Craig,
thank you for your immediate help. Trying it out, however, I found some
rather strange behavior of my code: the "perform" method of the Action
that returns the pdf file seems to be called a second time after the
the file has been sent. This seems to cause the browser to try to
display
The ActionForm in Struts represents a "logical" form in your
application. So, there is not necessary a direct 1:1 relationship
between an ActionForm and a single HTML form on a single page.
Sometimes, the properties of an ActionForm will be presented over
several requests, as in a wizard-type
see interspersed comments below...
"Laird J. Nelson" wrote:
- Original Message -
I like to think of this as the "dialog box problem" that web UIs face.
That is, each case above, in a "traditional" client-server program,
would be implemented, usually, as a dialog box. What's
Hello.
We are not using SQL in the presentation-tier.
All DB-access happens in the EJB-tier.
Therefor, when building Struts we get an
"cannot resolve symbol javax.sql.DataSource" in
share\org\apache\struts\action\ActionServlet.java:82
What shall I do?
Regards.
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Hi Warren,
In the Struts Template example, you define one template
(chapterTemplate.jsp) common to all your web pages.
Then, you define one jsp file for each of your web page that use the
template (introduction.jsp, optional.jsp, ...). In each jsp file you specify
template argument values
Add the jdbc optional package to your classpath.
Even it you don't use jdbc you need that package.
johan
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From: Timur Mehrvarz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 2:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Struts without SQL?
Hello.
We
Hi James,
I'm using Struts and I noticed a problem with my web application when I
was
running under Netscape 4.0. I was getting different results than if I ran
under IE. It turns out that the reason is because my links have spaces in
the parameter values:
http://foo.com/app/foo.do?parm=I
see my comments below...
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-Original Message-
From: Martin Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 11:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Can I use a Map.Entry as a bean?
The template example defines a content JSP for each page in your
application. Each of these may also have a companion HTML file with
the unique content for each page.
page1.jsp - page1.html
page2.jsp page2.html
This means you can keep your page content out of the JSP environment
all
Hello,
I wonder if any of you have implemented an automatic way of populating the
properties in the ActionForm? It's kind of tedious to write all these setter
and getter methods
I found an
article(http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1201-struts.html)
describing one way of doing
Roger,
Although I can't think of any immediate implementations, this issue will be
actively addressed in 1.1, as noted on the TODO list:
http://jakarta.apache.org/cvsweb/index.cgi/jakarta-struts/src/doc/todo-1.1.x
ml
My current personal feeling on this matter is that form arguments should
Thierry Cools wrote:
Hi Craig, Thanks for your explanations, but the problem is different, maybe I
was not very clear in my first mail. The problem is that, as you can see in
the adress link, Weblogic add '/' characters in the jsessionid and the servlet
engine doesn't seems to be able to
Timur Mehrvarz wrote:
Hello.
We are not using SQL in the presentation-tier.
All DB-access happens in the EJB-tier.
Therefor, when building Struts we get an
"cannot resolve symbol javax.sql.DataSource" in
share\org\apache\struts\action\ActionServlet.java:82
What shall I do?
Regards.
Roger Kjensrud wrote:
Hello,
I wonder if any of you have implemented an automatic way of populating the
properties in the ActionForm? It's kind of tedious to write all these setter
and getter methods
For generating the code of a form bean automatically, that is something I want
to
I had the same problem. Is there a work around from either Struts or
WebLogic (any WebLogic people out there)?
Thx,
Zhiyong
-Original Message-
From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 1:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Strange
I wonder if any of you have implemented an automatic way of populating
the properties in the ActionForm?
Doing more with "auto beans" is being discussed for the 1.1 timefreame.
Meanwhile, the latest builds support the next best thing: You can
define generic data beans for your business logic
Oleg V Alexeev wrote:
Hello Ted,
In my application I use import/export methods in Form classes. For the
first time I try to use PropertyUtils.copyProperties(), but this
method convert properties without locale choosing. I need to process
different time/date and number formats for different
"Felciano, Ramon" wrote:
- Confirm pages ("Are you sure that ?" with "Continue" and
"Cancel"
buttons)
- Pick lists ("We couldn't find the product ID you entered; please
select
from the following list")
- Alert pages for (possibly unexpected) server-side events that
occured
since the
However ... (dramatic pause) ... using the most
recent build, you can
now use simple/nested/indexed expressions like
this:
html:text property="mailingAddress.street"/
and the appropriate processing will be applied to
get the street
address (for initial display) and set
Thanks Cedric,
This confirms what I thought was happening.
