I read Struts in Action and found it to be pretty good but didn't go
into as much detail as would like on some subjects but all around its
pretty good. I would recommend having a strong background in
JSP/Servlet/Taglibs before reading this book though. Hope this helps.
Also if you read the
I found that Mastering Jarkarta Struts by James Goodwill from Wiley was the
best quick start.
Struts in Action by Ted Husted from Manning is, IMNSHO, the definitive guide.
And the best, concise, well written and practical text is the
smallest, The Struts Framework, Practical Gude for Java
hi! I am currently learning struts, and I have a bean that I can set
some parameters, and then it query the database, render and return the
result as a HTML table. I am just wondering if I should place this bean
in the View (the jsp page), or the Model then return the string (HTML
table) to the
Hi
Sorry about that it was written in 1.4.1_02.
I'd love to keep working on it and I did have lots of other ideas to put in but I'm in
the start up of a new project so as usually no time for anything else.
Note.
The method it is failing on is
title = title.trim().replaceAll(\\p{Punct},);
Andy Cheng rta:
hi! I am currently learning struts, and I have a bean that I can set
some parameters, and then it query the database, render and return the
result as a HTML table. I am just wondering if I should place this bean
in the View (the jsp page), or the Model then return the string
Hi,
I can see my validation works even after my validate method inside my form
class returns null.
I don't know from where it is taking reference and processing,is there any
cache to be cleared .
Please advise, Spent a lot of time on analyzing this.
Note:
Here i have given validate=true in my
Hello Paul,
That's strange, I've just implemented a map based form and am taking
and returning String in my setter getter with no problems. Having
said that I'm accessing my form in my action directly - not via the
BeanUtils.
Hmm... Well, maybe there was a problem with the class files then,
Andy,
You never want to have a bean return html tags because this
would cause the bean to only be used in as a http bean. Instead you
should create a Data Access Bean pull the data from the database and
return a State bean to the view you are wanted to use. In the view
you can use the state
Hello Everyone,
Is there any FLUSH attribute for action forward tag in struts-config.xml.
Basically when I do findForward in my action class, it throws Response is
already commited. Can't forward the request. error, the solution to which
lies probably in setting the flush property (as we do in
Hello again,
A while ago I had asked a question about how to prepopulate a form with the
data of an object in my session. I got told to do it in the action class
leading up to this form. The problem I have with this is that in the action
class the form has not yet been initialized (since it is
Hey James,
I came from the same ASP/COM/IIS environment for the last +/3 years.
All I can say is, what a pain! Man there hasn't been any really good way of
making distinct separations
in your code nor was there any real good way of controlling your actions.
(Not in really an effective way at
You're right about the lack of a View aspect, but when I was working as
a VB developer, there were alot of n-tier app developers around, writing
business rules in VB COM objects, sometimes with minimal coding in ASP.
There are huge user lists, like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and so on,
just as busy if
Hello,
I'm looking for an exaustive documentation of the struts validator's rules defined in
validator-rules.xml.
Where can I find the name, values and meaning of heach variable the rules can take ?
Neither : http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/dev_validator.html nor the
javadoc
Hi to all,
I have a connection to a Backend System that gives Error Messages to my
FormBeans.
But in the Error-Definiton of my FormBeans, I can only select Messages form
the RessourceProperties-Files.
How can I save my Backend-Messages in the Error Object?
Greetings,
Manuel
snip
The problem I have with this is that in the action
class the form has not yet been initialized (since it is before form gets
displayed and submitted, of course) and therefore is null.
/snip
Shouldnt be.
The request processor will have instantiated your ActionForm bean for you
based on whats
Yep. If you dont specify it in the mapping then struts wont know to
create/retrieve the form...
Its quite common to have two actions associated with a form - one for
preparing the form for display and the other for handling the submitted form
after display. (Often the two roles will be combined
snip
The problem I have with this is that in the action
class the form has not yet been initialized (since it is before form
gets displayed and submitted, of course) and therefore is null.
/snip
Shouldnt be.
The request processor will have instantiated your ActionForm bean for
you based
Hi all,
I didn't really want to post such a basic question, but I have tried a
couple of possible solutions and have had zero luck. So,
How do you log messages using the Struts logger, so that they will print to
screen? I.E the window that tomcat is running in, in my case.
Thanks, cheers etc
Simon Kelly rta:
Hi all,
I didn't really want to post such a basic question, but I have tried a
couple of possible solutions and have had zero luck. So,
How do you log messages using the Struts logger, so that they will print to
screen? I.E the window that tomcat is running in, in my case.
