Hello David,
Tuesday, November 14, 2000, 11:19:40 PM, you wrote:
DG> Joel Schneider wrote:
>> However, it's also possible for users to directly request a .jsp page.
>> When this happens, the JSP container (in my case, Orion) will process the
>> .jsp page without any involvement by the ActionSer
> ActionServlet and added code to set a request attribute named
> "ActionServlet":
>
> private static final Boolean boolTrue = new Boolean(true);
> ...
> request.setAttribute("ActionServlet", boolTrue);
>
I submitted some code back in about Oct 10 to struts-dev
that would prevent th
try:
document.forms..submit();
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> This is browser specific. In IE 5.x I'm using
> document.all..
Both the enhanced template tag and the components approach sound quite
interesting to me. I'll be evaluating them soon and adding code to
1.0 appropriately.
Craig McClanahan
Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
You can also have a look to my Components proposal, which can
be seen as an extended version
This is browser specific. In IE 5.x I'm using
document.all..submit()
I think in NS 4 is different, and in NS 6 is different from both the other
ways.
Check JavaScript newsgroups/sites about this.
Danail Grigorov
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To: <[
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> From: David Geary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: *.jsp "back door" issue
>
> Joel Schneider wrote:
>
> > Description of Problem:
> >
> > A typical Struts based web site mig
On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, David Geary wrote:
> Joel Schneider wrote:
>
> > Description of Problem:
> >
> > A typical Struts based web site might be configured to have requests
> > matching the pattern"*.do" sent to the ActionServlet. After a request is
> > handled by its Action class, processing is
Hi,
Can someone confirm or deny for me whether or not I should be able to submit
a form built by a struts form tag using a javascript
document.formname.submit() command? It *looks* like it ought to work, but
the attempt gives me a browser error saying "object doesn't support this
property or meth
Joel Schneider wrote:
> Description of Problem:
>
> A typical Struts based web site might be configured to have requests
> matching the pattern"*.do" sent to the ActionServlet. After a request is
> handled by its Action class, processing is typically forwarded to a .jsp
> page.
>
> However, it's
Description of Problem:
A typical Struts based web site might be configured to have requests
matching the pattern"*.do" sent to the ActionServlet. After a request is
handled by its Action class, processing is typically forwarded to a .jsp
page.
However, it's also possible for users to directly
Malcolm Ferguson writes:
> Hi all, I'm fairly new to Servlets/JSP/Struts and I'm trying to set up a
> basic generic framework that I can use to build webapps on. The MVC pattern
> makes a lot of sense to me and Struts seems to be a very well thought out
> implementation, but I have a questio
I can think of 3 arhcitectual choices here:
1. Use the architecture set up for the action classes, which provides the
request, and get the ServletContext. If you've stored your connection pool
info here, you can get at it. Downside is, you mix you business logic with
your action classes knowle
Hi all, I'm fairly new to Servlets/JSP/Struts and I'm trying to set up a
basic generic framework that I can use to build webapps on. The MVC pattern
makes a lot of sense to me and Struts seems to be a very well thought out
implementation, but I have a question regarding application architecture.
Actually I did the entire struts lib, not just the action package!
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From: "Bill Pfeiffer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 11:31 AM
Subject: Re: Get the whole picture of Struts
> I've reverse engineered the action package of
I've reverse engineered the action package of the struts in TogetherJ and
generated the docs.
You can get it at my web site:
http://home1.gte.net/pfeiffer/struts-docs/struts-docs.zip
It does require some form of java on the browser. It works in both netscape
4.x and IE 5.x.
Bill Pfeiffer
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I'm looking for a way of defining the class names for beans which are used
within a particular action.
Ideally, I was hoping of defining the names by setting attributes for the
action within the action.xml file e.g.
beanClassName="some.company.someBeanClassName".
Then, I would have extended Action
Try TogetherSoft's TogetherJ - this is much better than Rose for this sort
of thing.
I think you can download a trial version at their website which should have
enough functionality enabled to allow you to do this (although I think
printing is disabled).
http://www.togethersoft.com/
Neil Hought
Title: RE: Get the whole picture of Struts
Sorry, I thought that I had turned HTML off...
--shawn
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From: McKisson, Shawn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 6:59 AM
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Subject: RE: Get the whole picture of Struts
I too
Title: RE: Get the whole picture of Struts
I too would be interested in seeing what Johnny is looking for. If anyone manages to create/find something, please post your work here. Thanks!
--shawn
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From: Johnny Yu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 13,
Hello struts-user,
I fill form with values and try to submit it to the ActionServlet.
But I have Error 500 in browser and anything else. And in tomcat
console I can view next message -
2000-11-14 03:14:02 - Ctx( /rusbiz ): 500 R( /rusbiz + /news.do +
null) No action instance for path /news c
Hello,
What version of struts do you use?
If you use the 0.5 version of struts, you have to store the locale key in
your session, like this
"<% if (session.getAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY) == null)
session.setAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY, request.getLocale()); %>"
This worked fine for me.
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