On Fri, 2002-04-26 at 16:06, Struts Developer wrote:
Forgive my partial posting a minute ago... hotmail sucks. =)
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Is this a cut paste? Did you forget your (') after href=? Try:
link rel='stylesheet' href='html:rewrite
page=../theme/mainStyle.css /' type='text/css'
I've got this in several places working fine.
dan
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I am having trouble with my
Hi,
Wat is double click synchronisation in struts ???
How is Multithreading implemented in struts ???
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Hi,
I'm currently implementing a form with quite a lot
of values separated into several categories, and from
regular GUI experience I'd like to use some kind of
tab panes.
I'm implementing it with struts 1.0.2 on BEA Weblogic
and have run into some problems.
My basic idea is to use a single
This whitepaper is warmly recommended when you get past the simple basics:
http://stealthis.athensgroup.com/presentations/Model_Layer_Framework/Struts_Whitepaper.doc
Good luck!
ida
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how can i use modal class to save ad get an object. This is not related to struts most
probably. Where can i get the info. abt Modal classes
Thanx and REgards
radhika
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Hi,
I have been getting a null exception for a couple of hours now with the following
code. It works if I used html:write name=contactForm property=xxx/, but fails
at the first nested:write property=title/
Have I misunderstood the use of nested:root
Thanks for any advice.
Hi!
I just joined this egroups list.. I have a little question, if you
could please answer it.
I am pretty new to the Java environment (just have read some
tutorials on Java, JSP etc) but dont have much of a real-time coding
experience. I have got a job, and I would soon be working on
Check out http://www.husted.com/struts/ for more information about Struts.
If you want to code jsp's quickly , also take a look at the jsp taglibs at
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/index.html
If you use Dreamweaver Ultradev 4 for your markup(jsp's), you can integrate
your custom tags (and
As mentioned on this list previously I have, with great labour, written
a class which generates beans on the fly using BCEL based on a
user-provided Property mapping field-named to field-types.
This now works well, but my first attempt on using these beans with
Struts have failed with the
We have a couple datasources defined in our application (in
struts-config.xml) under separate keys (one is for our dev environment, and
the other for production). The default behaviour for Struts is to
initialize all the defined datasources and make them available to the
application. Depending
Hi All,
We would appreciate any guidance since we are a little stuck with this issue
in Struts 1.0.
We have a JSP, which contains an undetermined number of select components,
known at runtime. AFAIK, a Struts html:select REQUIRES to be embedded in
an html:form tag, which, in turn, CLAIMS
You should look into upgrading to Struts 1.1, which supports indexed
properties. This allows you to have a dynamic number of elements on your
form.
- Arash
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Hi,
I'd like to create my own validate(ActionMapping
Good morning folks (or good afternoon, evening):
I wanted to ask a couple questions and bounce an idea off you guys.
The first is I've been taking my data models and making beans out of them as
I should ya? So a user in my portal let's call has a UserBean with get()
set() methods for each of
The first is I've been taking my data models and making beans out of them as
I should ya? So a user in my portal let's call has a UserBean with get()
set() methods for each of the properties. But for for registering a user,
struts requires a FormBean. So I've repurposed the same data model
`No, I only have one class:
This is how a bean looks:
public class Content extends ActionForm implements Serializable {
}
So Content can be a data model bean because it has gets/sets but it also can
be a form.
I just made a realization that this isn't cool if I'm working in a larger
Subject: Re: FormBeans, Data Beans and Databases (oh my)
From: Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Very close, almost good enough:
Create a DAO bean (that would do your dbConnect, retreive, update, etc.)
aanything persistance specific.
Create a BaseFormBean, that has a DAOBean property. It
What is the difference between a MVC and MVC-2 architectures. How does
Struts satisfy the MVC-2 architecture and why is it not just the MVC
architecture.
I would appreciate it if someone cud explain this briefy.
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Mark,
A design pattern is also an architecture. MVC-2 or Model 2 as you refer to
it extends the basic MVC architecture or design pattern. (Obviously you have
read the GoF a couple of times.) My question was, how does it do it, or does
it extend the pattern/architecture for that matter.