Hi Simon,
there is a lot of info on that question in O'Reilly Programming Jakarta
Struts. The tell you how to use Commons Logging or
Log4J within your struts apps.
And: whatever you print to stdout or stderr appears in your tomcat window
anyway (at least it should)
Greetz from Karlsruhe too,
The problem is with javascript that the validator generates.
The html:javascript doesnt have a bundle parameter (html:error, for example has
bundle parameter) so i am obliged to use the default
resource has the error message resource (which i really do not want).
I am using a default resource for
Yep. If you dont specify it in the mapping then struts wont know to
create/retrieve the form...
Its quite common to have two actions associated with a form - one for
preparing the form for display and the other for handling the submitted
form after display. (Often the two roles will be
Hi all,
I have a webapplication with struts 1.1 - tiles-validator-OJB and tomcat
4.1.18 connect to apache JK.1.2. when start tomcat-apache and navigate in
the application the number sessions increase to 130 (1XX) i can view this in
the tomcat-manager aplication. why increase the number
Hi Gemes and Filip,
Thanks for the answers. I'm using commons logging (and I'm just checkin my
copy of Prog' J.Struts), but println() isn't even dumping out to screen,
even though when I go throught the page it runs the x.do class!
Simon
PS
Filip, where are you in KA?
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Ferran Parra rta:
Hi all,
I have a webapplication with struts 1.1 - tiles-validator-OJB and tomcat
4.1.18 connect to apache JK.1.2. when start tomcat-apache and navigate in
the application the number sessions increase to 130 (1XX) i can view this in
the tomcat-manager aplication. why increase
Hi
I have a elementary question want to ask the experts like you guys, in my
form bean ,there are 3 field :
depid, empid, choosetype
in jsp, depid and empid will list as
dropdown menu, and choosetype will list as radio button, clip like this :
html:select property=depid
..
/html:select
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From: Simon Kelly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 11:02 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Logging in struts.
Hi Gemes and Filip,
Thanks for the answers. I'm using commons logging (and I'm just
checkin my
copy of Prog'
If you can't see your standard output try looking in the
$CATALINA_HOME/logs directory and look for a file called catalina.out.
I used a linux rpm installation of tomcat and all stdout goes there when
tomcat is started up.
Filip Polsakiewicz wrote:
Hi Simon,
there is a lot of info on that
Thanks Filip (and hi Kwok, yep found the file. See below)
I tested the servlet context logging, and found the file it writes too, and
found only these lines at the ned of the file when it runs the actioin
class.
2003-06-18 11:26:09 action: Processing a GET for /select
2003-06-18 11:26:09 action:
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To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Logging in struts.
Thanks Filip (and hi Kwok, yep found the file. See below)
I tested the servlet context logging, and found the
Hi,
I am developing an struts application that uses EJB classes.
The EJB classes refers a properties file for some constant values. It works fine when
working in WSAD5.0 but when deployed on the unix server it is not able to find the
path. It shows the following error.
Hmm very strange since it doesn't log properly.
Looks a bit different then how it's done in the struts examples.
I see that they do this,
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
...
..
..
public final class EditSubscriptionAction extends Action {
Why you dont leave your properties file, out of jar?
Create a directory in your application Server, and insert it there.
It works OK for me in Linux-Environment,
One drawback of properties file inside a jar is that if you want to change a
value, what do you do?
Vangos.
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Hi,
I'm trying to use DynaForm with an Array of Object like this:
form-bean name=ligneProduitForm
type=org.apache.struts.validator.DynaValidatorForm
form-property name=lignesReceptionDTO type=package_name.LigneReceptionIhmDTO[]
/
/form-bean
I know the populate method is ok, because I can
Hi.
I'm using Struts 1.1 RC1 and wants to validate a date in an input field as
required and date. The part in validation.xml describing the validation is :
field property=orderstart depends=required,date
arg0 key=gameparamForm.orderstart.displayname/
var
Good luck.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 4:02 AM
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Hello,
I'm looking for an exaustive documentation of the struts validator's rules
defined in
Done that.
It's my usual option for loggin in struts. But even that seems to have
failed me :-(
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 12:24 PM
Subject: Re: Logging in struts.
Hmm very
hi,
use this syntax
var
var-namedatePatternStrict/var-name
var-valuedd/MM//var-value
/var
-nagi
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Date: Wednesday, June
sounds like your logging configuration file doesn't contain what you
think it does or is not being found at start-up.
Simon Kelly wrote:
Done that.
It's my usual option for loggin in struts. But even that seems to have
failed me :-(
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Hi all
Can anyone please point me to a good example of using Struts Tiles.
