Hi there
I am new to struts and would like to know if there are any good books
which gives me in out content of struts.
I checked out the documentation but didn't find it too informative..
A line in reply is kindly appreciated.
Regards,
Pradeep Sakre.
There are no books devoted to Struts, yet. Orielly is bringing one out shortly. You
can see some chapters from it on theserverside.com
There are other books that devote one or two chapters to struts. Do a search on amazon.
Rgs
Vikram
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Look at theserverside.com for chapters on struts.
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I'm doing some testing to see the effect of a user navigating to a page
using a bookmark instead of through the proper work flow. On one page,
I'm getting an IllegalStateException at
org.apache.catalina.connector.ResponseFacade.getWriter(ResponseFacade.ja
va:159).
I understand this is caused
Hi,
last week i've tried to build a small web-application using the struts
framework. It has some sample Pages and two different Action. The first
Action worked perfectly well but the second had some serious Problems. On
activation of this action, it gets no From object.
form-bean name and
I want to strip leading and trailing spaces from the data entered by users
in web forms. It would be convenient for Struts to have an option to do
this, perhaps
while populating a FormBean from the HTTP request parameters, but I can't
find anything.
Does anyone know whether there is support
Subject: ActionForm vs.ActionFormBean
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Hi,
can somebody tell me what the differece between ActionForm
and ActionFormBean is?
What can I do with ActionForm what I cannot do with
ActionFormBean?
Can I have more ActionFormBean with one Action?
ActionFormBean is only used to encapsulate data from Struts config file and
ActionForm is used by the Action classes.
@see javadoc
Emmanuel
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can somebody tell me what
Hi,
spawn of a thread doing the work. Then forward to a page containing the
please wait-message and a refresh-tag (making the browser do another
request, say every 15 seconds...). In the then called Action check for the
state of the background thread and forward either to the result- or
the
Hi,
the 100% pure Strust way could to write a index-page that automatically passes
control (redirect-meta-tag) to an action, which could call the model to
populate the collection, stuff it into the request and forward control to
a suitable jsp-page. If you supply a link to start the app from
I prefer to have 3 standard packages below the business-level and
if necessary more levels below...
com.business.control (- her go the actions, and servlets (if needed))
com.business.view(- all view-related stuff)
com.business.view.taglib
com.business.model (- model-related stuff)
just
Or...I developpe a custom tag for long operationbut there is a constaint : the
long operation must be in the JSP body, not in an Action.
usage:
xxx:loagingtag message=please wait
LONG OPERATION
/xxx:loagingtag
available on http://www.mycgiserver.com/~eboudrant/#taglibs
Emmanuel
Jesse
The kludgy workaround I'm using is:
str:replace replace=amp; with=
html:link href=index.jsp name=summaryLinkParms
inventory summary
/html:link
/str:replace
That is, wrapping the html:link in a str:replace. Found str: is from
Jakarta Taglibs String.
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I don't think that works... if another thread forwards
to a please wait page and the page is displayed on
the client side, the original thread will not be able
to forward again because the connection will already
be closed...
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Or...I
I think that you'll have to extend the framework. The initial value is
really designed to be a primitive or one of the wrappers around it. The
ConvertUtils convert method is used and it's not really capable of doing
what you want it to do. I think you might take a look at extending the
I don't really think the framework is setup to do what you want it to do.
The initial attribute is really designed to be a primitive. The
ConvertUtils convert method is not really capable of doing what you want
it to do. You'll probably have to extend the FormPropertyConfig class and
override
Why using another Thread ? For the moment, this tag is usefull only if the long
operation is coded in the JSP, so after the forward call.
Frederico Schuh [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : I don't think that works... if
another thread forwards
to a please wait page and the page is displayed on
the
Hi Steve,
We rolled our own data access layer, instead of using BC4J. We are being
successful on building a Struts-based application using JDeveloper although
we are still unable to have our project compile JSP's with the newer
versions of Struts, mainly the Beta1.1. It would be very helpful if
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Here's a book on JSP that has some decent info on Struts.