If you
Gang of Four.
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GoF? Forgive me, but I don't know that one.
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From: Chappell,
Sorry - I didn't mean for my reply to sound as harsh as it read. I've got a
killer hangover from my x-country running group's picnic yesterday.
GoF - Gang of Four - wrote Design Patterns in Object-Oriented Software.
Many consider this work the seminal definition of design patterns and every
To me, an architecture is what is built from a design pattern. And no, I've
only read GoF once.
Again, sorry about the apparently rudeness on my earlier response - it was
not intended to be such.
Mark
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What, apologies too, now?!!! ;-)
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Hi Jane,
I usually just load the javascript array on the server-side using bean:write's
from my form bean.
Works great.
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Hi,
tc323jboss241a,tiles+struts
Can anyone explain this to me. In a struts action servlet, I invalidate
a form-based-authenticated user's session object (successfully) and then
immediately call getUserPrincipal(), in the same servlet, which returns
the users name. It seems the user is only
Architecture is built through the use of design patterns. collection of appropriate
patterns can lead to reusable business architecture.
Just my thoughts.
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At the risk of looking stupid, I'm going to have to ask what this is as well
=)
I suddenly feel I am not as well read as I like to think I am.
Thanks,
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Sorry, I think I've been infected by Mark...who by the way answers your question in on
of his last entries to this thread...
ida
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This might be a little of topic, however, does struts support a standardized
way to export results from queries in a comma delimited format, for
importing into excel?
Thanks,
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MVC:
A classic design pattern where there exist three seperate architecture
elements:
- A Controller. This processes user input and makes decisions on,
among other things, what to do with the input.
- A Model. This generally is a memory-persistent representation of the
business
I use plain jsp to do this.
response.setHeader(Content-Disposition,attachment;filename=data.csv);
response.setHeader(Content-Type, application/ms-excel);
String result=Whatever you wanna export as csv;
out.write(result);
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Subject: Re: Excel Export
From: Vic C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Struts is Java. Excel is VBA. They don't like each other. One good way
is to expose your Java (Form) beans via SOAP.
Then in Excel (using Pocket Soap client for example) write a VBA macro
that gets the SOAP XML data.
You will need to
This is way too complicated. All you have to do is set the MIME type in the
setContentType() declaration in the servlet delivering the output to
application/vnd.msExcel and the browser will automatically display the
output in an Excel spreadsheet.
Mark
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Mark,
You weren't being rude! Don't apologise! (this time ;-)
The Gang of Four book is a very good book for introducing design patterns to the
world, but can at times be too indestinct for my preference.
I agree that an architecture is much bigger than a design pattern. It's bigger than an
Subject: ActionForm Design Thoughts..
From: Anand Jayaraman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi All,
I am designing a Application and would like to get inputs from some
experienced ones out there.
1) I will be have close to 100 JSP pages and I dont want to write a
ActionForm for everything.
2)
Thanks for the explanation and the link.. it helped... repeating what is
said in the article for confirmation. Are these diagrams correct. (excuse
the ppt coverted to gif)
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Below is an excerpt from an Java World article circa 1999 (author:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) describing the difference between
Model 1 vs. Model 2.
The early JSP specifications advocated two philosophical approaches for
building applications using JSP technology. These approaches, termed the JSP
If you're going to have 100 pages make sure you proof out how your going to
handle dynamic pages if you're not using the DynaBeans.
Write a sample page early where you model a page that has a variable number
of fields on it.
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com) struts on 04/29/2002 01:55:02
Are these diagrams correct?
I believe they would be correct if:
- On slide 1, you changed Servlet to JSP
- On slide 1, you called it simply Model 1 / JSP instead of MVC
1/Model 1.
(Model 1 and MVC are different. Model 1 implies NO MVC)
- On slide 2, you changed the label to
I'm working on a project where we faced a similar
situation. We dont have as many pages as you, but
nonetheless. Heres what we have done, maybe theres
some ideas in here for you.
We built two builder classes that contain a single
static method in each (FormBuilder and ViewBuilder). We
All -
I am trying to get the index of the current row inside an iterate tag so
that a link on that row properly identifies itself to the subsequent action
class. However, all I get is a Class Not Found error pointing to the
collection I am iterating.
