http://www.husted.com/struts/tips/006.html
Joe
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Subject: How to return changes made on a JSP iteration of object
properties to the Action Class
Hello,
I am creating
Hi ,
First when you set the arrayList to the form bean and use struts
iterate tag
then you can display the result.
When you want to reconstruct the ArrayList back you need to
write
String[] , int[] or long[] data memebers and getters and setters
methods in you
Hi,
I'm exploring the new features of Struts 1.1 (using b2 release) and got
stuck on the use of the combination DynaValidatorActionForm - List - nested
tags (iterate, write).
CASE
I am trying to build a search list page. The search is a form with (for
simplicity) one 'html:text' input field
Try to use
org.apache.struts.tiles.ActionComponentServlet for the
action servlet.
--- Heligon Sandra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using Tiles and when I run my application
I have the following error:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Can't get
definitions factory from
Hi, I had the same problem.
That was the error I could see in the browser.
But in my app logs I found more details.
I just forgot to close some tag in my struts-config file.
I corrected that and it works nicely again.
Maybe that is your problem too?
Darek
Wednesday, September 25, 2002, 3:48:19
Hi!
I'm using Struts 1.02.
When using the html:form tag, and whenever the session is cookie disabled,
Struts automatically puts a jsessionid=... in the URL string for
cookie-disabled session tracking.
I dont want have the jsessionid=... in the URL, but I do want to keep
using the Struts taglib.
2002. szeptember 26. 11:42 dátummal Ori Tend ezt írtad:
When using the html:form tag, and whenever the session is cookie
disabled, Struts automatically puts a jsessionid=... in the URL string
for cookie-disabled session tracking.
I dont want have the jsessionid=... in the URL, but I do want
Thanks for the reply!
I'm not sure I understand.. if I use in my JSP the standard form tag I
dont get this jsessionid parameter when browsing to the page. Is there a way
to use struts' html:form tag and not get this jsessionid?
I suspect that the jsessionid is added to the url by calling
You are correct about encodeURL() - this is when the sessionId is appended.
The sessionId is part of the servlet API session tracking mechanism , and as
you have noticed is appended to the URL when not using cookies. (When using
cookies it is instead stored in a cookie).
If you do not include the
2002. szeptember 26. 11:59 dátummal Ori Tend ezt írtad:
Thanks for the reply!
I'm not sure I understand.. if I use in my JSP the standard form tag I
dont get this jsessionid parameter when browsing to the page. Is there a
way to use struts' html:form tag and not get this jsessionid?
If you
Ok, so we got it nailed down these statements...
- The Struts Controller doesn't add more overhead than a high performance site should
be able to handle. In the regard flexibility contra performance, using the controller
makes your application manageable with negligible overhead.
- There was
Hello,
Is there anyway of uploading files with a DynaForm. If so what do I have to do to get
it to work. I have form uploading working in the usual way (as per the struts-upload
example) but havent been able to reproduce the effect with DynaForm.
Thanks
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In my struts app I have to do some cleanup jobs in my database that I
like to start regularly. What's the best way to realize such schedules
jobs in a struts app?
Thanks in advance.
gus
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Is it possible to setup another message resources file in Struts 1.0? I need this
because I want to display errors in a different way for a certain part of the
application.
Basically I do not want the Validation errors: Please correct the ff... heading.
Since this is displayed
hello gus,
you can find my resume as attachment for the jobs you are
looking at ;-)
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From: gus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 3:24 PM
Subject: Scheduled Jobs
Hi!
In my struts app I have to do some
Hi,
you may define some thread to be started while the app init process.
Works nicely for us.
Two classes are required.
1. Simple init servlet that will be plugged into web.xml
(similar to the way that struts action servlet is plugged)
In the 'init' method you could start your thread
Hi Gus,
I don't think this is a Struts issues (Struts doesn't have any Job
Scheduling facilities)
You might want to take a look at:
http://www.part.net/quartz.html.
Or do a search on the www.theserverside.com for 'job schedule' - loads of
stuff.
Jon Ridgway
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Hi,
Is it possible to display these values from a bean ? I have two sets of
methods according to the bean spec., one dealing with a java.util.Collection
and the other with a single value.
