into the same problem once, first time it was uri issue next time I
had the DTD part on top of web.xml wrong.
hope that helps
Regards,
RG
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pointer exception from list.iterator() if the list was missing
CalssCastExp
if you got the wrong list.
Intriguing! (Most likely something really obvious... bit I can't see it.)
Keith.
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If my jsp has the following:
logic:iterate name=xxxForm property
I want to be able to get (after a submit) the values of the iterator
as an ArrayList of objects in the action class. Currently, substances is
an ArrayList in bean Material.
How do people achieve this? Or is there a work around?
logic:iterate name=materialForm property=substances
(); }
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Subject: getting ArrayList elements as objects
I want to be able to get (after a submit
I'm just trying to precompile my jsp's using weblogic.jspc on WLS5.1sp10
and I get the following error:
nested IOException: java.io.IOException: cannot resolve
'/tags/struts-template.tld' into a valid tag library
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If my jsp has the following:
logic:iterate name=materialConfirmationForm property=substances
id=substanceBean
tr
td class=table2html:text name=substanceBean property=casNumber
styleClass=input1//td
td class=table2html:text name=substanceBean
property=substanceName
-location
/taglib
it expects the struts-template.tld under the WEB-INF directory, check if you
have the struts-template.tld in the right directory.
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I'm running into a problem.
I started out with one FormBean. It's basically a flattened domain object.
I'm using the Dave W. Validation package and in the validation.xml, you
define
that for a particular FormBean you validate certain fields. Different pages
need validation on different
I'm trying to do something simple-- to render the value of a bean in a
textfield.
html:text property=supplierID size=40 maxlength=40 value=bean
name=form property=supplierID / //td
when the documentation says use the bean property tags to get the value,
what does
it mean?
thanks.
ken
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I'm not sure if this is a weblogic or struts error but when I turn SSL on
in weblogic, an intermittent runtime error gets thrown.
weblogic.utils.AssertionError: *** ASSERTION FAILED ***[
Attempt to invoke 0 byte request ]
at java.lang.Throwable...
HTTP Connection
Is there a struts tag library that does basic authentication?
ken
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Subject: RE: upload fails
Ken,
Do you have a corresponding ActionForm containing these methods:
public FormFile getFormFile();
public void setFormFile(FormFile file);
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Is there a better way to create an uploaded document on the server using
FormFile in the Action class?
if (formFile != null)
{
File file = new File(/apps/dev/weblogic/weblogic/myserver/ms3/
+ formFile.getFileName());
RandomAccessFile ras = new
I'm trying to do a simple file upload and my jsp has this snippet:
html:file property=formFile/br
html:submit /
When I submit, I get the error:
IllegalArgumentException: Argument Type Mismatch
Am I missing something?
thanks.
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Do we have to create a separate content.jsp for every content that's
different?
Doesn't that mean that you have to create 2 jsp's for every page that's
different?
Is there a way to make the content dynamic so that I don't have to create an
extra JSP page per content change?
template:put
I'm trying to use my own pluggable validator.
It gets called but the return to false doesn't make the
error processing take place. Instead, it performs as though it
succeeded.
Here's the code snippet:
public static boolean myTestValidate(Object bean,
I'm writing my own Validator class and in it, I have the following line:
errors.add(field.getKey(), ValidatorUtil.getActionError(application,
request, va, field));
but my compiler complains that there is no such method: Field.getKey()
1. has this been deprecated? If so, what property do I
I'm wondering where the source for the client-side validation
is for required(), integer().
thanks.
ken
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