At the bottom of every email sent to the list is a link to unsubscribe. It
can't get any easier/clearer than that.
David
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James,
I haven't even been able to figure out requiredif! I think your feature is
great but we need to show some discipline and maintain the 1.1 freeze. IMO,
this should be a definite addition for 1.2.
I have no idea about the issues with JavaCC. Does it mean that there's no
source file, jus
Is "_" the right notation? I've never seen that and would expect it to be
[] instead.
David
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Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 23:06:54 -0600
I wan
t I see warnings all over Eclipse about it.
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> When I try to build S
When I try to build Struts I get this error:
[javac]
C:\eclipse\workspace\jakarta-struts\src\share\org\apache\struts\taglib\nested\NestedPropertyTag.java:121:
cannot resolve symbol
[javac] symbol : variable EVAL_BODY_AGAIN
[javac] location: class
org.apache.struts.taglib.nested.NestedProp
Struts has 6 open bug reports, many of which I'm prepared to mark as later.
What's disheartening is the large number of open bugs on the dependent
packages we use from commons. We need DBCP for 1.1 to maintain backwards
compatibility with deprecated 1.0 APIs but we don't need it for 1.2 (when
t this the wrong way. With the exception of
the default page, every page in my application is referenced through tiles
definitions. Is there another way to take the default request/page and
call
your default page using a tiles definition? I am trying to avoid putting
tiles tags in the jsp itself.
: jakarta-struts-1.1-rc1
In Welcome page (default page):
<%@ taglib uri="struts-logic" prefix="logic"%>
In Struts config:
...
...
value="/WEB-INF/tiles-defs.xml"/>
In tiles-de
Works fine for me.
David
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Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 14:40:22 -0500
Chucks book contains an e
That seems a little disconcerting.
Edgar
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I definitely don't think we should support replacement args because then the
html tags turn into messaging tags. A bundle attribute might be nice but
the bean:message or preferably fmt:message tags are more flexible.
David
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Summing up, is it fair to say that "an enhancement request which comes with
a patch (and possibly some test cases) will be given relatively higher
priority, regardless whether its functionality overlaps with other
technologies"? (And "persistence counts as well.")
I personally won't commit any c
We'll be moving the message resources functionality into commons-resources
for 1.2 so you should probably fit your class into that code instead of
Struts code that will be going away. I'm interested in your class because
reloading the app server to see message changes is a nuisance I could live
ate: Sun, 2 Mar 2003 18:52:38 -0500
What's the fix?
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Thanks for applying the patch. Questions below:
David Graham wrote:
I've made the changes.
A couple things:
1. Please post patches to bugzilla tickets.
Where is the bugzilla? I can't find a link to it at the website
2. We adhere to the standard Java coding guideli
Would it bother any of you validator folks if I added myself to the status
file of commons validator and committed a fix? I thought it would be polite
to ask first :-).
Dave
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How is it any different than the way it was implemented before? If it
doesn't find the 1.4 method it uses the 1.3 method.
David
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I've made the changes.
A couple things:
1. Please post patches to bugzilla tickets.
2. We adhere to the standard Java coding guidelines which prohibit
underscores except in constants.
3. Your if statement should have been (encode != null)
David
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How about we solve the 7 remaining 1.1 bugs first ;-).
Dave
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Date: Sat, 01 Mar 2003 17:56:04 -0500
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
M
The test I use is this:
Does the requested feature exist in JSTL? If so, don't duplicate the effort
in Struts. This is not just my opinion, it has been discussed among the
committers before.
I don't think people requesting enhancements or patches realize the amount
of effort required to get i
1.2. Alternative? Struts 1.2 in 18 months?
.V
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Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 17:50:08 -0700
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Currently, the struts-el tags live in the org.apache.strutsel.taglib.*
package. At some point, I think they need to be moved to
org.apache.struts.taglib.el.* to match the rest of the taglibs. Maybe they
could even be under their respective non-el taglibs (ie.
org.apache.struts.taglib.bean.el)
d. I was
thinking about something with a declarative search criteria or pattern.
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Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 19:46:27 -0800 (PST)
On Fri, 28 Feb 2003, David Graham wrote:
> Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 17:50:08 -0700
> From: David Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I just noticed that Tiles code is duplicated under the contrib directory.
Shouldn't this be removed now that Tiles is integrated into Struts?
David
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We no longer actively maintain the consultants and poweredby pages. What
does everyone think about removing them? We still get requests to be added
to those pages so I think it would be good to get rid of them.
David
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The ne
I need some help solving this issue. I don't know where to look for the
problem. Is this an issue with Sun's 1.3.1 jdk, BeanUtils, or Struts.
