Did somebody have a starting point to deal whith this use case?
Gilles Vandaele
Craig R.
Do you have a link for Xdoclet?
TIA
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/xdoclet
(Which took Google all of 0.06 seconds to find...)
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Do you have a link for Xdoclet?
TIA
You right. Sorry about that.
Thank you very much!
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Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone found a solid [or any] work around for form
validating and returning back to pages/forms that have specialized
parameters.
Example (/workspace-insert.jsp is the form):
Instead of rolling back to: /workspace-insert.jsp
Rollback to:
Hi all
Can anybody tell me how to use i18n with a html:submit tag, so the value of
the input is internationalised?
It should be a simple thing, but I can't find an attribute in the tag
reference that will let me do it. value isn't internationalised, and
titleKey just gives it a title.
The
Don't worry. Worked it out. :)
You can put the i18n key in the middle of the tag.
html:submitbean:message key=my.key//html:submit
That wasn't obvious to me from the user guide!
Lisa
Adolfo,
If you are interested we have a struts application that can analyse an
Oracle 8i database and is able to do any CRUDS operation you want. Even if
the tables have forreign keys etc., than it works with drop down boxes. You
can use this application if you want.
Frank Bacco
Hi there!
If I wanna use JavaScript client side validation with Struts I follow these:
1) set up my validation.xml
2) set up ApplicationResources for messages
3) extend ValidatorForm
4) .. and how to enable client side validation (in JSPs?)
5) .. will the server side validation be
Hi guys !!
I need to use struts 1.1 b1 or a nightbuild.
I'm actually using struts 1.0.2.
Is struts 1.1 B1 stable or should I use a nightbuild (which one) ??
is someone success the upgrade ???
Thanks for your advices.
Arnaud HERITIER
EAI Consulting
Sopra Group
Tél. : +33 (0)1 53 33 44
Hi all,
after upgrading JDK from 1.3.1 to 1.4.0, the bean:write tag throws an
exception under some strange circumstances:
java.lang.Error: PropertyDescriptor: internal error while merging PDs: type mismatch
between read and write methods
at
Hi.
We use XDoclet to generate our EJB's (CMP). There is also a tag to generate
the struts form. With XDoclet you describe your bean with javadoc
commentarys:
* @ejb:bean type=CMP
* name=TelekomVerbindung
* view-type=local
* use-soft-locking=true
*
hy all
i trying to use errors.suffix= ... in my properties file and i see that
struts is not use that.
whit errors.header is workink well .
could someone tell me why?
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You should use header and footer
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but i want to use suffix becouse a want to put some text after every error
message!
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You should use header and footer
u can do that with errors.footer
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but i want to use suffix becouse a want to put some text after every error
message!
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how? i have just one ActionError object
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u can do that with errors.footer
On Mon, 2002-07-08 at 14:18,
Hey,
I can't think of a quick fix for this offhand. However, I think there are
some resources available online somewhere that allow you to create tables
column by column rather than line by line. I can't remember where I saw
this, but I'll let you know if I do.
One quick fix I came up with when
I just remembered those table resources that I was talking about. It's the
display:* tag library. I haven't used it, so I'm not sure exactly how it
works, but I read the description and it seems like it allows the creation
of tables column by column. I'm not sure though, since I haven't read
Are you using the nightly build. The errors.prefix and errors.suffix
are not available except in the nightly build.
Kiss Attila wrote:
but i want to use suffix becouse a want to put some text after every error
message!
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Thanks Ted
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Are you using the nightly build. The errors.prefix and errors.suffix
are not available except in the
Did a little research and could not find an elegant way to find out if an
arraylist that i send over is populated or not. Currently I send the size
of the array list. But would like to do something like
logic:if name=arrayList property=size value=0
/logic:if
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it.