Here is my code:
logic:iterate
I really liked Vic's suggestion regarding SOAP. I am going to explore that
myself. In the mean time here's a quick dirty Test.jsp that you can use
HTH!
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//IETF//DTD HTML//EN
HTML
HEAD
TitleExcel Format/Title
%
response.setContentType(application/vnd.ms-excel);
have you try ti use indexId?
logic:iterate id=results name=nameSearchResults scope=session
indexId=inx type=dhs.vcm.vis.form.NameSearchResultsForm
indexId = The name of a page scope JSP bean that will contain the current
index of the collection on each iteration.
I don't have a sample code,
Look in the docs for indexId!
Dave
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I
Thanks everyone.
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Okay, I looked in the documentation and found that indexId is The name of
the scripting variable to be exposed as the current index.
What scripting variable? A new one in my JSP? Something on a bean perchance?
Are there any examples? Why is it that javadocs are void of sample code?
Since indexId defines the name on the JSP bean you can use it as any
other bean.
!-- defining it --
logic:iterate id=results name=nameSearchResults scope=session
indexId=inx type=dhs.vcm.vis.form.NameSearchResultsForm
!-- write index number --
bean:write name=inx/
!-- use it on html:link - NOT
Hi All,
Its me again .. remember the some help... mail this friday! I studied 120 pages of
JSP (from Web Development using Java Server Pages, Manning) since i had that book (i
would finish it soon), and also read a couple of tutorials on Struts. Heres what I
understand .. plz correct me if
In my opinion, most ( if not all ) links should be Action URIs. What I mean
is, struts views should not post to urls which are JSP struts views.
Rather, valid URLs that are posted to ( or even referenced in ) should
always be controllers. For those who agree with this philosophy, can you
give
Subject: Re: ActionForm Design Thoughts..
From: Anand Jayaraman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks Chuck,
Can I have some sample code to look @.
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I'm working on a project where we faced a similar
situation. We don't have as many pages as
I have problem running the Pro JSP, 2nd edition struts
examples (ch21, CD store exmaple):
1. I can compile and deploy the example fine using ant
and build.xml
2. But when running the example from tomcat:
http://localhost:8080/ch21/index.jsp displays fine,
3. When I clicked on 'new user
Configure the web server to not recognize the .jsp mime type. Then any
link to a .jsp page will generate an Error 404 Page Not Found. The
servlet mappings should still work fine.
That being said, I've found that whenever I make a decision like this based
on a design preference, I almost
Good idea but the other problem is your web server doesn't mix with
non-Struts applications. I was kinda hoping for a struts only solution.
Thanks for the idea though!
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All,
Im in the process of re-engineering an application and I am focusing on
how to implement the security. The current application uses a
combination of security checks within the action classes and jsp custom
tags based upon a user session object. After reading more about the
form-based
I am new to Struts usage and am trying to determine if it is possible to
open a new browser window (an control its appearance) via an actionforward
method.
I realize that the Action itself has no idea of the front end (the
HTML/Javascript pages), but I am only familiar with opening new window
Im in the process of re-engineering an application and I am
focusing on
how to implement the security. The current application uses a
combination of security checks within the action classes and
jsp custom
tags based upon a user session object. After reading more about the
form-based
what I have done is forwarding to a jsp page that opens a new window and self-close.
It uses javaScript though.
//struts-config.xml
!-- Process a user logon --
action path=/logon_client
We have a struts webapp packaged as a .war, and we're testing its deployment
on a selection of environments. We've been able to deploy and run it on
WebSphere 4.0.2, WebLogic 6.1, iPlanet 6.0SP2, and JRun 3.1. However, in
ServletExec 4.1 (ISAPI with IIS) the app doesn't run, and we see the output
I concur! I think container based security is the biggest pain in the #$!. I
am writing a (hack) for multiple login pages/auto-login/etc... and it is
taking way too much time. When the promise that container based security
would be easier in servlet 2.3 I was exceited. But, it seems now like we
I'm trying to preserve the date time stamp of an object by storing the
value in an html element and have struts automatically populate my
ActionForm object with the value upon submit.
