Hey Antony:
Check out the struts admin functionality: Make sure you have the admin
mappings in your struts-config.xml, then point your browser to
/yourContext/admin/reload.do and you'll see the magic..:)
Regards,
Geeta
Antony Paul wrote:
Is it possible to automatically detect changes in
Danilo:
Is there a chapter or two which you could make available on-line for a
preview..? :)
Geeta
Danilo Gurovich wrote:
Actually, a struts cookbook is just in the finishing stages. George
Franciscus and I have been hard at work at it for the last year, and
it's in final review.
Ciaran:
Just create a new formbean and put it in the request before you forward..:)
Geeta
Ciaran Hanley wrote:
I would like to map to a new blank form, how do I do this?
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ok, let me state the problem as i understand it:
ActionA -- page1.jsp --ActionB
if (success in ActionB) forward to success.jsp
else forward to ActionA.
Your question is how to get the if failure part working.
If my understanding of your problem is wrong, please write back and tell us
recognize the formbean's
variable? maybe this is the key point here.
Regards,
Alex
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Alex:
Your initial page is just a jsp, right? So why would you not use your action
mapping to say something like if success then forward to newpage.jsp and if
not forward to samePage.jsp..? This will work unless you are using this
refresh action in many pages..? In which case, you will have to
Hi Srikanth:
I tried to download the sample chapter via the link on
http://www.objectsource.com/ but seem to run into trouble..? I got the
following error message on the status bar of my browser: An error has
occurred while trying to use this document. I am using Mozilla 5 and
Acrobat 4..
Clarification:
I did manage to download the pdf, but cannot seem to open i in Acobat 4.0:
the file apparantly is corrupted..
Geeta
Geeta Ramani wrote:
Hi Srikanth:
I tried to download the sample chapter via the link on
http://www.objectsource.com/ but seem to run into trouble..? I got
Old versions of software - the story of my life.. (:(
However, the download page does say it should work with acrobat 4 and 5.. ?
Thanks for your response!
Geeta
Bryce Fischer wrote:
Clarification:
I did manage to download the pdf, but cannot seem to open i in Acobat 4.0:
the file
Srikanth:
Thanks for your promt reply. Seems like I'll have to wait till I get home
and use some decent software then..;)
Geeta
P.S. You may want to correct the notation about acrobat 4 on the web site
then..:)
Srikanth Shenoy wrote:
Hi Geeta,
The PDF was created using Adobe PDF 5 standard
a back operation in
that action class when false return. But actually as I know the action
doesnot provide such operation. So do you have some idea about this?
Regards,
Alex
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ok, that's 3 strikes.. I'm out..:O
Srikanth Shenoy wrote:
That applies for the complete ebook :)
Since the purchased ebook is not encrypted to constrain the printing, it
will open up in Acrobat 4 reader too.
Only the sample chapter wont.. ;(
-Srikanth
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Sajith:
This very question was asked and answered recently (just within the
past couple of weeks, I think??).. Maybe you can search the archives..?
Here's the url for the archives:
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Write back to the list if you cannot find what i am referring to
Hi JP:
I believe you can use html:rewrite for this. As in:
onmouseover=this.src='html:rewrite page=/images/inicio-over.gif /'
etc.
Hope this helps,
Geeta
Joao Batistella wrote:
Hello!
How can I have this generated with all the images with myapp before the
source of the image? Like this:
How about usng more Javascript and using onFocus() (or is it onChange()?) to
populate hidden fields which can be picked up by your form bean..? (Not a
solution I like but then i hate most all Javascript..)
regards,
Geeta
mike barretta wrote:
thanks in advance for any help...
i have a form
Dean:
First, you need this countries Collection available in kind of an
application-wide context, right? I mean there is no reason to attach
this as a session variable since I imagine it would not change from user
to user...