Sample code and some explanation would be good.
Thanks
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Sergey Smirnov wrote:
You can see a lot a references here. They are mostly string references. Just
any typo and validation does not work properly. I wonder, how modern Java
IDE (IDEA, JBuilder, Eclipse, NetBeans and so on) tries to help Struts
developers to find and fix those kind of problems.
Aaron Longwell wrote:
I too am in the market for an IDE. Can you give me some details about
what features you like about NetBeans? Are you using any plugins? Any
specific features that make J2EE development quicker?
Arron Bates, creator of the Nested Taglib, made a post to the DEV list
ok.
found this page:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/dev_tiles.html
seems to have it all. :)
bye.
--Alen
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Subject: Good Struts-tiles
Hi all,
I wonder a question:
Why BasicDynaBean implementation does not allow to create a DynaBean setting
property/value pairs on demand.?
AFAIK, first an empty DynaBean (i.e. a DynaClass) must be created and it can
be filled only after creation. The issue is that sometimes it make me loop
In addition to the below, I have found the following resource, Tiles 101/201, by
Patrick Peak to be very helpful:
http://www.theserverside.com/resources/articles/Tiles101/article.html
Regards,
Todd G. Nist
From: Alen Ribic [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/18 Wed AM 07:37:18 EDT
To:
thanks, another useful one I see. :)
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Subject: Re: Re: Good Struts-tiles example?
In addition to the
Hi Nagendra, and thanks for your suggestion !
That kinda worked...
Using var
var-namedatePatternStrict/var-name
var-valuedd.MM./var-value
/var
resulted in the datefield being correctly validated to the dd.MM. format, but I
would also like it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rta:
In addition to the below, I have found the following resource, Tiles 101/201, by Patrick Peak to be very helpful:
This is my weak knowledge of the English culture, but cannot figure out
what the 101 means in this context. I've seen this plenty of times,
and I am
hehe :)
101 == beginner / introductory
--Alen
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Subject: [OT] 101 was: Re: Good Struts-tiles example?
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In addition to
Quick yes/no question for the more experienced bean utilisers out there:
Are PropertyUtils.populate() and getProperty() (etc...) smart enough to work
with a Map instead of a bean and use the property name as a key into it?
-
To
For the presentation layer, look up the template pattern in the GOF book.
class BaseSaveAction
{
abstract protected ActionForward doUpdate(...);
abstract protected ActionForward doDelete(...);
protected ActionForward doCancel(...)
{
return mapping.getInputForward();
}
public
Also, good Acronym collection!!!
http://mini.net/tcl/49
ciao
--Alen
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hehe :)
101
Andrew Hill rta:
Are PropertyUtils.populate() and getProperty() (etc...) smart enough to work
with a Map instead of a bean and use the property name as a key into it?
yes
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101 == beginner / introductory
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Cool.
So if I wanted an ActionForm but the fieldname (or some of them) on it were
determined only at runtime I could simply make all the 'runtime' fields be
nested properties of that ActionForm property that had the Map?
input name=bob.anything...
public void setBob(Map bob)...
public Map
Well, I'd say maybe. Something like the following will work:
PropertyUtils.getProperty(map, key)
But this won't:
PropertyUtils.copyProperties(destMap, srcMap)
Nor will:
BeanUtils.populate(destMap, srcMap)
And if you do:
PropertyUtils.describe(map)
You get:
{class=null, empty=null}
I think a lot of course structures at universities and colleges will use
that as a course number.
ie: Computer Science 101
hmmm
How long till universities offer Struts 101 as a standard unit? ;-)
Ive learnt more comsci concepts since I started using struts a year ago than
I ever did at Uni or
we had it too as a BSc course.
Programming 101 - Pascal :) (Loved it...not... :))
--Alen
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 2:28 PM
Subject: RE: [OT] 101 was: Re: Good Struts-tiles
Hi,
I'm a struts newbie, so forgive me if this is a FAQ. Is there a way to
submit multiple ActionForms to a single Action?
I'm trying to implement search functionality on the same page as the view's
primary function. I think an example would help...
Consider a simplified ticket booking system.
Actually, I have a confession to make.
I was nothing to do with the logging in the end. I was porting everything
over from an earlier struts, to 1.0.2, and was using execute() instead of
perform(). Changed them all over and it now works fine.
I'm just gonna nip out the back and shoot myself!
James Mitchell wrote:
I get so tired of hearing of this Struts version of PHP or ASP.
Sorry guys, you just can't build a controller with a page by page
scripting technology.