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Are you using Ant to build? If so, here's an Ant target that will
pre-compile your JSPs using the OC4J compiler. If everything compiles
correctly, it deletes the files.
PRE
!-- JSP precompile classpath --
path id=precompile.class.path
pathelement
This is a similar approach that I have used alot in ColdFusion. The
methodology is called Fusebox. Basically there is an analogy to the
electrical fusebox in your house. You can read more at
http://www.fusebox.org. Although this methodology is centered around the CF
community, there has been
Hi,
I have a html:file tag in my form.
The user selects a file, press submit ... And because of validation errors
he will see the form to re-edit it. BUT the file field is empty.
I know this has got something to do with Internet Explore because you can
see the file refence in the htmlcode.
Hi,
I want create a screen whose rows will be dynamically
generated and each row contains text boxes and select
boxes. I am facing problem in writing the property
attribute for select box within the logic:iterate.
Could someone tell me where I can get help from?
Thanks in advance,
Raghu.
You are absolutely right Mark..
Harpreet:- read Mark's message carefully...otherwise it looks arrogant...
John:- If at all you face simple problems like this...search mailing lists
archive or look at product documentation...
otherwise you see more Mark Galbreaths'..:-)just kidding..
I was trying to do just that. I couldn't figure out how to call Jspc from a
java task, I even tried to use Apply to no avail.
Thanks, this was very helpful!
Otavio
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Subject: tiles component definition multi-app
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Do anyone have docs on using tiles defined in config files with sub applications?
It seems that since the component definition file is specified in web.xml, that it is
not sub-application aware?
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A good alternative to the struts file upload servlet is the one from
servlets.com:
http://servlets.com/cos/index.html
I am currently using it in a project to upload images and it works great.
Sincerely,
Shane Witbeck
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email:
Hi Christoph
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I have a html:file tag in my form.
The user selects a file, press submit ... And because of
validation errors
he will see the form to re-edit it. BUT the file field is empty.
There is no workaround. The local file path
Pertainig to the paragraf below extracted from the Craig response, I wonder
a question. What happens in clustered environments, where the VM can be swap
in a per request basis?
State is not lost if it is maintained in session since, as far as I know,
server is able to serialize the session
I'm sorry, but I'm not quite sure I understand the response. I don't know
what the item is that I need to include on this single error page you refer
to. Also, I'm not sure I understand what the criteria is . What I _think_
you mean is that I'm to include all error reporting from what would be
Hi:
I`m rather enjoying programming with tiles framework(thanks Cedric),
however
I (still) have some questions that needs clarification:
1. How does Controller acts in a composite view scenario? One
important factor of controller is
that it dispatch requests to several view
Hi Mark, Jim..
I used the html:select tag like you asked me to but it throws me this
exception.. What am I doing wrong..?
java.lang.Error: Fatal Error: missing resource:
java.util.PropertyResourceBundle
at org.apache.jasper.Constants.getString(Constants.java:218)
at
Suggestion: Be sure to use a StringBuffer for your appends - it sounds like
you're using a lot of '+', which can hinder performance a great deal.
So far as sending HTML mail goes, I use the mailer taglib. I'm not sure I
understand your problem entirely, but the mailer taglib lets your send
I tried to upgrade to the new beta and I get the following error when
initializing. I figured before I attempt to debug the problem, I would ask
if anyone had run into this yet.
Begin event threw exception
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
The local variables mentioned below, are method scope. They have no baring on sessions.
For session held objects, yes, a cluster would need to replicate them (hence they need
to be Serializable).
However, the servlet spec mandates that all requests for a session, should go to the
same VM. Only
Regarding Action Instances:
They are stored in HashMap (FastHashMap actually) that is kept by the
primary ActionServlet. This ActionServlet is the same one as is defined as
a startup servlet in the web.xml of each web application running struts in
a particular servlet container instance.
Does it have any struts support at the moment?
Dave
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I have developed a JDeveloper Addin that allows the
Struts Console to be plugged into JDeveloper.
http://www.jamesholmes.com/struts/
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Dave
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Pertainig to the paragraf below extracted
Are you importing java.util.PropertyResourceBundle?