There are 2 workarounds:
1. Use Java 1.4
2. Don't provide an indexed getter method on the ActionForm
Help?
David
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla
It is valid xml unless there is a dtd that says all text must be in a
tag. I think it's ok.
David
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Date:
The taglibs are a heavily used feature. We get a lot of bug reports on them
so the tests are badly needed. There is no doubt that we should use JSTL
but at this point not everyone has that option.
David
With respect, consider how much time struts-devs should spend on tags, I
kind of agree wi
Sounds great James! Thanks a bunch for doing the tests.
David
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Subject: Short term plans
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 16:58:33 -0500
Committers/Developers
It shows a warning message saying that the file input was filled without
any
action of the user, and lets you choose to submit it or not.
Thanks for the info. I knew Opera wouldn't let me down :-).
David
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Opera does display the value attribute's text in the browser window;
however, when you open the file chooser on the field, that value is not used
at all.
David
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I don't think we need an RC that just updates the dependant libraries to
released versions. IMO, we do need an RC2 though, which may include more
released libraries.
David
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S
Final releases for dependant libraries will be distributed with 1.1 final.
Currently we're using nightlies.
David
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thanks,
Andy
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Subject: Re: [patch] tiles-documentation import statement cleanup
Patches should be posted to a bugzilla ticket. Cleaning up imports is
Patches should be posted to a bugzilla ticket. Cleaning up imports is not
high on my list of todos for getting 1.1 released.
David
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Subject: [patch] tiles-docu
in with
convertNull set to true as an ActionServlet parameter.
If it then works, we can just document the condition. Since numerics are
not recommended for ActionForms, we don't need to solution to be
particularly elegant =:0)
-Ted.
David Graham wrote:
That bug states that validate required does
That's not a bug, it's a usage limitation. An app that does not use
sessions is considered a special case so we're not bending over backwards to
support it. We realize the tag shouldn't be creating sessions but can't
change it because of backward compatibility problems.
David
From: "Mitche
Even if no requests ever get processed by ActionServlet, having HtmlTag
just use
RequestUtils.retrieveUserLocale will still do the right thing (i.e. return
a
locale based on the Accept-Language header, or the default locale for the
server). I don't see how that would break localization behavior.
The HTML tag does its own locale-setting (and therefore session creation)
because some people still set their apps up to all URLs directly to JSP
pages (bypassing the controller servlet, so that the locale setup it does
is also skipped). Removing this would break the localization behavior of
any
I'm not sure backwards compatibility would really be impacted.
Unless you can show that backwards compatibility *definitely* won't be
impacted, we can't change the behavior. Subclassing the tag for your
specific use is what open source is all about.
David
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I agree with you that the html tag should not be performing the logic it
does now; however, we can't change behavior that people may be relying on.
Keep in mind that your app is a special case where you're not using
sessions. If many other apps weren't using sessions we would have had many
mo
That bug states that validate required does not work with an ActionForm
property with type java.lang.Integer. Indeed, I tested this with the
struts-validator webapp's type form and required doesn't seem to run for
that field when I changed it from String to Integer. What does happen is
that a
I also agree with David. The responses I've seen to your fix indicate that
it worked. I think it would be appropriate to commit the fixes now for
release in 1.1. I think an RC2 that included your fix would be appropriate
after we deal with the rest of the open bugs on RC1.
David
From: "Ka
Yes. Since announcing the Beta, there has been an uptick in user activity,
so there are a number of bugs that need to be addressed. Unfortunately,
FileUpload seems to be a one man show (me) at the moment, with the
original
contributors being conspicuously absent.
It looks like there are 2 outstand
nt Packages in Struts 1.1
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 10:17:21 -0800 (PST)
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, David Graham wrote:
> Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 11:09:10 -0700
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So dbcp, pool, and fileupload still need work. Arron fixed an important bug
with the nested taglib but he recommended that we not include the fix in 1.1
because it touched a lot of the nested tags. Are we sure we don't want to
include that fix in 1.1? The nested tags are badly broken in Tomca
;
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Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 09:02:54 -0500
While *we all* put a lot of time and effort into getting 1.1 ready for its
first release candidate, it seems to me that David Graham really came
through for us over the last few weeks (months, eve
Not good. There are 7 open bug reports to deal with and I'd like to give
people a bit more time to test their apps on the RCs.
David
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Subject: new variation on old question
Dat
I don't see how this is at all related to the cvs commit of ControllerConfig
documentation changes. Please post this question to struts-user.
