gR, could you shed some light how you are using a DB backend for i18n w/
struts? Sounds interesting.
-Craig
4. Struts internationalization requires an
ApplicationResources.properties
file,
which conflicts with the current Enterprise Java Application Standard of
definely
properties
I found the following advice in the struts archive regarding a tag within
a tag problem:
From: John Raley
Subject: Re: nesting bean:write inside of html:link
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 13:22:41 -0700
Anyone know why my scriptlet in the following html:link tag is not being
evaluated?
**
%
String somepage= index.jsp;
%
html:link page=%=somepage%Click Here/html:link
Tried that. That's not it.
-Craig
Sandeep Takhar
Hi,
I'm looking at Tiles for the first time. Is it possible to use the
MessageTag to name components of a Tile? I know you can't nest tags, but
does tiles provide a way to acomplish the following functionality?:
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-bean.tld prefix=bean %
%@ taglib
I would look at alternatives to the generic connection pooling. I have
found it unreliable under heavy load. Poolman is a good alternative.
Furthermore Ted H. indicates generic pooling could be deprecated in later
releases of Struts. It's fine for getting started but I wouldn't depend on
it.
Hi, I created a basic Struts prototype web application that creates, edits,
and searches for users. I then used Microsoft Web Application Stres Tool
(WAST) to test the performance of the Generic pool vs. Poolman connection
pooling. I am using an Oracle DB (8.1.6). WAST logs into the app,
Try these links:
http://husted.com/about/struts/links.htm#mvc
http://barracuda.enhydra.org/cvs_source/Barracuda/docs/landscape.html
Hi, the struts example mainMenu.jsp page accesses the User bean like so:
...
jsp:useBean id=user scope=session type
=org.apache.struts.webapp.example.User/
...
jsp:getProperty name=user property=username/
However, the bean is set in LogonAction like so:
I have seen some discussion of dynamic forwarding in the archives as it
pertains to passing parameters. But I haven't seen anything yet that
speaks to how one might have more than 1 success page. For example,
suppose I had menu.jsp and menu_es.jsp and I wanted to dynamically forward
all
What is mycontents? Are you using JNDI to find the datasource? For now
don't use JNDI, just put poolman.xml in your WEB-INF/classes directory
the jta, poolman, jdbc_se, and your driver jar file in the web-inf/lib
directory.
I don't believe you need to put anything in Tomcat's classpath, only
Hi, I'm curious if folks avoid using Connection objects directly in Action
servlets. My action servlets obtain a Connection from a static utility
method and pass this Connection into the methods of my database classes.
I'm wondering if there is any significant advantage to removing the
My bad -
I must stop thinking of Action classes as servlets.
I must stop thinking of Action classes as servlets.
I must stop thinking of Action classes as servlets...
:-)
Actually Ted, it was your poll application that made me think about this.
The org.wxxi.polls.http.Client class calls methods
Hi, I have an application that may need to localize not only message
resources, but entire jsp files. This might come into play in cases of
right to left directional languages, where for instances text boxes would
be to the left of their labels.
Is this addressable within the framework? If so,
What version of Tomcat are you using? I believe stale JSP's aren't
recompiled in Tomcat4.0 until beta 7.
-Craig
Ricco Lee
This is more a question for the Tomcat list, but since it came up below,
what is the best practice for including needed libraries and
implementations (such as crimson.jar jaxp.jar) in Catalina? While Ian's
suggestion below moves these from /jasper to /lib, I found the struts
example also works
?
Craig R.
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