Mark
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Hi Mark, Jim..
I used the html:select tag like you
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Regarding Action Instances:
Doesn't, by any chance allow you to upload multiple files at once, does it?
Still trying to figure that one out
Dave
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Yeah, but any tag support?
Dave
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I do this. Do you want to create the options from your beans, or are they like
yes and no?
To create them from beans, you will need a collection of beans, each of which
has the properties for the text fields, a property for the *selected* option,
and a collection for the options.
Then you
ClassCastException, but you know what? This turned out to be a JRun problem
and I fixed it for another problem I was having. I wonder if it fixed it
for the Collections iterator of options as well? I'll test and let you
know.
Mark
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On Thursday, April 25, 2002, 12:12:14 PM, dhay wrote:
dlc Yeah, but any tag support?
Just curious, do any of the IDEs have tag support for Struts?
dlc Dave
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I briefly used JDeveloper 9i and it did have tag support for Struts. Take a
look at the documentation, it shouldn't be too hard to use. I stopped using
it because the thing is a memory hog and it runs to slow.
I'm back to VAJ 4.0
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Craig
I concur that the web application architecture space is approaching maturity
where it makes sense to start thinking about standardization. Furthering
your point that the view part is already being take care of between JSTL and
Faces in the Java standards world; there is all the more reason
Chuck Cavaness
// Check and see if the pin number is missing
if(pinNumber == null || pinNumber.length() == 0) {
String pinNumberLabel = resources.getMessage( label.pinnumber );
// Create an error message for the missing pingNumber value
ActionError newError
Well, %= % doesn't really clutter your code
Actually, what I personally prefer, after all the custom tags are said
and done, is to do this:
% String myValue = request.getAttribuiteaksjhdkjahsd); %
html stuff
a href=%= myValue %/link.htmlCool Link/a
However, all this is beside the point
logic:iterate id='element'
name='attribute'
scope='page' type='java.lang.String' indexId='index'
bean:write name='MAP_STATE_KEY'
property='mapController.dataConnection.attributeNames[%= index %]'
scope='session'/
Correct your bean:write tag
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I
1.Create a jsp that Generates your email.
2.Find out the name of the class that your JSP compiler creates. You
can force this with most JSP compilers.
3. Create an instance of that class and pass a custom request and
response object to its get method. The response object will contain
the
That's pretty weird, considering an ArrayList has an initial capacity of
10
and grows automatically. Are you sure you are re-instantiating the List
after (I assume) dereferencing it in reset()?
This grows automatically part is something that I think is not
completely right. If you
All of the form data is in a form been and I don't know of any way to
pass that to a URLConnection.
Also ... I don't want to email the form. I am emailing something that
looks like the form, but instead of a textarea and the like ... I need
to put the results of the form.
On Wed, 2002-04-24 at
You still end up writing HTML in the servlet, which is what I want to
avoid.
On Thu, 2002-04-25 at 00:20, Rick Reumann wrote:
On Wednesday, April 24, 2002, 9:13:17 PM, Edward Muller wrote:
EM I have an internal application that needs to send a html email
EM (management choice, not mine).
Thanks for looking in to this and for your response.
From my experimentation, you actually have to loop through and create empty
elements in the ArrayList sufficient to hold the data being posted.
Neither:
control = new ArrayList(31);
nor:
control = new ArrayList();
I've used the mailer taglib before (actually this app started out as one
large jsp using the mailer taglib).
I still needed to stuff all of my html into a String (or StringBuffer
... thanks for the tip) and then use that string in the taglib ... like
this...
Oh dammit ...
I just realized I
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| Does it have any struts support at the moment?
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It has generic support for any JSP 1.1 tag library,
including tablib-driven tag insight for helping
use the tags.
It has good J2EE application support, including
deployment and editors for the different *.xml
descriptors you need to edit
Subject: Get Session Information in an Action Form
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I would like to retrieve some information I have stored in Session in an
Action Form Bean. So that I can use it within the form.