It seems cumbersome to me to have a one to one mapping between my
content and my layout. If I have one layout that I am happy with for
my entire site (e.g. standard header, footer, sidebar - which may
dynamically
change their
Howdy,
I just got last nights source. The Error.java file is missing the package
declaration and the Struts standard header.
Lou Farho
Sr. Engineer
Level (3) Communications, Inc.
720-888-7751
The date stamp on the file is 01/02/01 and is from the Windows source.
I also got the build from jakarta-struts-src-20010111.zip
It looks like from the previous binary build that this file no longer
exists.
Was this documented somewhere?
Also, the binary from jakarta-struts-20010111.zip looks
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-20010111.zip
It looks like from the previous binary build that this file no longer
exists.
Was this documented somewhere?
Also, the binary from jakarta-struts-20010111.zip looks pretty small
267k
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Lou Farho
Sr. Engineer
Level (3) Communications, Inc.
720-888-7751
Hello martin,
Thursday, January 11, 2001, 10:50:00 PM, you wrote:
mctc Something I am working on at the moment is a very simple utility that
mctc generates a form bean from an XML definition. The goal is simply to reduce
mctc typing in generating beans - as Roger mentioned, it is kinda
The simplest way would be to run the struts-documentation web app in the
distribution, and access the documentation that way.
--
Martin Cooper
Tumbleweed Communications
At 02:41 PM 1/11/01 -0700, you wrote:
There is a src/doc dir which contains the documentation in xml format. Is
there an
Running
build dist
or
./build.sh dist
from the folder where you unpacked it should do it, if all the
prerequesites are installed.
See http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/installation.html#Building
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On 1/11/2001 at 2:41 PM Walter Holladay wrote:
Hello,
I'm using the 20010105 build of Struts running under JRun v3.00.3694 and cannot run
the web
example code...
Here's the error I receive:
500 Internal Server Error
/struts-example/:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Compilation error occured:
allaire.jrun.scripting.DefaultCFE:
Errors
I tried this with the January 10 build but when I click on the User's Guide
(1.0) link, I get a blank page.
Is this an issue with the build or my app server (JRun 3.0)
Eric
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: January 11, 2001 4:53 PM
To: [EMAIL
Eric Wu wrote:
I tried this with the January 10 build but when I click on the User's Guide
(1.0) link, I get a blank page.
Is this an issue with the build or my app server (JRun 3.0)
For a variety of reasons, the generated documentation has not been correct in
the last few nights's
hello,
i've run into a snag using the bean:write ... / tag in jrun 3.0 sp1.
when i set the ignore attribute to true i get a servlet error from jrun that
there's no method matching setIgnore(java.lang.String) in the write tag.
so i looked at the source of the servlet that jrun compiled from my
Chris Wilson wrote:
hello,
i've run into a snag using the bean:write ... / tag in jrun 3.0 sp1.
when i set the ignore attribute to true i get a servlet error from jrun that
there's no method matching setIgnore(java.lang.String) in the write tag.
so i looked at the source of the servlet
At 09:57 AM 1/11/01 -0800, you wrote:
Chris Wilson wrote:
From: Martin Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
[snip]
One interesting point that I discovered on my trails through the code is
that the "type" attribute on the logic:iterate tag does not appear to be
used at all. It
"Felciano, Ramon" wrote:
Hi Craig --
OK, I'm definitely missing something. I thought there was a pretty tight
coupling between HTML forms and ActionForm objects,
Yes ... the field names on the form correspond to the property names in the
bean.
and that ActionForm
objects could (should)
It looks like iPlanet 6.0sp1 does not allow the servlet mapping of *.do.
How can I work around this?
Lou Farho
Sr. Engineer
Level (3) Communications, Inc.
720-888-7751
This is a very interesting discussion; this sort of functionality appears
to be missing from all of the servlet based frameworks out there (with
possibly the exception of Hammock?).
An example of what I would like struts to be able to support (and this
example may have already been put forward,
Hello Martin,
With your example -
form-bean name="AddressForm" validate="true"
property name="street"/
property name="city" allowEmpty="false"
errorMessage="error.city.required"/
property name="zip" allowEmpty="false"
errorMessage="error.zip.required"/
/form-bean
Global error
Hei
what are the directions of digester?
Right now I am using digester as nice little XML2Objects
(parse XML and create a hierarchical object model) tool in a non struts
context.
For the first simple steps it is nice but the definition of the even
triggering is a little bit
restricted.
Is
Error in tag library at: 'logic': The Tag class
'org.apache.struts.taglib.logic.EqualTag' has no setter method corresponding
to TLD declared attribute 'scope', (JSP 1.1 spec, 5.4.1)
I get this error when a jsp is being parsed. I have the build from
10/01/2001 (the night before last) and only
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