Specifically, I have an object of type java.sql.Timestamp contained within
my ActionForm. My jsp code is this:
Is there a way to have the browser actually download the excel file instead
of just rendering the file within the browser? And if so, what about images
displayed within the rendered excel?
jsh
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Hi All,
I am new to Struts. I need to create an action-form dynamically when the
user submits a form. The form in the client side is generated dynamically,
as a result I cannot create any fields in the action-form class associated
with the action. The user can submit simple data as textbox or can
Anytime you point your browser to http://whatever.file.xls, it will invoke
Excel and display whatever is contained in the file within the browser
window.
Mark
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Subject: Re: Form based security
From: Vic C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just had a development meeting here on the topic.
Use container security. In (base) action do a getRemoteUser(). Based on
it, (and isUserInRole) create a sessionUserBean that has other info I
get from DB.
Anyway, I will take
I'm not sure why your P cookie isn't showing up, but the JSESSIONID cookie
is a session cookie so it is only maintained in RAM and never gets written
to disk. If you don't set the max age, the cookie only lives for the
current session.
To figure out why the P cookie isn't working, turn on
I had used java2com( http://www.nevaobject.com/_docs/_java2com/java2com.htm
)library to dynamically create excel on the fly.
It is possible to import a comma delimited file (generated via database or
whatever) and create a excel sheet ( and charts too..)
Ravi
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I haven't tried this myself, but Timestamp has setTime and getTime
methods which handle the time as the milliseconds since the epoch (a
long). You could probably do something along the lines of:
html:hidden property=dateCreated.time/
However, you would have to make sure that you placed an
This should be fairly simple, but for some reason I can't get it to work.
In my LogonAction servlet, after a valid login, I set some session parameters
with your basic method like session.getAttribute(UserName);.
Now from my jsp I want to display the value of that parameter. I assume that you
Hi All,
I am new to Struts. I need to create an action-form dynamically when the
user submits a form. The form in the client side is generated dynamically,
as a result I cannot create any fields in the action-form class associated
with the action. The user can submit simple data as textbox or
Dean,
In addition to what has already been said regarding the MIME type, I'd like to
mention a very good tool we're using for one of our projects: Java Excel API, A
Java API to read, write and modify Excel spreadsheets.
It generates files in xls format (not just CSV). Very good product. And
Whatever you named it with the session.setAttribute( [name], userName).
And change parameter to property.
Mark
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Subject: session parameter values
This should
I was unable to address this issue myself, Ajay. I use a combination of an
ActionForm for the static fields and naming conventions for the dynamically
generated fields plus parameter handling for these in the Action class.
This is not very aesthetically pleasing, however.
I have heard that
Thanks Mark for the quick reply...
I made the changes you suggested, but it still bombs out. Here is the error:
[ServletException in:/common/userPortals/userData.jsp] No getter method for
property UserName of bean UserName'
Here is the line in my jsp:
bean:write name=UserName scope=session
I don't think you need the property attribute
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Thanks Mark for the quick
Success
Thanks to Mark and Raffy. The combination of both your inputs was required to
fix my problem. Bottom line is that to write a session property to the jsp the
bean:write name= is the name of the property set in the session. The name and
the scope is all that's required to return a
The only thing I know of is the DynaBean. This allows you to declare values
in your struts.xml action declaration that will need to be gathered from the
request and stored in a Bean as a HashMap. This allows the flexibility of
being able to gather request parameters without having to recompile
I have a need for this alsohere's an example of where i
would like to use them:
I'm pulling an arbitrary amount of records from a database,
and for each record, shown in an HTML table, it has a radio
button that has 3 options: Approve; Reject; Do Nothing. I
then need to submit this
Subject: Turning an ActionForm into a querystring
From: Preston Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I was wondering if Struts had anything built in to do the following.
We have a request to make certain pages on the site printable. That should
be easy with struts. Only problem is, if the page has
I am attempting to send a file (that has been uploaded with the file tag) as
an attachment using JavaMail. I am using some very standard code that I have
used before many times, the only difference is now I am using Struts and it
is not working.