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Subject: With Struts tag, Size of ArrayList
Did a little research and could not find an elegant way to find
out if
Subject: problem with error messages
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Hello,
I am getting the following error message on one of my
jsps:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Exception creating
bean of class com.valleyrec.toteboard.beans.Toteboard:
{1}
I know from browsing the struts source that the {1}
Hi,
I have a page where I want to combine my html:link and html:img tags. In
regular html, it would be something like this.
a href=dummy.htmlimg src=submit.gif /a
I want to write the same thing using struts tags.On clicking the image,
I want to invoke a JavaScript function which eventually
I saw this from the Denver JUG this morning, thought some folks
might be interested:
http://www.mooreds.com/jaas.html
Downloads and code samples from:
http://www.mooreds.com/
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have you tried html:link onclick=func()
html:img src=submit.gif /
/html:link ?
On Mon, 2002-07-08 at 16:08, Ravi Kora wrote:
Hi,
I have a page where I want to combine my html:link and html:img tags. In
regular html, it would be something like this.
Yes, that is what I have tried. But it doesn't seem to work.
Regards,
Ravi Kora
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have you
I hope all my potential competitors read this... i sure would love to have
them not using EJB out of the gate!!! :P
-b
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try by renaming your properties file as XXX_en_US.properties.
Cheers!!
Zayed
Thanks for the tip, no, doesn't work. Makes *no* sense.
Gurus: Is there any points in the struts code
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but i want to use suffix becouse a want to put
Subject: Re: [ARTICLE] Using JAAS and Struts
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If I may,
he does a *lot* more than he needs and mkaes it complex. He can just set
up a few lines in WEB.XML and he is done.
matt_raible wrote:
I saw this from the Denver JUG this morning, thought some folks
We're getting close to 1.1 Beta 2, so you should be fine with the most
recent nightly build. In addition to bug fixes over 1.1 Beta 1, you'll also
get to use the latest and greatest features. ;-) However, if you'd be more
comfortable with 1.1 Beta 1, that is also pretty stable.
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Hi,
My app often locks up and tomcat logs indicated that it's trying to find
(instantiate) the logonAction. It had previously found the logonForm
however. The status bar on the browser showed the jsessionid generated. The
app was running fine before this condition occured.
Any clues on what
But surely this is handled by the container. If the container's
implementation is not sufficient (e.g. it doesn't allow password file
validation that an app requires), should it not allow something like a JAAS
module to be plugged in? This would allow code to be written in a consistent
way (or
Subject: Any Struts Tag
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Hi All,
I am trying to achieve the following
1. from a Form using a button open a window (popup) (I am doing this by
calling a javasript window.open function)
2. do some processing in the popup window and display a result set. (I
Here's another Struts article for the list:
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Hi.
Struts and EJB is no problem. You use the business delegate pattern to
seperate business logic in the EJB Container (e.g. JBoss). You use also the
value object pattern to transport your data from the action to the fassade
on the EJB Container. Than you do all your logic in the application
James,
I'll just mention that we've taken an alternate approach from the others
mentioned on the newsgroup. What we did was the following:
1) Create an interface called ValidatableAction, with a method called
validate.
2) Create a ValidatingForm (bad name, I know) - within its Validate
I use struts extensively, and although I think EJB can be an asset on some
projects that require object relational mapping or complex deployment
configurations, I find it entirely unessesary for the JSP and business
logic layers of my current project and would be just another step for me to
The license is the same as Struts, the Apache license.
Jeff
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You can find stxx at http://www.openroad.ca/opencode/stxx
Weblogic 6.1 service pack 2 has a problem running Struts 1.1 web apps
Moving to sp3 or sp1 worked for me.
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Hi All,
Subject: Re: [ARTICLE] Using JAAS and Struts
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That's a nice article, and describes the sort of approach which I am sure
many people (including me) have taken. I sure would have profited by
reading this before figuring it all out myself ...