I have stored user information in session and need to know the user id to
Hello,
I'm having the weirdest problem with Struts. When rendering a JSP using the
html: custom tags, Struts can't find some of the getters on the form bean.
In particular, it's when using html:radio. In my form bean
wireTransferForm, which corresponds to the Java class WireTransferForm, I
I have an inital page, called ResetPasswordActionForm.jsp. It has a hidden
form field called submitFlag, which is hardcoded to true. The form is
submitted to action path : /ResetPasswordUserName. In the action class I
set the the submitFlag to false, and forward directly to another action
hi all,
Like all developers, I am trying to figure out why things aren't
happening.
my jsp uses an iterate tag.
logic:iterate id=item name=submitForm property=goods
td valign=topbgood description:bean:write name=item
property=good.description//b
/logic:iterate
I assume item is a local variable
I replied to Peter directly, but let me copy the
relevant parts to the group so that everyone sees the
response.
I'm using a message from the resource bundle That looks
like this:
The {0} is required for login
The substitution parameter {0} can be anything you want
and you can pass it
Sorry about the misspellings and unclear descriptions. I was in a hurry. I
hope you get the jist of what I am saying.
Brandon Goodin
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To add insult to injury, on this same form I have a html:text tag which
fails to find its property unless I supply the value attribute, as in
html:text property=usDollarEquivalent value=/. What the heck is going
on here? Is value a required attribute? And why would it have anything
to do with
Good point but that is the intended behavior. Good is a composite bean
that holds the good itself and other stuff hence the description another
level deep as in item[0].getGood().getDescription() as you pointed out
correctly.
I tried your suggestion anyhow with the same result. I also tried to
I have been working on extending struts mappings to allow me to pass in
information through the action mappings, but I always use on generic
action class. Struts is extensible, so you should be able to accomplish
what you want with a minimal amount of effort.
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Well, one way to do it:
1. Retrieve the user id from the request object in, e.g., LoginAction:
Integer userId = new Integer( request.getAttribute( userId));
(The userId should be an int corresponding to a primary key in your user
database table.)
2. Use the userId to pull the user data from
Hi,
I'm new to websphere. Can someone tell me how to run the sample examples of
appserver4.0?
Thnx,
Bhaskar
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Your WireTransferForm bean should look something like...
import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm;
public WireTransferForm extends ActionForm
{
private String routingCode = ;
public String getRoutingCode()
{
return this.routingCode;
}
Apologies to the community. The
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %
was missing.
On the other hand, it is an ugly issue that is raised here: How much
encapsulation should one provide?
In this case, how come a lack of declaration, as in not importing a
whole library, does not
Boy, I could really jump on this one, but I'm still bruised from
yesterday
:-)
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Hi,
I'm new to websphere. Can
I can appreciate that!
Take a breather and come out swinging next round...
K.
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Title: Struts (MVC) Shortcomings?
That
is the very thing I want to avoid for the long term. I most definetly can extend
struts no doubt. But, the problem arises when I extend struts and then I find
another set of classes that are useful and then I extend it again and ...
onand on. I have
Gosh.
Meant to reply directly to Mark...
Sometimes I guess I just look like an idiot. This must be one of those
times!
FWIW -
Kevin
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Don't html:radio tags expect boolean values? I know my html:checkbox values
all use booleans not Strings. Worth a try.
Tim
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This *would* be possible using cookies and javascript if you could
set the value of an input type=file element, but this is against
the rules of the html-spec, so no go.
I'm sure there is a way to workaround it, like setting the filepath
as a cookie and then rendering an input type=text - but
Yup. Have that. If I didn't then the form definitely wouldn't render even
with the html:text tag.
The problem is that it renders with html:text, but doesn't with
html:radio
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There's a WARNING in the Struts docs reminding the user that html:checkbox
must be used with a boolean, but no such comment form html:radio. Anway,
aren't radio buttons used to select from a number of options like red,
green, blue, etc.?
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Hmmm. I tried setting the name attribute as you suggest, but got an error
about not being able to find the bean in scope null. That's a problem,
since html:text doesn't have a scope attribute.
Nevertheless, it acts as if it finds the bean, but doesn't find the
property.