Have you looked at Maverick, James?
http://mav.sourceforge.net/
They apparently have .NET and .PHP versions that use
On Wednesday, Jun 18, 2003, at 12:52 Europe/London, Gemes Tibor wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] írta:
In addition to the below, I have found the following resource, Tiles
101/201, by Patrick Peak to be very helpful:
This is my weak knowledge of the English culture, but cannot figure
out what the
Is this something that might be handled by a normal mapped property with an
additional property for getting the names of all the dynamic fields?
public Object getDynamicField(String key) {
return this.map.get(key);
}
public void setDynamicField(String key, Object value) {
this.map.put(key,
Morning everyone,
I have been working on an event manager application in Struts for about
3 days. I'm just getting to the point of displaying a monthly calendar
full of events. I finished up the JSP last night, and it's a mess.
First, there's a lot of code in it. For example, to print out the
snip
But your JSP doesn't know the field names ahead of time, so it can't ask
for
them by name, right? So maybe something like this would work:
/snip
Nah mate. Not using JSP. In this case Im actually traversing an xhtml DOM
and doing a getProperty() to get values when I encounter input elements
snip
(serializing to XML just to reserialize to HTML seems like an unnecessary
performance hit)
/snip
Yeh, Id imagine it can get pretty expensive when the server is under heavy
load.
I wouldnt want to do that for amazon.com type sites ... although actually
for xslt, I think the modern browsers
Hello,
I'm looking for an exaustive documentation of the struts validator's rules
defined in validator-rules.xml.
Where can I find the name, values and meaning of heach variable the rules
can take ?
Neither : http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/dev_validator.html nor
the javadoc
Andrew,
2 things. First, is there a good tag reference (similar to the Struts
docs) for the JSTL tags online? I've never worked with JSTL before.
Second, I've looked at the stxx web site, and it looks like an
intelligent system on the other hand... it looks like it might add a
good chunk
Hi all thanks for your answers.
I was indeed talking about ActionForm (sorry we use
to call that a bean here :-)).
What I understand from our discussion is:
-Thant I Can use javascript to avoid duplicate submit:
Works well when deployed in a trusted environment like
intranet. (But no
I have a form with 2 buttons. I know I can handle this ok using the
dispatch property. But, what I'd rather do (so I don't have to put ugly
query strings in my links) is use javascript. What I'm wondering is, if
there's a way to get action - link resolution that the html:link/ tag
gives me
Afraid my knowledge of both is strictly second-hand. Havent used either!
Sorry :-(
Im sure you can find jstl info online though, whats google return for it?
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From: Aaron Longwell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 18 June 2003 21:50
To: Struts Users Mailing
Hi all thanks for your answers.
I was indeed talking about ActionForm (sorry we use
to call that a bean here :-)).
What I understand from our discussion is:
-Thant I Can use javascript to avoid duplicate submit:
Works well when deployed in a trusted environment like
intranet. (But no server
Andrew,
Found this:
http://www.manning.com/bayern/appendixA.pdf
From a new book JSTL in Action.
Aaron
Andrew Hill wrote:
Afraid my knowledge of both is strictly second-hand. Havent used either!
Sorry :-(
Im sure you can find jstl info online though, whats google return for it?
-Original
Hi Scott
How will this fit into the presentation layer?
I'm just trying to get my mind around it. :)
Could you perhaps give me a simple example/code snippet please?
(preferably keeping Struts framework in mind.)
I'm just not very familiar with the template pattern in theory nor in
practice.
I'm seeing some odd behaviour with one of my actions. If anyone can explain
this I'd sure appreciate it
Here's what I've got - in struts-config I have an ActionForm that is shared
by two Actions. The ActionForm is created in session scope by the first
action, and referenced by the second
Ben Anderson rta:
I have a form with 2 buttons. I know I can handle this ok using the
dispatch property. But, what I'd rather do (so I don't have to put
ugly query strings in my links) is use javascript. What I'm wondering
is, if there's a way to get action - link resolution that the
Andrew Hill rta:
Nah mate. Not using JSP. In this case Im actually traversing an xhtml DOM
and doing a getProperty() to get values when I encounter input elements
(etc...) based on the name attribute and using the result to set the value
attribute. (or checked attribute or... whatever... for that
Mark Lowe rta:
This is my weak knowledge of the English culture, but cannot figure
out what the 101 means in this context. I've seen this plenty of
times, and I am curious.
cough ... You may find this is a product of american culture, not
english. I'm english and I don't get it either... You
hehe Guess I was getting greedy.
