Martin,
Thanks for your response. I'm think I can get this done if I start modifying
struts, but I am looking for a simpler solution.
I am trying go dynamically create form elements based on a schema. I've been
using XALAN with FOP came up with the idea that a tag could execute XALAN
I think it is good to tie together the valdation and
conversion of the strings to objects and objects to
properly formatted strings.
I'm curious to know if how you have and/or plan to tie
this in with your beans (ActionForm). Will they just
have setters and getters for strings and you will
Martin Cooper wrote:
OK, now I see what's happening. The html:form tag sets the form bean as a
page attribute, so when your nested page (the one brought in using the
template tags) is processed, the form bean is not available, since it is in
a different page context. Hence the html:text tag,
Qiqi Dong wrote:
Does anyone know how to bootstrap my own classes when start Tomcat. Does
Tomcat actually provide a hook for that?
Qiqi, the best place to ask this is on the TOMCAT-USER list, rather than the
two lists you selected.
However, to save the trouble of re-asking, the answer varies
Our intention is to use ActionForms as converters to object values.
Typically the information entered in a form is going to be used as
parameters to a backend request or will go into some object or bean that
will be sent to the backend. One should not send to the backend the
ActionForm object
Hello struts-dev,
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Best regards,
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Does anyone know how to bootstrap my own classes when start Tomcat. Does
Tomcat actually provide a hook for that?
Wayne,
I had this same idea as well.
However, the user will then have to
wait for the new jsp to compile, which
can be quite slow.
There may also be secrutiy issues with file
persmissions etc in your webapp directory.?
What I want to know however, is why you can't just output
the form elements