SELECT class=list multiple size=2 name=applications
OPTION value=ALL ALL /OPTION
Mohan,
One way to do this is to have your action form contain the Collection of
options which you wish to display and an array of Strings which represent
the values selected by the user. The Collection of options could be a
collection of LabelValue beans. Using your example we would have the
Okay, I didn't understand compile. You mean compilation, as in
aggregation, or collecting the answers to a question like a thread in a
newsgroup? That would take an agreed upon tag library somewhat like a DTD
and everyone would have to abide by its definitions. Not a bad idea at all,
but I
a. Stateless session beans are fine until you need transactional boundaries
to protect data integrity. If you want to improve performance of the app,
design a persistent cache for immutable data (or data that rarely changes)
to reduce trips to the data store.
b. There is no overhead for
Note I removed the [OT]. :-) I think this is right on topic because there
have been many complaints from all level of users about the difficulty of
finding useful information in the archive. If the archive was better
managed, list traffic could be substantially reduced. For that matter, just
This is not really a struts question but I am using struts a maybe someone
can help. I system has allot of state dropdown's so I I made a tag for the
programmers to insert into the JSP pages.
The Tag builds a ArrayList with the states in it and then saves the states
as a attribute in the
My favorite is the website that requires a login and password written with
JavaScript on the same HTML/JSP page. Doh!
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From: Andrew Hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 11:00 PM
ROFL!
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From: Steven Banks
You skip or shortchange the design
phase (should be at least 30 percent of your project), you get what you
deserve.
Amen my brotha'! Preach on!
robert
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From: David Zimmerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 5:43 AM
To: [EMAIL
Hi
I've recently been struggling with performance issues related to tags,
especially where there are large number in some of our pages. The biggest
improvment we got was by switching application servers. Specifically by
upgrading to the latest Tomcat 4.1.11. The difference in response is
Retrieve you states when the application starts up. Either init Servlet or
ServletContextListener.
Place collection of states in ServletContext where they will be available to
all users for the life time of the application.
Use logic:iterate .../ to render the states.
robert
-Original
Hello,
One possible solution:
Put the ArrayList in application context and put a check in doStartTag()'s beginning
to determine whether the list of states can be found in application context.
Instead of:
pageContext.setAttribute(selectStates, states);
Put it like this:
Anybody else getting this on every post? This is most annoying.
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From: Tuominen Janne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 8:25 AM
To: Galbreath, Mark
Subject: Administrator message to the Sender
Novossa on useita Janne Tuominen-nimisiä
Would you believe Ive seen sites for (supposedly) professional (web design
some more!) companies that will put up a prompt when you hit the site to ask
your name simply so they can then say on their main page:
Welcome name to our website...
Or some such nonsense.
Yep. Ill sure use these guys
Nope. Looks like youve got a secret admirer.
;-)
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From: Galbreath, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 20:29
To: Struts (E-mail)
Subject: FW: [ANNOYANCE] Administrator message to the Sender
Anybody else getting this on every post? This
The content of this message is in Finnish and means that Janne Tuominen has subscribed
to this list with e-mail address [EMAIL PROTECTED], but does not work in
Novogroup anymore. So, [EMAIL PROTECTED] should be deleted from Struts user
list.
T: Ville Peurala
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I've always wondered the same. I haven't found a definitive answer, but there's a lot
of good info referenced in an old posting from Ted Husted:
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg14397.html
Paul
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From: David Zimmerman [mailto:[EMAIL
NOSCRIPTPlease turn javascript back on/NOSCRIPT
Galbreath, Mark wrote:My favorite is the website that requires a login and password
written with
JavaScript on the same HTML/JSP page. Doh!
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From: Andrew Hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25,
hi,
i have form bean for which i would like to initialize some fields with values before
displaying the jsp.
for example if i have something like this in my jsp, how can i initialize this input
field from my Action class with a value that i get from the database
html:text property=mail_id
Use the form's reset() method (as described in the docs and examples)
-Devin
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From: deepank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 9:16 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: initilaizing form bean values
hi,
i have form bean for which i
Cool! This is exactly what I'm looking for!
Jerry
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From: James Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 6:50 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [OT] Commons Validator JavaDoc
At 04:40 PM 9/25/2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I am searching for possible improvements on my development process. One of greatest
things i've
found is XP. I liked it very much.
One of XP rules is about unit testing. So follows my question : How can i unit test a
struts app?
I heard about Cactus (another Jakarta project). Does
Can you please send me a sample of a better way
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From: Ville Peurala [mailto:
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 8:26 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Need Help Fast
Hello,
One possible solution:
Put the ArrayList in application context and put a
Is what you want already on jguru.com.
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From: Galbreath, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 8:05 AM
Subject: RE: all this traffic
Note I removed the [OT]. :-) I think this is right on topic
You must call an Action before, this action will put the bean in the request
scope with the name you defined for it in struts-config.xml.
req.setAttribute(name,bean);
Regards.
