hi!
i'm getting a HTTP 300 Multiple choices response when i try to run my
application.
I have had this problem for a while now, and it comes when i have a link
like
html:link page=/agency.doagency/html:link
i then get an error, that agency.do does not exist or if there is an
agency.jsp i get
I think that Hibernate and iBATIS were probably created in reaction to the
inefficiencies and
complexities of EJB 1.1. In terms of efficiency, EJB 2.0 is a significant improvement
over EJB
1.1. In terms of complexity, XDoclet offers an elegant approach to coding EJBs
simple answer: http://java.sun.com/products/jdo/
Mark
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From: Sasha Borodin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 3:10 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: EJB's vs. Hibernate vs. Torque vs. custom DTO's
I hope I'm not comparing apples and
http://www.xmoon.it http://www.xmoon.it/
easy and open source
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
!DOCTYPE xtask
xtask
xobjuser/xobj
xobjglob/xobj
task mode=entra
code
users
I have looked through google. And there just seems to _not_ be a reason why
my JSP's work fine on JBoss, but when I compile them, I keep getting a NPE.
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Mike Duffy wrote:
In the short term, a non-standard solution may be the only choice available. If so,
the best
thing to do is to design your code in a way that isolates the non-standard components.
If you
really think Hibernate or iBATIS is the way to go, then go through delegates to your
Experts,
I'm struggling with using the View Helper pattern. In my logical way of
thinking, when a request to any jsp page is made, then the request goes to
the ActionServlet. The ActionServlet then looks up the appropriate view
helper initiallizes it with any parameters that were passed in
Ted Husted ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Value Objects, also called Transfer Objects, are a design pattern. The
idea is that you can minimize the calls to the business tier by
collecting all the data you might need at once and submitting it as a
batch. (Opposed to, say, updating a form a
Maybe I am just a little naive about the topic, but I just read a
tutorial on webwork2 and I see absolutely no reason why webwork has
to exist. Of course there are great ideas in the implementation of
webwork2, but I see no reason why they can't just be added to
struts. Take interceptors for
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The following article from About was forwarded to you by Mark.
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/blspider-2002.htm
Mark also wanted to add the following comment:
Could this be a struts virus?
For more information on this topic, be sure to check out the
Different people have different ideas on how to accomplish the same thing.
It's good to have multiple implementations so that we can learn the best
from each. If you look at JSF, you will see features taken from Struts
and WebWork.
On a side note, there are a couple of frameworks similar to
At 13:25 -0500 10/4/03, Dan Allen wrote:
Maybe I am just a little naive about the topic, but I just read a
tutorial on webwork2 and I see absolutely no reason why webwork has
to exist. Of course there are great ideas in the implementation of
webwork2, but I see no reason why they can't just be
This is an excellent idea!
I hate having to verify the user's request in each action. Whenever you get
a request to add, edit or delete something you have to check that the user
actually owns the 'something'. Usually this is done by modifying the SQL
statement when updating the database.
Correctly stated, some of the Struts taglibs have been superseded by JSTL.
We are starting a major new project and we are trying to guess which technologies have
the best
viability. We have made a decision to use Struts because it is the best current
solution and we
think the controller
Mark McLaren wrote:
This is an excellent idea!
I hate having to verify the user's request in each action. Whenever
you get a request to add, edit or delete something you have to check
that the user actually owns the 'something'. Usually this is done by
modifying the SQL statement when
Mike Duffy wrote:
As someone who started out processing HTML forms with CGI and PERL, I
am very thankful for the contributions made by the Struts team. I
often wonder why the JCP didn't take in Struts as a standard and build
on that standard. Instead, it looks like they kidnapped one of the
Mike Duffy wrote:
Correctly stated, some of the Struts taglibs have been superseded by JSTL.
We are starting a major new project and we are trying to guess which technologies have the best
viability. We have made a decision to use Struts because it is the best current solution and we
think the
Dan Allen wrote:
Maybe I am just a little naive about the topic, but I just read a
tutorial on webwork2 and I see absolutely no reason why webwork has
to exist. Of course there are great ideas in the implementation of
webwork2, but I see no reason why they can't just be added to
struts. Take
I am somewhat new to Struts/Web development and I have what I think
should be a basic question to answer. I hope to get enough information
that will help me to debug this issue.
The application that I have built is based on the Struts Blank. I am
using Oracle's UIX for my pages (I have this
The requirement to allow a given to user to see only a subset of the data in
a particular table is a relatively common one. For instance, in a sales
reporting application, you may have a table of total monthly sales for a
number of territories and a given user may only be allowed to view/edit one
I should have proofread my message before sending. Sorry. If one of my
statements doesn't make sense, look here for a correction. Fixes:
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A mechanism that allowed you to register a security module with a
particular
(or a set of) Struts modules is also possible.
A mechanism that allowed you to
Maybe I am just a little naive about the topic, but I just read a
tutorial on webwork2 and I see absolutely no reason why webwork has
to exist. Of course there are great ideas in the implementation of
webwork2, but I see no reason why they can't just be added to
struts. Take interceptors
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