Also such variables are best initialised/populated in a class (the
Dean:
Oh, Ok, I think i see what your issue is now (shouldn't have hit that earlier
send so fast..!) Ok, in the action before you forward to the jsp, populate
your countries variable. Then set your session variable (in your Action
class), say, session.setAttribute(countries, countries); (though
Dean:
Yes, I do see your problem and since (as i inderstand it) Struts tags work via
reflection, it needs an instance of the class before you can use bean:define kind
of things.. So my guess is you will have to bite the bullet and just use plain
Java (remember the good ole days??..;)):
Avinash:
...Adding to what Jacob says below: if you are writing your own, this is a good
link to study:
http://java.sun.com/blueprints/corej2eepatterns/Patterns/DataAccessObject.html
Regards,
Geeta
Hookom, Jacob wrote:
It's always on a case by case basis. When and how much do you need at a
Rajat:
Markus is quite right.. however, for what it's worth, you may like to know we pretty
much did exactly what you are suggesting: Relaese 2 of one of our bigger web
applications was an extension (funcionality-wise) of Release 1. Relaese 1 was
completely written with servlets/jsps and we
Correction:
Geeta Ramani wrote:
Rajat:
living togther. As far a we can see, it is a happy co-existance.. Which of course
makes sense, since Struts is after all a glorified servlet, albeit a great one..:)
..I meant of course Struts is built around a (controller) servlet .. not Struts
Hi Ramachandran:
Here's a suggestion: look at line number 63 of the servlet (in your work directory)
generated by your first.jsp. See what the code there is and that may give you an idea
of what's going wrong.. (seems like a null pointer somewhere, so try to see what may be
null in that line of
Hey Brian:
Have you tried evaluating the keyValue ahead of time? As in:
%String myKey = ..blah-blah.. using userId;%
and then:
html:text property=%=myKey% readonly=true size=2 /
Give it a shot if you haven't..
Good luck!
Geeta
Brian Boyle wrote:
Hey, I am using a map-backed ActionForm and so
is still being taken literally as %=myId%.
I don't know why it should be doing this because shouldn't you just be able
to pass in an argument as long as it is of type String?
Brian
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Brad:
Here's one very simple way of achieving your objective, but I am quite
certain other people will have better ones, but since this is kind of a
cute problem, I want to offer this as well..:)
First write a simple util method (I always have a Util class in my apps
where I gather stuff which
Oops, typo..
In your Action classes, where you usually have something like:
return mapping.findForward(success)
you instead could have:
return (Util.makeUnique(success));
I meant:
return (Util.makeUnique(mapping.findForward(success)));
Geeta
Brad:
I looked at the API and noticed the RequestProcessor is a 1.1 feature.. Your
solution seems nice and clear! I only have one question for you though: How
do you connect the subclass of RequestProcessor that you wrote with the
struts ActionServlet..? Do you have to subclass the
I have never done this but i don't see why not. When you press your submit
button on your jsp, an Action is called, right? You can do whatever you
want in that execute method would be my guess. So if you feel like saving
one form in session scope and another in in request attribute before you
)...
Any idea ?
Geeta Ramani wrote:
I have never done this but i don't see why not. When you press your submit
button on your jsp, an Action is called, right? You can do whatever you
want in that execute method would be my guess. So if you feel like saving
one form in session scope and another
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Brad:
I looked at the API and noticed the RequestProcessor is a 1.1 feature..
Your
solution
Michael McGrady wrote:
We had a round of discussions on this in the near past. Right Mark? Mark
has gone back to crack after that discussion. LOL
Well, actually, Mark took Neill's advice and became a cgi programmer.. (So
crack is now in his job description.)
Anant: So a brand new form bean won't do the job..?
Geeta
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Hi,
I wanted to know if there is any way in which we can reset all the
elements of the form bean without giving individual resets all the time
for e.g I have 4 elements in my form bean. say A,B,C,D I am
session.removeAttribute(myForm);
myForm = new MyFormBean();
Regards,
Geeta
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How to remove the form bean element from the session if that's the case
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Anant:
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Thanks
I never thought it would be as simple as this... :-)
Why didn't I think of this before..:-(
If each of us had a penny for every time we thought this, we'd be all set for early
retirement in the
bahamas..:)
Geeta
Shobana:
Maybe you can post the relavant code so someone could spot a problem..?