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De: deepank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: jueves, 26 de septiembre de 2002 15:16
I dont know how this will help.
I have a form with several records, i have an edit buuton for each record.
If a user cliks the edit button i go back to the action class.
here i would like to pick up data from the database, this data i want to
display in the fields of the form(JSP) for the user
Tom,
I totally agree - its all in how the server gen's the code, for the most
part. The rest is related to the spec itself and how much it allows app
servers to optimize. There was a discussion about the thread safety of
JSP tags a little while ago. Here is what I wrote up:
Cactus works great with Struts. Just go to there web page
http://jakarta.apache.org/cactus/index.html and check out the documentation
examples. Join their user list, check the archives and if you still have
questions ask the Cactus user group. You will also need to know all about
JUnit -
Hi All,
Here i'm facing serious problem..
I already configured test application in Struts.
But when I configure my original Application i face serious problem..
I got an error like
No action instance for path /login could be created
The server encountered an internal error (No action instance
This has been discussed several times on this list. Please do a _little_
homework before posting.
Sorry to be so harsh.
One solution:
Create a set-up action which when invoked retrieves the required values from
the data store, populates your form, and then forwards to the page where the
data is
Paging is the good term to describe what I want to do.
I don't work directly with a dataset because I use an back-end application
server that works on the database. So I receive a list of JavaBean that
I would like to display in JSP pages.
I found a little description of the paging pattern but I
I would use your setter methods to initialize the bean in the reset method rather then
removing it from scope.
We have several forms which we pre-populate from a single-sign-on database so that the
user does not have to type in their name, address etc. We have one action that
displays the
Essentially, he is saying you can rewrite your doStartTag method to be something like:
private List _states = null;
public int doStartTag() throws JspException {
if (_states == null) {
_states = new java.util.ArrayList();
_states.add(new
Or you could just take the 1.0 version and customize the source to do what
you want. That's one of the perks with having the source code ;)
Hava a good one!!
James Mitchell
Software Engineer\Struts Evangelist
Struts-Atlanta, the Open Minded Developer Network
- One reason why there are a lot of questions is that documentation is
lacking. What I wanted to suggest was one method of
collecting answers in a cheap fashion.
Hell no! The main reason why there are a lot of
questions is because people expect their breakfast
to be spoonfed to them.
If
+1
James Mitchell
Software Engineer\Struts Evangelist
Struts-Atlanta, the Open Minded Developer Network
http://www.open-tools.org/struts-atlanta
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From: Tero P Paananen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 10:14 AM
To: Struts Users
Usually mailing list operators solve this problem
by separating mailing lists to a newbie list and
a list for more experienced users.
struts-user-beginner
struts-user
Which was one thing he originally suggested... =p
/me
Doesn't care so much, I simply don't have enough time to read all this
I'd like to use an actionFormBean with a few JSP form page.
But I'll have to treat different cases in the validate of my
actionFormBean...
So in validate(), I was thinking about looking at the name of the input
JSP with ActionMapping.getInput()
( or perhaps the name of the current action to
Couldn't you create your actionFormBean and then create sub-classes for each
different type of validation? Might give you a cleaner solution.
Jim
From: Vincent Berruchon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
i have a Form (ActionForm) in wich i have a list that is feeded from my
database. When i validate with the validate method in the ActionForm and an
error is found, i cannot see the form again because it tells me that my bean
(that contain the list) is not found...
I use struts 1.1b2, is
Ive done this, everyone is overcomplicating it greatly...
Lookup.getData() gets an ArrayList of states.
This array list is loaded through an XML file that loads upon boot and puts
it in a static variable. This XML file can load it from itself or from the
database. It does all the .add() .add()
I'm new to this list, so forgive me if this question has been posted
recently.
Yesterday my Struts application stopped working. I finally traced the
problem to the following line in struts-config.xml:
!DOCTYPE struts-config PUBLIC
-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Struts
Also for unit testing actions out-of-container, take a look at
StrutsTestCase : http://strutstestcase.sourceforge.net/.
One approach that is also commendable for unit testing - regardless of
servlet framework used - is to keep as much code as possible out of
container-dependent objects. For
I use the DynaValidatorActionForm and identify the validation routines in
the validation.xml by the action mapping and it works quite nicely. Is this
an acceptible way? It works well for me.