David
Hi,
we are using struts into our new project, for that one of our requirement
is
In html we need to display dynamic fileds based on user selecti
ommons-dbcp.jar - 1.1-dev
commons-digester.jar - 1.5-dev
Craig McClanahan also made reference to this need a couple of months ago:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg53818.html
JOHN
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Subject: RE: RC1 release and Commons Logging 1.0.2
Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 11:28:50 -0600
David Graham wrote:
>Gary,
&g
Struts releases always use released versions of dependant libraries.
David
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Subject: RE: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Struts 1.1 Release Ca
Gary,
You are not obligated to contribute to Struts in any way and have a right to
express your opinion. You said that 2 "releases" of Struts depend on
nightly builds; however, betas and release candidates are not releases.
When Struts 1.1 Final is released it will only depend on released vers
Too unstable for 1.1 so close to release, but too important to let it slip
for
over a year for it to come out.
I don't think we'll ever wait a year again to release a version. My
preference is to release 1.2 as the bug fix release for 1.1 with a few other
enhancements instead of 1.1.1.
David
I tried implementing a simpler solution for Tiles controllers by customizing
the RequestProcessor. I discovered that the tag also calls
the controller and just displays exceptions to the user. I'm a little
unsure about what to do at this point...
David
I'll start with a specific situation:
Why is the key attribute on the struts-config.xml element
required? It seems like it should be optional as I have yet to use this in
any of my exception handlers.
Thanks,
Dave
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couldn't be handled gracefully-- i.e., the exceptions would be thrown prior
to the execute() method.
This case seems to be another of the type addressed by this proposal-- am I
right?
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I'll start with a specific situation:
Tiles allows you to configure a Controller class on a tile that gets
executed whenever that tile gets used. This is most commonly used to
prepare data for the tile from some datasource. However, the declarative
exception handling feature does not apply to
Should RequestProcessor.processActionForward() be deprecated? It just
delegates the call to processForwardConfig and the javadoc indicates it
could be deprecated.
David
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The issue is not the mirror sites, it's listing a beta as a release
distribution.
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Date: Wed, 19 F
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Why is Struts 1.1b3 listed under release builds on the jakarta binary
download page? Betas are not releases so this concerns me.
David
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I'm not Craig but I agree with you ;-). The behavior should be the same as
the ActionServlet's locale parameter. One reason we may not have noticed
any problems is that also performs this behavior.
Dave
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David Graham wrote:
> AFAIK, we don't use the voting feature to determine which things to
> fix.
It might be used if people started to use it.
We do have developers come along fro
In researching the SwitchAction bug I couldn't find any place that sets a
ModuleConfig object into the ServletContext. SwitchAction relies on
RequestUtils.selectModule() to actually switch the ModuleConfig.
selectModule() relies on a ModuleConfig being in the ServletContext.
I did a search on
Sorry, I don't follow what you're saying. Are you talking about the log
variable being protected, using the wrong class in getLog(), using the wrong
message key?
David
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To: Struts Developers List <[
16603 forwardPattern should support different module
16916 using incorrect bean
This is probably serious enough to block 1.1. I don't know enough about it
to fix it though.
16946 SwitchAction not setting context properly for tiles
There's a work around for this.
17018 Constant usage
ry checkbox being on the jsp
page.
Edgar
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> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 11:30 AM
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> Subject: Re: [Bug 12573] - Handling of HTML-Checkboxes and
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Subject: Re: Re:[Bug 12573] - Handling of HTML-Checkboxes and (dynamic)
FormBeans result in false values
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 17:38:47 +0100
My apologies for the wrong information
David Graham wrote :
> AFAIK, we don't us
That may be how some browsers submit the form but AFAIK there is nothing in
the HTTP spec that guarantees this ordering.
David
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Subject: Re: [Bug 1
AFAIK, we don't use the voting feature to determine which things to fix.
David
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Subject: Re: Re:[Bug 12573] - Han
In other words I want to save users time from defining
it in XML config file.
Then you'll probably need to modify the Struts source and distribute a
custom version. IMO, it's a lot of work for no benefit. It takes about 30
seconds to copy and paste the request processor definition into
strut
I certainly could do that and I am doing that, but I want to
force the custom request processor,
because I am package Struts as part of Expresso?
What do you mean by force? If you mean that you don't want your client to
be able to change the request processor, I think that's a bad idea. Why n
I do not want to change the configuration for all time.
I alway want to suggest at initialisation that object class B should
be used instead A and do that programmatically.
Well, you can specify your own config objects on some struts-config.xml
elements at deployment. Couldn't you write a confi
If not synchronizing is the only reason for freezing the config, then we may
want to reconsider that decision. Is there really a noticable performance
improvement by not synchronizing?