Regards,
Geeta
Shobhana.S, ASDC Chennai wrote:
hi1
i've got different filed names..i've set the focus for the text field
only..but i get an additional focus for a button..y so?
shobhana
Sergei:
But you're getting there..:) Take the declaration of ArrayList *out* of:
public class MyAction extends Action {
protected ArrayList list = new ArrayList(); ---Take this out: BAD!!
and move it inside the methods to make them local..:
public ActionForward execute(...) ... {
Anirudh:
I'm assuming your have written getter/setter methods for this newproperty,
right? Double-check the case: it should be getMNum() (and
setMNum(String)).. If all else fails, clean out your work directory and try
again..
Regards,
Geeta
Anirudh Jayanth wrote:
[ERROR] RequestUtils -
Andrew Hill wrote:
Well its great to know the word is spreading...
...soon JSF will conquer all! muahahahaha
...I need some sleep :-(
But definitely..! Good night..:)
Geeta
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Oops! My mistake entirely: sorry..(:(
Ok, try rebuilding the app entirely (clean all first), then clean out the
work directory and try again. Seems like something wierd is happening..
Geeta
Anirudh Jayanth wrote:
Hey Geeta,
I am using a DynaActionFrom This doesn't require getter and
on design guidelines when coding Action
classes. Too shame to me :((
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doing something fundamentally wrong
though Any suggestions?
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..as a request attribute..? Look through the archives for a fun and spirited
discussion on request vs. session vars held just over a week or so ago..
Geeta
P.S. Mark, don't flip out..;)
bort wrote:
Hi all
I have an Action class that loads up a Vector with information from a
database. What
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TIA
bort
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..as a request attribute..? Look through the archives for a fun and
spirited
discussion on request vs. session vars held just over a week or so ago..
Geeta
P.S. Mark, don't flip out..;)
bort wrote
:06, Geeta Ramani wrote:
.as a request attribute..? Look through the archives for a fun and
spirited
discussion on request vs. session vars held just over a week or so
ago..
Geeta
P.S. Mark, don't flip out..;)
bort wrote:
Hi all
I have an Action class that loads up
Jerry:
Jacob's note (see below) already says this would be a problem, but he has also
mentioned a way to solve your problem; check if that works for you. Store the
records in a session variable (that's right, session, instead of request makes
sense here!!) and display just 20 or so records at a
.
Vector myvector = (Vector)request.getParameter(vectorname);
TIA
bort
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spirited
discussion on request vs. session vars held just
*Ouch*!!
Niall Pemberton wrote:
Geeta, it was a good try - but you have to get him to call you a cgi
programmer to get the full points ;-)
Niall
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lye down..
On 4 Mar 2004, at 18:21, Niall Pemberton wrote:
Geeta, it was a good try - but you have to get him to call you a cgi
programmer to get the full points ;-)
Niall
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Daniel:
Seems like you have too many .dos in your success mapping..?
You perhaps may want to do something like this:
action
attribute=GeralUsuarioCadIBean
input=/geral/geralUsuarioCad.jsp
name=GeralUsuarioCadIBean
path=/cadaltUsuario
Hi there:
I think if you simply wrote everything in a single line like so:
textarea name=info rows=12 cols=50 tabindex=0bean:write
name=book property=ISBN //textarea
you should be ok!
Regards,
Geeta
I have the followin code producing textarea but it is off set by one or
two
Hi Stu:
This is not really an answer to your question, but just a thought: Why are you
reluctant to hardcode the name of the form in? My feeling is jsps are kind of
lightweight elements so making them more generalised is not really that
important..? I look at jsps as easily modified/modifiable
Jacob Ame:
Hookom, Jacob wrote:
1. Create view-specific lightweight objects to be pulled from the DB
2. Memory allowed, it's faster to pull them all at once than lazy load
4. The real cause of some of our performance problems were the JSP's/HTML in
Excatly what we found too.. and our
Rinke:
Your ctr seems to be an *Integer* object and you are using it as an
int. So simply say: ctr.intValue() + 1 and you should be ok.