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According to the docs, the value property is required for radio tags but
not for text tags so if your tag does not have the value property, then
changing the type from radio to text would work, changing from text to radio
would not.
Tim
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Are you sure that the getter/setter is getting called for your
usDollarEquivalent attribute. If Struts can't find the getter, it just
silently uses the value from the value tag. This is probably a case
issue. If your getter is getUSDollarEquivalent() then your property should
be
Arron -
I think you are precisely right that this is why JSP is the way it is,
power and f**ked-upedness and all. And JSP is a fine alternative to
ASP, but it is just ASP for Java. This does not justify the way it was
done, it's just an excuse for why it is the way it is. (Sorry, gotta
That explains why it works as a text tag because it will use the value in
value even if it can't find the appropriate getter. I just tried this in
my own app. Changed my property from firstName to firstName2 but put a
value=test attribute in the tag and the page came up fine (with test in
the
David,
Do you have
jsp:useBean...
that maps to your WireTransferForm? In addition to name=wireTransferForm.
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Hi Ajay,
No, I've no jsp:useBean tags anywhere. 'name=wireTransferForm' is in my
action-mapping in struts-config.xml, and I've no name attribute in my
form element in the JSP.
Cheers,
David
P.S. I knew an Ajay Chitre who worket at MoganStanley.com. Are you the
same?
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Okay here is the idea I proposed earlier (Struts (MVC) Shortcomings?) in
more solid thought.
My hope in this is to provide an non-hard-coding mechanism to take advantage
of reusable logic without having to forward around to a bunch of Action
classes (which doesn't work anyways).
Here is my
Well here's some additional information that might help!
The doStartTag() in RadioTag.java is little bit more picky than the one
in TextTag.java. It does a few more checks as follows;
public int doStartTag() throws JspException {
// Acquire the current value of the appropriate
Would this be an option ? :
- write your html file with hidden tags
- parse the html and replace the hidden tags with your form fields
- send the message using javamail
Pablo.
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Would this process chain completely replace the Action, or would there
still always be an Action. If so, am I correct in thinking the process
chain executes first, then passes control to the Action?
If the chain completely replaces an action, how would the ActionForward
value be determined?
I have not used the indexId property before myself, but I have experienced with other
properties/tags that names you define in the tag itself is not available from
scriptlets. So the snippet %= index% will return an empty string or fail.
ida
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From: Graham Lounder
Hey all,
I have a design question and I'm looking for the best practice in
handling it.
I am using a customer login for a proof of concept with regards to the
architecture, here is the current architecture.
I have a logon jsp that invokes a logonAction. This action takes the
login
My thoughts are that the processing could be specified as post or pre. It
would not replace the Action. The function of the process would be to
prepare common data preparation operations... not take the control from the
Action class.
Brandon Goodin
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That helps some, Tim, thanks. In the case of my html:radio tags I always
knew my getter/setters weren't being found or called. This indicates that
perhaps the getters/setters aren't being called on my html:text tags
either, but that this fact is concealed because Struts silently uses the
value
Sorry about this question, but I really need some help
here.
How can I make a constructor using ARGO UML ? If
I just add a method with the same name as the class,
the tool puts a
void ?? ClassName()
How can I take the void ?? out ?
Thanks
Jefferson
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I have no idea, but I think that Argo UML has a list of its own... I'm sure
they can give a better answer
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I am throwing this post out there in the hopes that it will either spawn a
solid answer or at least discussion towards addressing these issues that I
am facing with MVC/Struts. So, here I go...
It is an issue I think is kind of addressed with Plugins but gives no inline
processing options.
The
An Additional thought is that forward name=auth path=/apage.jsp
redirect=falseset-property property=processor value=processa
//forward can also be used to call the processor at redirection time. I
am not sure how the set-property for the forward tag is accessed. But it's
food for thougth. This
The second action is doing exactly what the first action did, which is
what every action does: it sets the associated formbean property to
the corresponding value from the *request*.
Schmidt, Carl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have an inital page, called ResetPasswordActionForm.jsp. It has a
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