This is essentially what you would be doing except you will have some logic
in the form which determines
I just ran into a similar problem where I have a set up action which
populates the form (in request scope) and forwards to the .jsp page. When
validation failed, I had my input attribute set to the .jsp page and was
getting the behavior your described. I changed the input attribute to be the
Hello all. I have a struts-driven web working under Tomcat 4.0.4, Struts
1.0. All is well from within my company on any given machine but when I
access the web from outside the company I get an
java.net.UnknownHostException error.
The problem seems to be in a struts forward command. This forward
I totally agree with this approach. Here is how I abstract Struts away
from http:
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg40143.html
This way, I can test as close to the protocol as possible, allowing me
to remove the protocol-specific issues. Then if a bug comes up, I can
I'm thinking about a design where I maintain a URL stack in a session
variable that stores where a user has been, so that clicking a back
button (not the browser's) will take a user to the right place. It would
work like this: Click a Continue button - Push a new URL onto the
stack, and take the
Personally, I'd use cron. If you're not on a Un*x box then that's not
an option - I would think Windoze would provide something analagous
though ...
The process cron kicks off could be any executable file, so you aren't
even tied to doing it in Java. For my $0.02, you could probably whip
Use Tiles, along with Strutsthen you can have Portal like
behaviour for your application.
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From: Anil Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 7:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Strut application with support for portal like behavior
Yeah, I used it in a login handler that I wrote for struts, where:
If (not logged in)
(push requested url on stack in session)
)
login.jsp
form
hidden value = requestStack.first
It's detailed in Java E-Commerce from Wrox publishing
| -Original Message-
| From: Dan Cancro
Im using something a little more complex that is a bit similar.
I store some information into a uniquely identified object in the session ,
this includes the ActionForm the user is currently editing a url to resume
editing this, then I forward to another page where the user can edit
something
Dan,
I did something in the past related to this, before Struts was available
(I think). It required new instances of an action to be created for
each jump with return, which cluttered the session but enabled these
actions to store state about the process. Anyway, the one thing I
learned, no
Yep
I could customise the source to make pizza as well ; )
What I want to know is can the source make pizza currently and how do I
configure multiple flavours of pizza?
Substitute pizza with message resource bundles.
TIA
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From: James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On the windoze side, you can use Scheduled Tasks.
From there just point to a .bat file and you are free to do anything your
little heart desires.
James Mitchell
Software Engineer\Struts Evangelist
Struts-Atlanta, the Open Minded Developer Network
http://www.open-tools.org/struts-atlanta
I'm thinking about a design where I maintain a URL stack in a session
variable that stores where a user has been, so that clicking a back
button (not the browser's) will take a user to the right place. It would
work like this: Click a Continue button - Push a new URL onto the
stack, and take the
Use Tiles, along with Strutsthen you can have Portal like
behaviour for your application.
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From: Anil Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 7:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Strut application with support for portal like behavior
Yeah, I used it in a login handler that I wrote for struts, where:
If (not logged in)
(push requested url on stack in session)
)
login.jsp
form
hidden value = requestStack.first
It's detailed in Java E-Commerce from Wrox publishing
| -Original Message-
| From: Dan Cancro
Im using something a little more complex that is a bit similar.
I store some information into a uniquely identified object in the session ,
this includes the ActionForm the user is currently editing a url to resume
editing this, then I forward to another page where the user can edit
something
Dan,
I did something in the past related to this, before Struts was available
(I think). It required new instances of an action to be created for
each jump with return, which cluttered the session but enabled these
actions to store state about the process. Anyway, the one thing I
learned, no
Hello,
I am using tomcat's realm authentication
to protect my struts 1.1 app. The actual
form is constructed using tiles. This works
fine for the most part but occasionaly I will submit the
login form and get stuck at a blank page with a
url of http:/mysite/j_security_check
Usually I have to
check the package name
form-beans
form-bean name=loginForm type=com..login.LoginForm/
/form-beans
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/26/02 12:13 PM
Hi All,
Here i'm facing serious problem..
I already configured test application in Struts.
But when I configure my original Application i face
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
Hello,
I am using tomcat's realm authentication
to protect my struts 1.1 app. The actual
form is constructed using tiles. This works
fine for the most part but occasionaly I will submit the
login form and get stuck at a blank page with a
url of
I wouldn't hazard a guess, personally. When the app is loaded and
initializes it should spit out a stack trace (this is obviously a
mistake in your config file). Find that trace and you'll find your problem.
Kalaiselvan wrote:
Hi All,
Here i'm facing serious problem..