Is anyone else successfully sending files as email
Thanks Tim, this is exactly what I was looking for. I think it's in 1.1
thoughor else it's an undocumented feature of 1.02. :)
cheerful regards,
Joe Barefoot
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Or
you could put your jsp's under the WEB-INF directory.
Search posts from a few weeks ago about this.
It's quite a lengthy and enlightening thread.
JM
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Does anyone know the different levels of granularity for debugging in struts? I know
the default value for the ActionServlet is 0 and I was wondering what the other values
there are and what they represent. Thanks.
amir
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Couldn't you just configure your web.xml file to map all .jsp requests to some
standard error page?
amir
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Or
you could put your jsp's under the WEB-INF directory.
Search posts from a few weeks ago about this.
It's quite a lengthy and enlightening
Hello,
I am not exactly a guru in Struts, but I have tried to answer the questions.
Someone please make sure my answers are correct - and correct me if I am
wrong!
Thanks.
struts-config.xml - [Q# 1: what exactly do we need to code in this file]
1) Form bean definitions:
!-- ==
Looking at the questions I would say that your (or any newcomer's for that matter)
path of learning should have been..
JAVA - Web Development (How the web works) - Servlets/JSPs - Struts
It is pointless trying to learn Struts if your basics are not correct.
Rgs
Vikram
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With all the features of Struts 1.1 and 1.1-beta, why do you continue in
this direction?
Am I missing something?
I can create a 5 page wizard and never write a single line of ActionForm
code.
Help me if I am misunderstanding.
JM
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I agree with Vikram.
If you don't have the basics of http (as it pertains to requesting
documents) and how request and response typically work (in either ASP or
Java), then your struggle will be long and frustrating.
Also, as someone mentioned in the last thread. You should have a firm grasp
can anyone point me the DynaActionForm example?
i could not able to find it.
Tx in advance.
Deepak
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The struts-example uses it for Logon.
struts-config.xml
---
...
...
form-bean name=logonForm
type=org.apache.struts.action.DynaActionForm
form-property name=username type=java.lang.String/
form-property name=password
Can you give us more detail on what exactly you want to do?
What I think you want to do (based on the info you gave) is open a new
window to one of your action mappings correct?
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not-quite-optimal
this example has /logon.do and logoff.do hard-coded in the script
No ideas at all? I've even rebuilt the project based on the
Struts-Blank project. Maybe it's the version of the XML parser, but
I've tried a few different ones all with the same result.
Any other suggestions would be great.
Anthony
On Friday, April 26, 2002, at 01:17 PM, Anthony Martin
Not sure if you are still having this problem, but I believe the answer is
that it's using the 1.0 DTD and not 1.1. Look at the top of the config file
and see if it's referencing the 1.0 DTD.
Chuck
At 10:04 AM 4/29/2002 -0700, you wrote:
No ideas at all? I've even rebuilt the project based
Hi All,
I would like to thank you all who responded to my request for help.
Especially to Tim, as his solution seems to serve my purpose. I would like
to know if I can upload files as well as using the same method? How do I
distinguish between the simple data like text from the MIME type data
Hello Michael Nadeau,
I have tried repeatedly to take my name
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I know of two things that seem to cause problems.
One is trying to sign out from an address other than the one you signed up
on. If you
tabular radio buttons :(You'll probably get a quicker response using the
strut-user list.
JM
-Original Message-
From: Chakradhar Tallam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 11:48 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: tabular radio buttons :(
hi guys,
try to use arraylist or string arrays
logic:iterate id=element name=bean property=stringArray
indexId=index
liembean:write name=element//emnbsp;[bean:write
name=index/]/li
/logic:iterate
rgds
Siraj DH
- Original Message -
From: Ajay Mallik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users
I have had a couple of Expresso gurus emailing me. I haven't had a lot of
time to review the framework. Can anyone give me the +/- on Expresso? Does
anyone have any experience with it? The upcoming release is using Struts
1.0.2. Anyways, if you got thougths... I sure could use them.
Thanks,
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