the struts app
periodically to keep the session alive?
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security. (I saw a JDJ article last year that had some work
arounds...)
So that said, it may not be surprising that the container managed
security model also has no support for continuing the flow of request
data to the originally requested URL after logging in.
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straightened out in the next week or two.
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In short, you're right that there should be a way, but it hasn't been
done yet. Feel free to come join in the discussion!
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; at least, I
initially looked at OptionTag instead of OptionsTag, and it
definitely needs the same fix:
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be
*reloaded*.
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mapping.getInputForward();
}
// normal business logic
return mapping.findForward(...);
}
private ActionMessages processBusinessValidation(...)
{
ActionMessages errors = new ActionMessages();
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as clean as using the property attribute of
html:messages to filter to only include messages associated with a
specific property.
I'm all for people using the JSTL wherever its better, but I'm not
sure its better here...
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solution.
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/bayern_apxA.pdf
If you really wanted, you could probably extend ConditionalTagBase
and implement your own.
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/api/org/apache/struts/taglib/logic/ConditionalTagBase.html
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changes in the JSP tag
libraries that may be hard to find until you compile the JSPs.
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enhancement to commons-fileupload requesting it. You might want to
search the commons-dev mailing list archives or do a bugzilla search.
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by this threshold. These values are set in the
controller-config; see the docs for struts-config.xml for details.
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/apache/commons/fileupload/FileUploadBase.html
I'd suggest posting a bug to http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/ If
you can attach a patch, then it's that much more likely to be fixed
in the next release!
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It would be pretty cool to use the tlddoc tool to build Struts TLD doc.
https://tlddoc.dev.java.net/
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It would be pretty cool to use the tlddoc tool to build Struts TLD doc.
https://tlddoc.dev.java.net/
whoops; they moved: https://taglibrarydoc.dev.java.net/
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at all...
merlin, tiger, longhorn, whidbey, panther, jaguar...
folks, Jericho is just a name. When the thing actually gets
released, it will be Struts 2.0.
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behaviour?
This is what happens when the formName you specify in the
html:javascript tag is not found by the validator.
Since Struts 1.2.0 (and a little before in the nightlies, of course),
this condition causes a JSPException to be thrown instead.
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solution at work that puts us in a pretty
good spot relating to pre-filling forms, so the itch has been
scratched, so to speak.
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agree on a design.
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there someone a while ago talking about an html:label JSP
tag that was kind of smart about messages and could apply styles
accordingly? That seems like it could be pretty handy...
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that people wouldn't be
confused by the change.
Then again, that wiki entry is so old that its confusing anyway!
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to
a general availability release.
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/sax/helpers/DefaultHandler.html
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/digester/xref/org/apache/commons/digester/Digester.html#1661
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javascript...
function myHandler { ... }
document.onload = myHandler;
This seems tidier than having to use a tiles attribute.
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definition of that property.
So if you wanted to have it universally, you'd define this in
${user.home}/build.properties but if it were just for a specific
project, you'd define it in ${project.home}/build.properties
Did I answer the right question?
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the docs dir, and
I've never tried to get maven:site to work against anything but the
xdocs directory. If anyone knows the trick, patches are always
happily accepted!
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it is to set
up the build.properties file. And that's just to compile; if you use
an IDE you have another headache getting a Struts project set up.
Anyway, no need to proselytize...
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from having versioned JAR in my lib
directories. I suspect that's a matter of taste too, but I'll take
the overhead of pruning old JARs when new versions are deployed over
the mystery of knowing which versions your apps depend on any day...
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to get this bit of
functionality.
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passes, have the base action call an abstract method like
'executeValidated(...)' which your subclasses would implement.
Does that fit the bill?
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classes.
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for a reasonable
filename -- this is far from perfect, but may help. I use this as a
cheap way to get around the lack of support for the accepts
attribute -- I test to see if the file has a right extension using
the mask validator.
Just one thought...
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exception handling. perform() was limited to throwing
ServletException and IOException (IIRC).
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the usual way. This happens to us all the time
for compilation of Jars; Ant still does the best job of building
documentation and the examples, but most folks don't need to build
that all the time. Ant is fine for building the dist also, although
it is more work to configure a local copy of build.properties for the
first time.
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config caused it to suppress the wrapping script tags,
but not to suppress the JavaScript.
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element.
Have a look at http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/dev_validator.html
There are also several links at the bottom to more detailed
information, including sample chapters from two Struts books.
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be able to do file upload at all, so that's not
Are you sure that forwarding to a second action is the only way to
process the data? Perhaps you can rearrange things to avoid
re-invoking the request processor.
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adds a bit of confusion as well,
unfortunately.
I doubt you've been wasting your time, although I'll admit that it's
been a few months since I was using a pure 1.1 release, and there may
be something I've forgotten.
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in the signature of
ActionForm.validate(), which will be with us for a while yet.
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this class's validate method is called, it uses that action's
path instead of form's name.
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I haven't had to actually write a form class in quite a while, so I
assumed that you were using DynaForms too.
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of the form element on display; it has nothing to do
with the processing of the request.
Hope this helps.
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session.
