Hello, i humbly confess that since my ASP/PHP times, not long ago,i've
been having problems understanding the 'best-practice' of
Session vs GET parameters in CRUD's...
In my current application the practice i use is the following, for
editing a single PGSQL table:
* a page displaying an
Hello, is it possible to associate a request variable like 'action' to
struts tiles definitions, in the tiles-definition.xml ?
Usually i have an index.jsp requesting a layout depending on the value
of the 'action' request parameter like this:
Hello, i'm using this dynamic link to pass a parameters to an action:
http://localhost:8081/deleteEvent.do?action=confirmDelete
* code in deleteEventAction :
try {
String action = (String) request.getAttribute("action");
if (action.equals
Here at work we use www.http-tunnel.com :D instaled in a NT4 inside the
firewall with port 80 access only
we're on linux boxes with GAIM ... contecting to that NT4
On Fri, 2003-06-13 at 16:28, James Mitchell wrote:
> No, IRC with Trillian is the same as IRC with GAIM and IRC any one of the
> many
in 'index.jsp' showing the list built in 'listevents'.
the problem is that when that happens, the url still remains
'http://localhost/logon.do' and not 'index.jsp' ... not allowing to pass
GET parameters for posterior actions... what c
Hello what's the best practice of transporting data from the MODEL to
the VIEW (in my case JSP) ?
In my case, i to retrieve a list of beans (Task) in a java.util.Vector
which i want to format and display. For that i have an "allTasks" bean
whose "vector" property (temporary name) c
the problem was errors header and footer
Hello,
when i return the errors to my form i get a 'null' before and after each
error message for each erroneous filled field... what seem to be the
problem?
thank you,
good work
--
José Moreira <[EM
Hello,
when i return the errors to my form i get a 'null' before and after each
error message for each erroneous filled field... what seem to be the
problem?
thank you,
good work
--
José Moreira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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