My
So that is the 1.1 fix to present, right
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Use logic:present to check if the list is null or has any
I use Struts, Tomcat, JBoss, XDoclett, PostgreSQL,
Ant, Log4J in a 5 person year project (not large
but not small also) and it works really fine.
hello manfred, thanks for the reply.
may i know what versions of Struts, Tomcat, Jboss,
XDoclett, PostgreSQL, Ant, Log4J you are using ?
Thanks.
This all sounds great if you are running only one app on Tomcat. I don't see
where it addresses having webapp level control of url mappings. It sounds to
me like JAAS serves well on a container level/single app level. But in a
shared hosting environment where you need to have specific webapps
Subject: XML based application resources?
From: Davor Cengija [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Is there an extension or maybe some trick in Struts which would allow me to
have xml-based application resource files? It is very complicated to
maintain 4 or even more .properties files in different languages.
Subject: More that one application resource file
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Is it possible, and if yes, how, to have more than one application resource
file in a single application?
I'm working on a project where diffrerent people at different levels
maintain a set of messages
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Subject: More that one application
This is part of my Ant build.xml file... It concatinates a lot of
property files...
Extending this to handle the i18n stuff is easy
target name=props description=Contatinate property files
depends=jsp
concat destfile=${build.dir}/ApplicationResources.properties
fileset
Pnbsp;Are you using javascript validation? If not,
disregard this message.
PIf so, the javascript rendered by the
JavascriptValidatorTag performs each required
validation before checking for the float validation.
Since an error is found in validateRequired,
validateFloat is not called. if you
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Jerry Jalenak wrote:
Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2002 13:03:48 -0500
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All,
What are the advantages to using
Craig,
Thanks for the quick reply. Most of my forms do have some sort of a custom
validation requirement - hence my confusion about the advantage(s) of
DynaActionForms over ActionForms.
Thanks again!
jerry
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It's form www.sourceforge.net
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Do you have a link for Xdoclet?
TIA
Is there an extension or maybe some trick in Struts which
would allow me to have xml-based application resource files?
Extend PropertyMessageResources.java ( the corresponding factory
class) and implement your own loadLocale() method, then, in your
struts-config.xml, point application and
Hell All,
I'm having a small problem with loading my drop downs after a validation
error (since my action is not being called again). It is recomended/good
practice to load my drop downs in the reset method of the form? Is it
possible? I would load them once my application starts, but I need
Eric,
many thanks for throwing light for me in this issue. Most of times, the more
difficult responses to find, are not how are the things done, but rather why
are not they done in different way. Most of reports, software comments, ...
says what they do, but not why they do not apply a
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Tero P Paananen wrote:
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Is there an
I can second this - xdoclet is a great app put together by one of the
people involved with Boss - but you can use it with other containers as
well.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xdoclet
faisal [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/08/2002 10:34:28 PM
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Hi All
I am new on Struts world. and I am gathering some info about that.
can you guys tell me some mission critical application that use Struts Frame work.
Thanks in advance
Farshad
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Subject: Re: XML based application resources?
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1) if you do something like this, you may want to look at TMX. It's an XML
format well-suited for this application. Plus there is tool support. Info
here: http://lisa.org/tmx/ Once upon a time we wrote a
Subject: Netscape cannot pre-check the checkbox!
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When a checkbox need to be pre-checked, IE works fine but Netscape does not
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http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/resources/powered.html
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Hi All
I am new on Struts
The benefit of using DynaActionForm instead is in one of the following
two
use cases:
* If your ActionForm bean doesn't have a custom reset() or validate()
method, you don't need to write your own form bean class at all -
simply configure the properties in struts-config.xml.
* If
Something like this doesn't work for you?
input type=checkbox name=isSomething value=true checked
Or, this, if you're using XHTML:
input type=checkbox name=isSomething value=true checked=checked
/
chris
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The benefit of using DynaActionForm
Hiyas,
I'm looking at a classloader problem with JBoss 3 and Struts 1.1B1. It would
appear that this is the source of problems in loading properties files for
struts users on JBoss.