Geeta
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Then why do i get this error?
operator + cannot be applied to java.lang.Integer, int [javac]
out.print( ctr + 1 );
Rinke
Mike, search this list's archives. This was discussed a few days ago..
Regards,
Geeta
Mike Duffy wrote:
Does anyone have any great ideas on creating customizable workflows in Struts?
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Also, have you looked at the source of the jsp (which is not rendered)?
Sometimes there are helpful error messages there which for whatever reason don't
show up on the browser.
Niall Pemberton wrote:
Haven't done what you're trying - but isn't the problem that at the end of
the action
Sean:
sean jones wrote:
Wendy Smoak Wendy.Smoak at asu.edu writes:
SessionListner - hmmm,
I really could use that technology, can you explain how and or provid a simple
example.
Short answer:
Your class should implement HttpSessionBindingListener and override this method:
public void
Hi Leticia:
You're right, I don't understand your question completely (must be because I'm
no guru..;)).. But may be you can use this thought anyways: you can use a
session variable when you paint your jsp. What i mean is you can test for the
existence of this session variable and if it does not
David:
It's been a real long day and my brain's fuzzing over.. but I'm assuming you
know all about java.net.URLDecoder and java.net.URLEncoder..?
geeta
David Erickson wrote:
Hi I was wondering if there are any easy to use Java classes or otherwise
that could be used to encrypt or encode url
Jumping in here.. yes, I think you need to trim() before you check. Also, if
that too doesn't work, can you check for something positive (like if
ShopOrderExist is equals to false rather than ShopOrderExist is not equals
to not exists..?).
Another thought, try to get this to work just using
Stella:
Any time you incorporate Javascript into your app, you have to wonder if things
will work now/ever/always in this/that/other browser. So avoiding everything
except the most basic javascript may be a good idea.
What you want to do can be done more cleanly (just in my opinion though) in
Hi Koen:
Try adding the foll. lines at the top of your (resultant) jsp:
%
response.setHeader(Cache-Control, no-cache);
response.setHeader(Pragma, no-cache);
response.setIntHeader(Expires, 0);
%
This *may* do the trick.. (I *hate* browser cache problems..(:(..)
Regards,
Geeta
koen boutsen
-caching
issues..:)
Geeta
Geeta Ramani wrote:
Hi Koen:
Try adding the foll. lines at the top of your (resultant) jsp:
%
response.setHeader(Cache-Control, no-cache);
response.setHeader(Pragma, no-cache);
response.setIntHeader(Expires, 0);
%
This *may* do the trick.. (I *hate* browser cache
Hi Ramachandran:
So maybe you could force the issue by using Javascript: write an onChange
method to ensure the selection is always what you want it to be..? (I assume
by a read-only drop-down you mean you want what you have selected to not be
deselected by the user..?)
Geeta
Slattery, Tim -
.
Regards
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Michael:
Michael Steiger wrote:
Max Cooper wrote:
Max,
thanks for your help.
If I just want to display values I do not need a html:form and html:text
tags. What should I use instead?
You can either use the html:form anyways (and just not show any submit button)
or you can use:
bean:write
2004, at 14:15, Geeta Ramani wrote:
Hi Avinash:
I have not followed your description very carefully - my eyes started
glazing over about mid-way..;) - but here's a thought (and I'm only
going by what i remember of your original question, so forgive me if I
misspeak..): If you do not have
I know the following works if you have access to a mapping object (as within
perform/execute):
mapping.findForward(login).getPath();
So maybe you can simply create a new instance of an actionMapping and so forth..?
Regards,
Geeta
OFlaherty, Colm wrote:
I have the following entry in my
Hi! Replace html:link page=/do/myactionAdd An Employee/html:link by
html:link page=/myaction.doAdd An Employee/html:link
and it should work..
Regards,
Geeta
struts fox wrote:
I just did an example strust project in JBuilder, and it works.