It makes sense that the config objects are frozen because then they reflect
exactly what's in the config file
> Ideally, tests shouldn't rely on other components that could be broken
> because then you don't know why the test failed.
I don't understand what you mean by other components that could be broken.
If tests rely on more than one component, then they can fail for unexpected
reasons. Sometimes
Not exactly, 'running' the tests is the only thing that will take longer.
Building will actually be quicker with approach #2, because there's less
code to compile.
Also, since I'm writing these from scratch (not changing anything that
exists), either technique will increase test time.
Don't t
Please post this question to the struts-user mailing list. struts-dev is
for issues relating to the development of Struts itself.
Thanks,
David
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To: "Struts Developers List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subj
While testing in a real jsp makes a kind of sense it may not be the best
solution.
1. The build will take a lot longer which really hurts productivity when
testing changes.
2. The jsp test is now dependent on other Struts tags' behavior. What if
one those tags is broken? The goal of testin
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Subject: Re: Forcing or replacing a request processor version 1.1 beta3
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 00:52:51 +
David Graham wrote:
Why you don't want to set the RequestProcessor in the struts-config.xml
file?
David
Because I want to distribute Expresso Framework with the
Why you don't want to set the RequestProcessor in the struts-config.xml
file?
David
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Date: W
It's even easier when you put all those taglib declarations into one file
and include that in every jsp :-).
David
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To: "Struts Developers List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: TLD and class mismatch
So nested and struts-el provide the same functionality in different ways.
It seems like we're having a lot of taglib problems lately and the amount of
time required for the people that didn't write them to fix them is large.
David
The nested tag library uses BeanUtils syntax for it property a
I couldn't find those 2 attributes in the nested tld for the form tag.
David
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Subject: TLD and class mismatch in struts-nested.
Date: T
In reviewing bug 16916 I started wondering what the purpose of the nested
taglib is. It seems like its functionality is handled by struts-el tags and
the EL syntax they provide. That bug deals with Tomcat 4.1.18 which
supports the EL so the need for nested goes away.
Am I missing something?
+1 on removing it from the distro.
David
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Subject: JAR Licenses in Apache Software Distributions
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 11:23:36 -0800 (PST)
If you're subscribed to the
My understanding of modules is that they're independent pieces that can plug
into any Struts app. They can point to external resources if they want but
don't need to. Based on that, I believe all resources for a module should
live in the same module root directory. You shouldn't have some jsp
arly complete and changes in that area look unlikely)
If the answer to a) or b) is no, I'm open to suggestions of other things to
work on. I have some time available now, have benefited from Struts, and
would like to contribute.
Steve
At 08:16 AM 2/6/2003 -0700, David Graham wrote:
We'll b
We'll be doing that for 1.2.
David
From: Steve Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Proposal] Migrate to Dependency on commons-resources
Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2003 01:5
Please attach this patch to the corresponding bugzilla ticket.
Thanks,
David
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Subject: [PATCH] Add BigDecimal/Integer converters with default va
for the upcoming 2/14 soft deadline
>
> You said:
> "until 2.0 - no filters, el".
>
> My assumption was that html-el would ship in 1.2, but you said no el
> until 2.0. I asked has this been decided, becuase I missed it.
> Either way, I think html-el should be in 1.2
, but you said no el until
2.0. I asked has this been decided, becuase I missed it.
Either way, I think html-el should be in 1.2!
.V
David Graham wrote:
What do you mean by HTML-EL? We have Struts-EL in the contrib directory
that mirrors the html taglib except with el support.
David
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The last bug we have for 1.1 is stumping me. o.a.s.validator.FieldChecks
validation methods call Resources.getActionError(request...
Resources.getActionError() calls Resources.getMessageResources(request)
There are several versions of Resources.getMessageResources(), one that
takes a request a
Re: exit stratefy was Plans for the upcoming 2/14 soft deadline
Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2003 19:35:57 -0500
No HTML-EL in 1.2?
Is that final?
.V
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> The templates taglib is alread
ModuleConfigImpl implements Serializable but the ModuleConfigFactory
interface does not. ModuleConfigImpl has a member variable that stores its
factory but never actually uses that variable. We have 2 options:
1. Remove the factory variable from ModuleConfigImpl and the constructor
that sets
It would take a lot of convincing for me to put my name on anything that
doesn't go through a *proper* release candidate phase. RC means (to me)
that we think all bugs are fixed and this is a last chance for users to test
their apps with it and find any remaining errors.
Damaging the jakarta r
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