know that this tag
EF> allows the use of a Map with all the parameters. However, we found its usage
EF> quit
Joshua Yip writes:
> hey nickmy workflow engine seems to devour the same xml too. What
> standards is yours based on ?
Off hand I don't think its based on any one standard, though I don't
know for sure since I wasn't around when it was started.
The entities used in the XML seem pretty sta
An alternative to maps for multiple dynamic parameters would be helpful.
Could you provide some representative examples of using the tag with
iterate, and the HTML rendered?
I imagine the one provide would generate
This is the link for the
rquest.
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"Frye, Dave" wrote:
> My second step was to define how requests are dispatched. IAF's Dispatcher
> dispatches requests as follows:
> 1. Log the request
Is this an application log for all the sessions?
Could you retrieve the history of a user's session from here at runtime?
"Frye, Dave" wrote:
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In a recent
project, we had to face quite often the fact that we wanted to use a
tag with multiple request parameters. I know that this tag
allows the use of a Map with all the parameters. However, we found its usage
quite difficult specially when the tag was embedded in a
tag and when t
David W did a nice job of integrating Validation into Struts by adding a
servlet and hooking it to the ActionForm.
I wonder if we could do the same thing with the ActionServlet by hooking
it to an ApplicationGateway servlet that was also initialized in the
web.xml?
It would be very cool if we
It's possible we're talking about two different things. Something that
comes up a lot is the idea of a frame of reference longer than a request
but shorter than a session, since there are many tasks which cannot be
resolved in a single request, and are also interdependant.
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Frye, Dave wrote:
> I like the use of your check to examine the previous path, however, it must
> be used in combination with a command token to ensure that user has not gone
> back to an old page that happens to match the current path. Your check will
> certainly catch the case where they hit t
Ted Husted wrote:
> Do you think it might be possible for this model to support some type of
> bookmark ?
>
> I'm thinking of places where we want to start one procedure, but cope
> with the user going off and doing something else, and then coming back
> to the procedure later. Examples would be
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