Ted,
> I'm probably +1 on this. I'm just not sure when you would want to
> specify the key dynamically. I'd also wonder if there's a need to
> specify the key dynamically, do we need to offer the same for the bundle
> too?
One example of where this would be useful in our app is this. Suppose I h
I realize that the list of 1.1 Event Generators is semi-volatile until
work-flow and validation fall into place. On the flip side, I think there
might be a few "interesting" events we can identify now. For instance, what
do people think of the attached samples and models? What other events are
peo
This is a common problem when configuring
struts on weblogic. Reason is that
the parser could not fetch the
file(http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/dtds/struts-config_1_0.dtd) from the
web.
The easiest way is to alter
the request to your local file.
For example:
FROM:
"-//Ap
Any one know why I am getting this Exception in
Weblogic 6?
I have gotten this Exception before, erased the tmp
war files, and all was ok. Now erasing the tmp war doesnt help. It
happens inside the Digester in the below method, on the line
"getParser().parse(input, this);"
--
I originally worked at Intalio, which had started the BPMI (Business Process
Management Initiative) http://www.bpmi.org. IBM and many others have joined
this (including ebXML). It is even referenced at the bottom.
Unfortunately I don't know what their plans are in relationship to BPML.
-warner
Incze Lajos writes:
> IBM's developerworks now has a gentle introduction on thw WSFL
> (webervices flow language) at
>
>http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-ref4/index.html?dwzone=webservices
I noticed that at the beginning of the WSFL spec the author states
that WSF
IBM's developerworks now has a gentle introduction on thw WSFL
(webervices flow language) at
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-ref4/index.html?dwzone=webservices
incze
Hello Paul. I didnt know anything about graphs. Thanks for explaining.
So how do you make these graphs? How do you link things in this fashion. I
am really interested. Any links you can send me about this?
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From: "Paul Speed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTEC
//LoginButton1.gif" ALT="Login">
Here the bean tag is not accepting, i know because of nested tag. So
what is the solution to pass value dynamically over here?
thanks & regards
raj
Todd,
We had problem with any property that the first two characters are
uppercase. This problem may be from conversion of OID to getOID and setOID.
In our case we had to ensure that the first and second characters are lower
case like oiD then it worked.
Akin
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From: T
How do I call the bean:write tage for a property 'OID'?
I have tried both: bean:write property='OID' and bean:write property='oID'
Any ideas?
Todd
Hello Rajasekhar,
Thursday, June 21, 2001, 8:19:57 PM, you wrote:
RB> Hi all,
RB> When i am using this code i got one error:
RB> Attribute req has no value at
RB> org.apache.jasper.compiler.JspReader.parseAttributeValue(JspReader.java:567)
RB> onmouseover="MM_swapImage('Login','', property
I didn't take offense at what you said. I just wanted
to acknowledge it was something I wanted to do and
eventually things would be more reusable, but I
haven't had time to address this issue as the code has
changed. I would like to have things separated more
with layers and interfaces so other
A graph is a data structure where nodes are linked together. One
node is linked to several other nodes and so on. A directed graph is
a graph where the links have a specific direction. A tree is a special
form of graph (usually directed) that only branches in one direction.
In other words, a ch
thanks Craig-
I may be appealing to the wrong crowd (as I expect this stuff is all
part of the Servlet spec), but this somehow seems to be less modular
than I would like. It seems that the spirit or .war files is to be an
extension of the .jar file concept, generalized to entire j2ee
application
Hi David,
I would like to emphasize that I truly do not intend to criticize or
belittle your work. I really do appreciate and respect your efforts to give
Struts a boost.
My only agenda is simply trying to expand the flexibility of our tools and
enhance there ability to be learned and reused. M
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Chad Johnston wrote:
> Craig,
>
> I took my project home to work on it last night. I have a small LAN at home
> that connects to the 'Net through a dialup on a file server. I was unable to
> get my Struts 1.0 application working without being dialed in to my ISP.
> Wheneve
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Jonathan Asbell wrote:
> Wow. I couldnt find this in the java docs. How would we otherwise know?
>
Which Javadocs did you look at? The Javadocs for the JDK, for example,
only document what's in the JDK -- not any of the optional packages. Each
add-on Java API (servlet
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, William Shulman wrote:
>
> Hello -
>
> I have been using the struts tablibs for a few weeks now and
> integrated them with my application by adding taglib declarations in
> my web.xml file to point to the struts tld files. However, I was
> reading the installation notes a
Hi all,
When i am using this code i got one error:
Attribute req has no value at
org.apache.jasper.compiler.JspReader.parseAttributeValue(JspReader.java:567)
//LoginButton2.gif,1)">
but i defined req
thanks & regards
raj
craigmcc01/06/21 09:18:20
Modified:src/share/org/apache/struts/taglib/html BaseHandlerTag.java
Log:
Make the remaining helper methods "protected" rather than "private".
Submitted by: James Howe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Revision ChangesPath
1.7 +8 -11
jakarta-s
I haven't had time yet to reorganize the code to
separate out validations into pure boolean validation
methods. The interface that is there now wasn't the
original one and has evolved over time. When I have
free time, I've normally focused on adding
functionality over reorganizing the source cod
comments below...
> -Original Message-
> From: Jonathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 10:38 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: server-side, java-based validation rules for struts..
>
> So at some point you will gat a handle to the ActionForm
> (read "
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Ted Husted wrote:
> I'm probably +1 on this. I'm just not sure when you would want to
> specify the key dynamically. I'd also wonder if there's a need to
> specify the key dynamically, do we need to offer the same for the bundle
> too?