What do you do in such a case?
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. Otherwise, you may
need to place a commons-logging.properties file on your classpath
with config details.
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that
name, so I'm also waiting to come up with a
method name that I like.
Also, there has been a lot of effort to factor
certain things out of RequestUtils, so maybe it's
time to find a different home for these methods.
FormUtils?
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sooner it will work for everything!
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december)
Nah, the bug was in my commons-validator-1.1.1.jar Somehow I got a
version which didn't have the javascript in it.
Thanks for providing a worksforme though; it helped me look harder
at my own install.
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. Do I need a
newer commons-validator?
I'll file a bug if it's a bug, but I thought I'd ask if there was
some documentation that I'd missed before doing that.
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could probably
do a pretty effective test without burning a bunch of CDs.
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-config, and in
the plugin descriptor in struts-config for tiles) -- isn't that a
simpler way to solve the same problem of breaking down big config
files?
Sorry, no answers for the other two questions...
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at
com.iplanet.server.http.servlet.WebApplication.service(WebApplication.java:1059)
at
com.iplanet.server.http.servlet.NSServletRunner.ServiceWebApp(NSServletRunner.java:959)
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the request parameters directly in your
action, which might be easiest.
Joe
PS some of this is discussed in the doc for html:image:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/struts-html.html#image
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of Struts, it's a factor of the HTTP protocol.
A few searches in Google should turn up pages that have request
parameters in the URL -- that's all the evidence you need.
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concept seems like high overhead to you, you can still
synchronize accesses on the session object along those lines; you may
just have more trouble keeping track of all the places it needs to
happen.
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that a
large user community has already done on the Struts codebase and
train all your new employees on the internal way to do it instead of
hiring people who might come in already experienced in a
framework well, that's one way to do it.
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of deployment.
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as init() does (think it's initModuleMessageResources)?
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would accept a security-constraint object.
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http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/status.html
Hope that helps. I know I'd find a dynamically reloadable messages
bundle useful!
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simple
cases. See the processValidate() method of
org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor to see every last thing
that happens. You often need to do this anyway when you can't easily
encapsulate all of your validation in the form bean itself.
Hope this helps
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Struts 1.1 final out the door; many good ideas which didn't
directly advance that goal may have been deferred, or even just
accidentally overlooked.
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the call to
form.validate into your action class...
Joe
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I've noticed that since validation is defined in the action mapping, it
will apply to all methods of
a dispatch action. But what if only one method
project
will go is to become an active participant in the development
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on.
Can you send your action mapping from struts-config ?
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=search extends=default
put name=content value=/WEB-INF/jsp/lc/search.jsp/
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bean:write and specify the date format
in the format attribute; using the JSTL you can use the formatting
tags: see
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like
{module}/MODULE_CONTEXT_MAP and... there you have it.
It's a little bit oblique, but then Modules were kind of retrofitted
into the Struts structure. This could probably be made easier in
future releases if people had ideas, or even better, patches to the
source code!
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option value=4teste4/option
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Description: S/MIME
tool (like Log4J)
in order to have more powerful logging features.
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Description
with it.
The point being that the choice to commit to one api over an
abstraction layer is much less important when you're writing a
self-contained application than when you're writing libraries.
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We want beef in dessert if we can get
fine-grained control over the steps in the request process.
But if you're reasonably comfortable with those costs (which are only
theoretical for many apps) then I don't think you're making any
horrible mistakes.
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basically just provides
an XML configuration, and a QuartzPlugIn which makes it easy to
bootstrap from that XML configuration into a Quartz processor running
in your webapp (in jgs-struts)
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http://demo.jgsullivan.com/struts/
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Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
is saved; read the JavaDoc for Action and the details for
html:messages for the details, but if you use:
html:messages id=msg
c:out value=${msg}/
/html:messages
it will look for an ActionMessages saved with saveErrors(), not
saveMessages()
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out of Apache?
You may be thinking of Avalon, which is not swing specific, but which
is also not web specific -- see http://avalon.apache.org
I can't think of any Swing framework at Apache, although a few
projects have GUI elements.
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At 3:24 PM +0530 10/8/03, Aswathy Priyarenj wrote:
Hello all,
Is Struts And iBATIS going smoothly together ?
Could u please explore the benefits with iBATIS ?
This was discussed at some length in at least a couple of posts last
week -- I suggest searching the archives.
Joe
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the collection of LVBeans. That wouldn't be much
harder, but it would be one more step.
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tell me the right
way after I do it ;-)
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from that project.
I have yet to make the time to really learn about WebWork myself, but
maybe Don and Lars (see the link above) will save me the effort!
Joe
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, but if you have a test case, you
can quickly validate changes you make to the XML external to the more
complex deployment environment.
Joe
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From: Joe Germuska [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 6:55 AM
Subject: Re: Still an issue: Quartz plugin shutdown
application
developer?
Joe
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got anything to add, please do. I think this is a topic that
itches the brains of many newbies watching the struts-user list. Thanks
again.
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ago, but once I realized that the scope
of the problem outweighed my immediate needs, I left it aside.
I'd love to hear if anyone has such a thing...
Joe
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