put the tld in WEB-INF directory and change your reference in the jsp to
uri="/WEB-INF/oreillySample.tld"
--- On Mon 12/16, Shabbir Khadir Mohammed wrote:From: Shabbir Khadir Mohammed
[mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Mon, 16
Dec 2002 17:26:38 +0530Subject: TAG PRO
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/struts-html.html#image
--- On Fri 12/13, Andy Kriger wrote:From: Andy Kriger [mailto:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]]To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Fri, 13 Dec 2002
16:02:21 -0500Subject: how do i set the HTML name attribute of an input element?I
would like to set t
That is the JavaBean specification, but depending on what you are doing you can
always create a method named
getIntRounds()
setIntRounds( int i )
etc.. get the idea don't name the extra getters/setters the same name of the member.
Then in bean write you can always call
and it
My guess is that you will need Javascript. Working in a frames environment and making
things happen in an other frame other than the one you are working in is tricky stuff
and the only way I have been able to do it is through the use of Javascript.
The only flaw i see below is that you wi
check your frame SRC in your frameset.
Secondly are you running it through a servlet container. Because merely clicking on
it as a file will not work because the JSP needs to be compiled? --> silly but we use
it and it is not a problem.
hth
b-
--- On Thu 12/12, David Rothschadl
To implement is pretty straight forward
Action A --> generate token route to JSP A
JSP A routes to Action B --> In action B call isTokenValid
if you want to continue Token validation call saveToken then
route to JSP C.
JSP C then routes to Action C --> call isTokenValid then cal
want
toget/set the fromHour property.I hope this also helps somebody.Take care
Michael--Fehlerfreie Software wirkt weniger komplex und diskreditiert damit
denEntwickler!- Original Message -From: "Brian DeLuca" To: Sent: Thursday,
December 12, 2002 11:53 PMSubject: RE: Strugg
process because I don't like the
solution seems messy since I have to create wrapper classes of all String items that I
normally would put in an array.
regards
Brian DeLuca
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--- On Thu 12/12, Michael Olszynski wrote:From: Michael Olszynski [mailto:
[EMAIL
I am trying to iterate over a String [] and create html:text tags.
I am getting jsp exceptions thrown and other variations are not populating the form
bean. I have tried different variations on the
text tag where property = "", and name ="testParty.advisingInstr" value =
Here is my For
application
ApplicationResources
The above section of the web xml sets this init param that later gets used to put the
on the servletContext under the Key
org.apache.struts.action.MESSAGE The tag will retrieve the servlet context attribute
under key org.apache.
to use the utility in non Struts related classes either,
this is purely for my Struts action classes use.
Jon.
-Original Message-
From: Brian DeLuca [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 December 2002 23:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Obtaining the ActionServlet con
To use it in a utility class would mean you have to import the http packages into your
utility class -- not a good practice since other projects, that are not web oriented
may want to use them.
Why not just pass the attribute as a parameter to the method?
--- On Sun 12/01, Jon
One thing I have found to be a problem is that you cannot have multiple setters for
these properties.
We have implemented a standard that states.
Getters and Setters must be of the type of the property.
ie
private Date foo;
public Date getFoo(){
return foo;
}
public void setF
Instead of using the page attribute why not use the HREF attribute.
This should work more to you liking.
html:link href="reviewTeam.do"
hth
b-
--- On Mon 10/07, Buchwald, Dave (PLC, IT, Tri-Com Consulting) wrote:
From: Buchwald, Dave (PLC, IT, Tri-Com Consulting) [mailto:
[EMAIL PROT
Interesting. Never tried calling in action in a SRC attribute. Seems like it works
since you are getting a blank page, and not a HTTP: 404 error ( Page not found ).
When I see blank white pages it is usually a problem with your forwards. I don't see
a forward defined in the selectTab actio
What exactly is your problem with frames?
--- On Tue 09/24, Anand Belaguly wrote:
From: Anand Belaguly [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 15:31:04 -0700
Subject: RE: frames and struts
> Frames work fine with Struts.We just need to solve the same
> Eve
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