>
I think the general concept of var
So at some point you will gat a handle to the ActionForm (read "bean") and
say:
actionForm.addVetoableChangeListener(String
propertyName,VetoableChangeListener listener)
or
actionForm.addVetoableChangeListener(VetoableChangeListener listener)
or
the third one which I dont totally understand. (plea
Yes, the end result is ActionForms with Listeners registered prior to the
ActionServlet populating our form with the users request values.
Slightly more exact mechanics for registering the listeners are:
1. Instantiate the form-bean
2. Instantiate zero to many listeners
3. Register each listen
So you are saying that when an ActionForm is instantiated its associated
listener(s) get shoved in (read "registered") via a set method on the
ActionForm, and the Listener actually does the registering of itself in its
constructor or something.
So what you have is a bunch of ActionsForms with the
Craig,
I took my project home to work on it last night. I have a small LAN at home
that connects to the 'Net through a dialup on a file server. I was unable to
get my Struts 1.0 application working without being dialed in to my ISP.
Whenever I started up Tomcat without being connected to the 'Net
Currently, I'm just running everything in session scope, and attached
some convenience methods to an Action superclass, along the lines of the
saveErrors() convenience method. The cache is instantiated when the
actor logs in, and the convenience methods access it through a constant
key, just as St
I guess that's the critical part, eh-- sorry for the hand-waving :)
At this point, I see the Struts controller coordinating these "rules", based
on the contents of struts-config.xml:
1. Instantiation of our form-bean as needed (no real change here).
2. Instantiation of optional change-lis
Hi Everyone,
I am new to struts. Can anybody tell me, How the Struts takes care of
session management?
Thanxs.
Stephen.
Check the Components / Extended Templates proposal. It allows to :
* Define template definition (url+attributes) in a central file (xml)
* Define definition by inheritance
* Use a template definition name as struts-config forward parameter
* And much more ...
Ideas that you pro
How are you dealing with scope.
Do you use an adaptor to Session or ServletContext to hide the scope's
implementation from the
developer, or do you outright use a Session etc.
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From: "Ted Husted" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 20
Wow. I couldnt find this in the java docs. How would we otherwise know?
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From: "Sukachevin, Stoehr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 7:30 AM
Subject: RE: javax.servlet.include.path_info
> Check the Java Servlet Spec AP
you are an early bird ted!
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From: "Ted Husted" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 7:31 AM
Subject: Re: Opening up a thread on ALTERNATE SCOPES
> Sorry, I should have said remove rather than pop. It's a hashtable, so
> everythin
Levi, you lost me somewhere in your explanation from ."now have to
account for interacting with Struts-- That's where I see
java.bean.VetoableChangeListener."
What are you passing to whom, and where are you instantiating and
registering things?
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From: "Le
Check the Java Servlet Spec API. v2.2 says:
When a servlet is being used from within an include, it is sometimes
necessary for that servlet to know the path by which it was invoked and not
the original request paths. The following request attributes are set:
javax.servlet.include.request_uri
ja
Sorry, I should have said remove rather than pop. It's a hashtable, so
everything is accessed by a token name.
Jonathan Asbell wrote:
> If you are pushing and popping how do you get to the bottom ones anyway?
Can we please do this?
Martin, can you send me what you have anyway because I want to use it if
they wont include it =)
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From: "Ted Husted" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 7:14 AM
Subject: Re: Proposed enhancement to
> I'm p
Sure Ted. Thanx. My perspective always comes from assuming that the reader
doesnt know much. People get confused and sidetracked with jargon, and
struts can be used by less experienced people if explained correctly. I
mean, dont we want the user base to grow so it can be developed better and
f
I'm probably +1 on this. I'm just not sure when you would want to
specify the key dynamically. I'd also wonder if there's a need to
specify the key dynamically, do we need to offer the same for the bundle
too?
Meanwhile, I also wonder if we should have "textKey" and "bundle"
attributes for the
Ted, can you explain a little more about:
"I also started thinking of it as a cache, since if heavily used it might
need to be capped, so that older items were automatically disposed when it
was 'full'. "
If you are pushing and popping how do you get to the bottom ones anyway?
- Original Mes
Hello Ted,
+1
Good idea.
Thursday, June 21, 2001, 2:52:08 PM, you wrote:
TH> I like the idea of a "brochure-size" introduction to Struts, and a
TH> "quick-start" installation guide. I think this might make a useful
TH> preamble to the User Guide.
TH> My favorite part is where you say:
TH> "
Can you describe what you mean by graph. Do you mean a HashMap or List?
How do you "jump"? How do you go follow decisions and results?
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From: "Paul Speed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 2:24 AM
Subject: Re: Opening up a thre
This is also an area I like to discuss but I do not have any implementation
nor the requirement yet to implement alternate scopes.
I've made an earlier posting on this topic giving my thoughts, which I
repeat below.
--- start of extract ---
(...)
This has suggested me the notion of contexts, som
I like the idea of a "brochure-size" introduction to Struts, and a
"quick-start" installation guide. I think this might make a useful
preamble to the User Guide.
My favorite part is where you say:
"Your company has decided"
I think this would make a nice focal point for an introduction. After
First off, I've been off this mailing list for quite a while, so please
excuse me if this has already been discussed (how can I search the mailing
list easily?).
I'm trying to set up a website using Struts' templating functionality,
however I've run into a 'problem'.
Looking at the Struts templa
What I'm working on myself right now is a "ResourceCache" where I can
tuck things (like partially complete ActionForms) for future use. It's
just a hashtable right now, but the objects could also be wrapped if
additional properties were needed.
I'm using it to do two things: (1) save partially c
Just a note:
Committers make the final decision about whether something is added to
the official distribution, but we do not control the contribution or
development process. Everyone is invited and encouraged to discuss how
they would implement features here on the dev list, and then go off and
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