I have a jsp with a form that issues an action that
2004, at 14:15, Geeta Ramani wrote:
Hi Avinash:
I have not followed your description very carefully - my eyes started
glazing over about mid-way..;) - but here's a thought (and I'm only
going by what i remember of your original question, so forgive me if I
misspeak
Avinash:
How about trying something like this:
%String myLink = /EmplyeeDetailAction.do?employeeId= + employeeId; %
html:link page=%=myLinkEmployee Detail Page/html:link
Regards,
Geeta
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I want to use a hyperlink instead -
for example
On a typical employee list
Well, I guess that's what Wendy was suggesting in the first place: make the value
and the text the same, that way sending one is tatamount to sending both.. The other
option is to use a hidden field and javascript (onSelect fill hidden field kind of
thing along with the
Hi Shankar:
Two other people asked this same question so if you don't mind, I'll
post my (simple) solution to the list. Btw, for those who don't
remember, this is a way to enable changes in log4j.properties to be seen
by the application without a server reboot. Here goes:
1. Create a simple
Daniel:
A fwe months ago I wanted to move to Struts 1.1 and found that unless you upgraded
tomcat to 4 or above, at least one fundamental thing would not work. I forget the
details of my exact problem, but my situation was the same as yours: I wanted to make
struts 1.1 work on Tomcat 3.3.1. I
Khalid:
Have you looked at the servlet generated by your billingInfo.jsp? Looking at your
stack trace, the problem seems to occur in that servlet in line 763:
at _billingInfo_jsp_30._jspService(_billingInfo_jsp_30.java:763)
Regards,
Geeta
Khalid K. wrote:
If anyone has seen this error, your
Please forgive this note if it seems too obvious and I have misunderstood your
question/comments..
If you think of both struts and log4j as just a bunch of Java packages/classes,
then you will see that integrating struts with log4j is really nothing
unusual. The log4j jar (or classes in the jar)
*Yes*!! The LogManager is the ticket - I didn't know about this class, so tried it
out. Works like a charm.. :) Thanks, Shirish (I think? I inadvertently erased the
response to this question so am not sure of its author..)
Geeta
Andy:
What do you see in the source of the html page..? Maybe it is just a question
of display not working right..?
Geeta
Andy Kriger wrote:
I am having a curious problem with form validation. I submit a form, see in
the logs that the form fails to validate, however, the webapp does not
Ritchie:
Just make sure the log4j.properties is in your class path.. (like maybe right
in your classes directory). that should do it..
Regards,
Geeta
shankarr wrote:
Hi!
I have integrated log4j with struts.
I need to know how to ensure that the changes done to log4j.properties file
is
Andy:
Any reason why you have the unusual input param..?
action path=/SubmitOrder
type=MyClass
name=orderForm
validate=true
input=/OrderForm.do
scope=request
forward name=success path=/OrderThanks.do/
/action
I woud have thought you'd
That shouldn't make a difference. I like to refer to actions rather than
JSPs to minimize the number of things I have to change if a JSP changes to a
different JSP or to another action.
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Vanessa:
Not sure how much help thsi is, but the NoClassDefFoundError is different
from the ClassNotFoundError. I have had this error happen when I have
*more* than one (conflicting) copy of a jar/class. I *think* what happens
is that one jar is used during compile time (depending on the order
The easiest way is perhaps to simply add a redirect=true in your action mapping.
However, be aware that this will kill your request attributes (since your request
object is no longer forwarded..)
Regards,
Geeta
Mauricio T. Ferraz wrote:
There are a way to:
When a click in a link in my jsp
Otávio:
To set session timeout to 60 minutes, add this to your web.xml:
session-config
session-timeout60/session-timeout
/session-config
Regards,
Geeta
Otávio Augusto wrote:
How to I set the expiring time for a session (or the sessions)?
Thanks in advance
Otávio Augusto
Patrice:
Here's one relatively simple way of doing this:
1. Extend the struts ActionServlet with say MyActionServlet and make this the
controller for your app.
2. In MyActionServlet declare a static var (some Collection say) representing
your list of secret answers and write the code to
times.