Still I got most of the info I needed. Many thanks to Kris and yourself for
providing it. :-)
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Sent: Wednesday, 18 June 2003 21:34
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [BeanUtils] Map can
could this do it...?
script
function clicked(path) {
window.open(path,My Popup,);
}
/script
a href=javascript:clicked('html:rewrite page=/yourAction.do /')
On Wednesday, Jun 18, 2003, at 14:52 Europe/London, Ben Anderson wrote:
I have a form with 2 buttons. I know I can handle
Maybe you should create some app-specfic custom tags. Here's one example.
sched:table
sched:entry start=4pm end=5pm event=Watch TV/
sched:entry start=5pm end=6pm event=Eat Dinner /
/sched:table
With RT values in a loop.
sched:table
logic:iterate id=event name=event_collection
Works well when deployed in a trusted environment
like intranet. (But
no server side protection...)
You *always* need server side checking, even in
trusted environments.
Client side checking is a luxury for the user,
nothing more.
Agree :-)
-There is no way to avoid ActionForm with session
Hi all,
I've been trying to provide a non-scriptlet solution to describing
attributes and values in a session as part of a 'pretty debug page'
using the iterate tag.
It seems we need to use commons-IteratorUtils (Deprecated. Use
commons-collections' IteratorUtils.asIterator(Enumeration).)
I've implemented some JSTL fixes to clean up my code a little. Here's
what I've got now:
fmt:formatDate value=${event.startDate} pattern=hh:mma/ -
fmt:formatDate value=${event.endDate} pattern=hh:mma/ :
c:out value=${event.title}/br/
c:out value=${event.description}/br/
Tags with EL are so much
Confirm via manual inspection whether or not the properties file actually
exists on the system at the location specified. It most likely has not
been included in the EAR that WSAD created. Most likely you will need to
place the properties file in your source project directory as well. I
Anyone have any comments on using the log( String, int ) method on the
ActionServlet? i.e. in an action
getServlet().log( This is for debug only, 2 );
will only log the message if the debug level is 2 or greater...
However, now that I'm looking at this in the user Guide (which I've had
little
I think you will end up needing both the JavaScript and some server-side
check because there are actually two problems you are facing. The first
is if a panicky user repeatedly hits the 'Submit' button, sending multiple
requests to the server. This is the race condition you describe. It's
a
In my struts application, I have a base bean with a set of basic
properties (e.g. name) and then I create various derived beans with
their own extra properties. I have a problem with the html:options tag
in that if I try to read a property that is inherited from the base
bean from a
The following tiles insert
tiles:insert attribute=header /
tiles:insert attribute=menubar/
now places the menubar above the header. Nothing i dio changes this and
the behaviour was correct in RC1. Note that my menubar definition uses a
ControllerUrl.
bye
I'm doing the same thing in my current project successfully.
No problems in my specializes class.
e.g.
public abstract class BaseBusinessBean
implements java.io.Serializable {
protected int id;
protected String description;
// getters/setters here
}
e.g.
public class Category
Ok so I'm a little new to Struts but not J2EE and I've been noticing that my
Value Objects that come out of EJB's in my data layer are the exact same
objects as the ActionForms that are used by Strutsand I'm sure I'm not
the first to notice this.
So here's my question: How can I make one
Alan,
A good tool for this is the
org.apache.commons.beanutils.BeanUtils.copyProperties()
method.
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/beanutils/api/org/apache/commons/beanutils/BeanUtils.html
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Ok so I'm a little new to Struts but not J2EE and
I've
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Ok so I'm a little new to Struts but not J2EE and I've been noticing that
my
Value
Also check description and known subclasses
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/api/org/apache/struts/action/DynaActionForm
.html
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On Wednesday 18 June 2003 09:14, Ted Husted wrote:
James Mitchell wrote:
I get so tired of hearing of this Struts version of PHP or ASP.
Sorry guys, you just can't build a controller with a page by page
scripting technology.
Have you looked at Maverick, James?
As a matter of fact,
test
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Hi Alan,
you could place the value bean in the form with a setValueObject()
method on the form.
In your JSP you could use indexed tags to get to the bean, e.g. for
property getTitle()
input id=mybean[0].title
Adam
Weissman, Alan wrote:
Ok so I'm a little new to Struts but not J2EE and I've
Alan wrote:
Ok so I'm a little new to Struts but not J2EE and I've been noticing
that my Value Objects that come out of EJB's in my data layer are the
exact same objects as the ActionForms that are used by Strutsand
I'm sure I'm not the first to notice this.
It comes down to still
The latest and greatest version of struts-menu has a roles attribute that
will hide menus if you're not in the list of roles.
BTW - you'll probably get a quicker response for struts-menu on the
struts-menu mailing list. ;-)
Matt
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