I already configured
What about situations where a common .jsp file is used as a target for
forward by multiple sub-applications?
action
path=/bar
type=com.trams.struts.BarAction
name=barForm
scope=request
forward name=success path=../success.jsp /
forward name=reload
We use resin and according to
http://www.caucho.com/resin/ref/app-config.xtp#session-config
you can indepently turn off either cookie sessions or url-sessions.
I'm not 100% sure what effect this will have but it sounds like it might solve your
problem.
Gemes Tibor [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/26/02
Hi Jeff:
It appears you have a mismatch of identifier (1.1) with DTD (1.0) in your
!DOCTYPE tag. Change your identifier to 1.0 to be consistent with the DTD
URL and then your app should work whether the struts site is up or not.
(Assuming your app is a Struts 1.0 app)
The ActionServlet will
try forward name=blah contextRelative=true path=/random.jsp
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From: Anthony Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 9:50 AM
To: Struts User List (E-mail)
Subject: Re: multiple sub projects
What about situations where a common .jsp file is
LOOK AT YOUR CONSOLE!!
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From: Kalaiselvan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 6:32 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Startup Problem
Hi All,
Here i'm facing serious problem..
I already configured test
I believe what you're trying to do is covered by the contextRelative
attribute of the forward. Have you tried setting
'contextRelative=true' on a forward? What it does is tell Struts
Interpret this as though it's relative to the APPLICATION context (not
module context). I know this works
I see that the package name for your LoginForm has .. in it
form-bean name=loginForm type=com..login.LoginForm/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/26/02 13:13 PM
Hi All,
Here i'm facing serious problem..
I already configured test application in Struts.
But when I configure my original Application i
Pardon me if this questions seems a bit daft, but what does using multiple
sub-applications buy you other than splitting the app. into logical chunks, each with
its own config file?
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From: Eddie Bush [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002
I'm getting multiple copies of some messages. I know they're the same
message because of the timestamp. Is anyone else experiencing this?
I'm guessing this is a continuation of the problems we had yesterday ...
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All:
I made the original post in this thread, and thanks to the replies I
received, was able to implement FORM-based CMA in my application.
As you can see in the message below, I was left with one residual
problem: Although FORM-based CMA worked fine in a standalone Tomcat
environment, when I
Hi there,
How can I prevent a cancel button from populating the form bean?
Normally this isn't a problem, except that my form bean is in
session-scope (for an wizard-like implementation).
I've considered reconfiguring it so that the form stays in request-scope
for each page in the wizard. I
That's a very good question. Personally, I see added overhead
(necessity for multiple instances of certain things to be loaded) in the
current implementation. The positive side is that I can configure each
module with it's own look and feel - and tell which one I am in.
You're right
+1
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From: Eddie Bush [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 1:33 PM
To: Struts Users List
Subject: [OT] Bad case of the hiccups?
I'm getting multiple copies of some messages. I know they're the same
message because of the timestamp. Is anyone
My interest in multiple sub-apps is more related to maintenence and
post-launch life cycle issues.
Modular development is nice, but to me fine-grained control of override
behavior for every aspect of the deployed application is crucial-- that way
I can add functionality or upgrade any feature
I have been looking into the formatKey option of the bean:write tag.
I have format.creditlimit=$###,###,##0.00 in my property file.
My jsp has the following:
bean:write name=responseBean property=creditLimit
formatKey=format.creditlimit/
I am trying to work only with strings between by
Thanks for the evaluation. I'm going to have to politely disagree with your
assessment that you can multi-task the development better because of having a
configuration file for each module. Unless you're in an environment without source
control, I don't buy the argument that maintaining
a BIG YES !
I thought it must be my ISP but obviously not
Regards,
Michael
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From: Eddie Bush [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 7:32 PM
Subject: [OT] Bad case of the hiccups?
I'm getting multiple
I am trying to nest iterate tags. I've tried logic:iterate nested:iterate and
c:forEach without success. Here's what I want to do.
logic:iterate name=routes id=route type=RouteBean
write stuff about the route.
logic:iterate name=route property=segments id=segment type=SegmentBean
My FormBean
has a property that is a custom type
(com.mycompany.myclass).
I have added
this property to my form definition in struts-config.
My
ActionClass does a
request.setAttribute("beanname",instanceOfmyclass);.
Back on my
jsp, it is really easy to bean:write from my
instanceOfclass.
I have a bean called dataImportBean in my session. It has a property called labelTypes
which is an ArrayList,
and it has some LabelValueBean objects.
I want to put each of the LabelValueBeans in a html:options, but all I tried failed.
Can any help me with this ?
Thanks
Jeff
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