What is interesting is that it always fails on the 9th try. I don't think it
is
a matter of seconds either. I have tested over a longer period (10 minutes),
but
it still gives me 8 requests before it hangs.
And Geeta Ramani - thanks. I will take another look
it
Best,
Heather
On Wed, 7 Jan 2004, Geeta Ramani wrote:
Heather:
Sounds like you nailed down your problem. You defintely do not want to hang on to
a
connection longer than absolutely necessary. So if you get a connection from your
pool at say the start of a database access
Heather:
Check any jdbc code you have. If you don't close statements/result sets and/or
release connections that you have opened, then this sort of thing can happen.
Regards,
Geeta
Manfred Wolff wrote:
Heather.
Have you studied the tomcat logs?
Manfred Wolff
Heather Marie Buch wrote:
Sepand:
google under java pass by reference vs. pass by value and look at the very
first result. It contains a real nice discussion about this..
Geeta
EXCELSIS - Sepand Oboudiyat wrote:
Hi,
I am currently using Struts 1.0.2 and have notice something with regard to
handling of ActionForms.
Gurpreet:
Don't mean to jump in if you already have found a good solution, but wouldn't it be
simpler to just not allow the user to press the submit btton twice? It is easy (using
Javascript) to disable a submit button once it has already been pressed..
Regards,
Geeta
Mainguy, Mike wrote:
and
clicking submit on an earlier page.
Geeta Ramani wrote:
Gurpreet:
Don't mean to jump in if you already have found a good solution, but wouldn't it be
simpler to just not allow the user to press the submit btton twice? It is easy
(using Javascript) to disable a submit button once it has
Manuel:
Manuel Lenz wrote:
I tried to fill in the values with ps.setString(1, anyValue), etc. as
shown in the example below.
But the db drops an error: not all variables bound
Has anybody an idea?
The number of question marks in the sql-statement ist exactly the same as
the amount of
What's more, the on-line help on the Expresso list is probably the best I have
ever encountered.. In fact, I suspect the lead developer of the project is a
vampire so he never sleeps..;) You can also pay a pretty nominal amount for
prime support - and if you contribute to their open-source
for other solutions using url rewriting which somehow doesn't
work! Can anyone else enlighten me or is my question just too trivial?
Regards,
Geraldine
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Caroline:
ok, I didn't sleep enough last night so I may be blabbering(:(, but why
don't you simply say:
html:link page=/LogoffLOGOUT/html:link
and lose the forward entry in your struts-config.xml?
Geeta
Caroline Jen wrote:
The do/Menu does display my welcome page. The
LOGOUT button and
Hi! this doesn't explain why a new session is created, but in the link in your
original jsp do not link directly to the second jsp: it's a bad practice anyway since
it breaks MVC. Instead use something like this:
html:link page=/goToJsp2.doJsp 2/html:link
In your struts-config.xml, add this
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
Unfortunately, having frames is *not* the only scenario where you have
to worry about multiple simultaneous requests. Two simple additional ones:
* Your app contains img tags that point back into your app
(dynamically generated images,
for example).
* User
Hi DN! Seems like the specs just changed..;) Please see inline
comments..
Dinh Nguyen wrote:
Geeta,
thanks for pointing out the issue, however, we take care of that in
the validation form. Either way if the user misses some fields,
he/she'll be redirected back to the registration form
Hi Simon:
I think maybe you have misunderstood what it means to say don't directly
go to jsps. What this means is don't break the MVC pattern. So for
example, if you have a link on your jsp and all you want it to do is to go
to a second jsp, resist the temptation to code the second jsp directly
the forwardaction a little
inefficent
compared
to linking direct to the jsp (my target environment is 2000 concurrent
users)? or
do you think the benefits of keeping to MVC might outweigh that?
thanks for your help so far
simon
-Original Message-
From: Geeta Ramani [mailto
Hi Dinh Nguyen:
We had a similar requirement and we solved it using Javascript's
location.href .. I reproduce our code below:
script language=JavaScript
function confirmPrint(msg){
if (confirm(msg)) {
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