If there is anyone out there that is using JBoss 3, can you comment on your
ability to load or not load
Possible reasons why not:
* You're currently still stuck with Struts 1.0.2 :-).
Not an issue post 1.0.2...
* Non-trivial getter and setter implementations that do more than just
manipulate an instance variable.
Couldn't this logic be moved to validate()? Something like:
public
snip Mete Kural
I'm looking for a content management system to ease
website maintenance. What advice would you give on a
CMS to use with a Struts-based webapp?
Sorry for the late reply (I've been on my honeymoon). Just wanted to drop a
note that there is a comprehensive content management
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Hiyas,
I'm looking at a classloader problem with JBoss 3 and Struts
1.1B1. It would
appear that
On Mon, 8 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tell me again why I should use the standard form beans?
I'm trying to understand because it seems to add complexity having two
different ways of doing Form Beans. Why not polish up the Dyna bean stuff
and then dump (er, deprecate) normal Form
Subject: Re: With Struts tag, Size of ArrayList
From: Senén de Diego [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You can use:
bean:size id=arraySize collection=arrayList/
logic:if name=arraySize value=0
..
/logic:if
For a description of bean-size:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-bean#size
Senén
Daniel
I have recently heard the saying: The squeaky wheel gets the grease,
so I thought I would take a minute to be a squeaky wheel.
I am familiar bunch of technologies and projects in addition to Struts,
including JSP, Java, and HTML, ANT, cactus, and Tomcat. I am also very
interested and have
hmmm...I'm sure this bespeaks my ignorance of DynaActionForm beans, but how
would one implement custom validation (say to validate date or other field
ranges) using DynaActionForm beans, since their specifications are in your
configuration file?
peace,
Joe Barefoot
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From: Martin Cooper
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Date: Mon, 08 Jul 2002 15:18:56 -0700
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Hi,
Any planned date for 'the upcoming 1.1-beta-2' ?
Regards,
Daniel
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On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Kiss Attila wrote:
Date:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/kickstart.html#release
;-)
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Subject: RE: errors.suffix
Hi,
Any planned date for 'the upcoming 1.1-beta-2' ?
I do my rendering using DOM and server side java code. While a lot of it is
now done in abstract superclasses (making use of PropertyUtils to get stuff
from the form) a lot is also still making direct use of specific
actionForms, and I find having real methods in my action form is useful in
On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, Andrew Hill wrote:
Date: Tue, 9 Jul 2002 10:47:46 +0800
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I do my
Actually JBuilder comes with a tool for bean generation but I find its a bit
like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut for the relatively small forms I am
using (a lot have only 2 or 3 properties I need to track with 8 probably
being a good average!).
As for productivity , Ive always considered
My two cents on the topic.
As mentioned, once you move to a good Java IDE like JBuilder, writing
getters and setters is no longer nearly the pain it used to be.
What bothers me about the DynaBean approach is that it's *yet another*
file, and *yet another* level of indirection that obscure
+1
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My two cents on the topic.
As mentioned, once you move to a good Java IDE like JBuilder, writing
getters and setters is
I agree with James on the extra level aspect. I've been finding that
the finer the granularity in my struts application, the easier it is to
maintain [for each action, a specialized form/bean].
I did opt though for the validator, since it brought regexp validation
to the table which is
Inside JobObjects bean, add one attribute for checking if this job is
checked, say selectedFlag (Not a good name). Set the value of
selectedFlag to true for all the JobObjects which you want to show as
selected.This you can do in the action class which forwards to this JSP.
While creating the
Well, I seen that before, but I was hoping that if 'the upcoming 1.1-beta-2'
was drawing close to release, that a rough time frame might be made known to
all.
Maybe just a a 'almost', 'half-way', or 'no-where near' answer.
Regards,
Daniel
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From your options, I'd say 'almost' right now.
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Well, I seen that before, but
This week would suit Daniel I quite nicely. :-)
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Subject: RE: errors.suffix
From your options, I'd say 'almost' right now.
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