I can't find it on the struts site but i think it's
Under definition
servlet
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
This bit - change it to false. Try it out - sorry if it's not.
init-param
param-namevalidate/param-name
param-valuetrue/param-value
/init-param
--- Sudhir S.
There was a post the other day mentioning the trick of putting a timestamp in the
query string at
the end of the URL's.
--- Frédéric_Houbie_-_ABSIS-GROUP [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact, the value in the session is ok, but it seems that the proxy is
caching a lot, because the url inn the
Not sure but try defining a getter as well. Maybe the method doesn't get treated as a
property
unless get/set are defined correctly.
--- Tom Goemaes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a form in which i want checkboxes to use mapped properties.
input type=Checkbox name=library.genericId(A)
Hi Steve,
For the ActionErrors collection, get() returns an iterator which will return
ActionError objects,
not sure but hopefully their toString() will give the message you want. yuk!
Much better to use html:errors tag to display them!
I see the 'errors' tag only gets the collection from the
It will indeed be called.
Ted posted advice on how to deal with this a few weeks ago - try to find it in the
archives.
Basically reset() needs to know which form was submitted so it can reset only the
fields on it.
Keith.
--- Antony Stace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rick
Thank you very
Struts gives you an excellent implementation of the standard solution to this problem.
Search archives for token.
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user%40jakarta.apache.org/
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg22452.html
is a good explanation I found after a quick
this (without hacking the
struts taglibs) then please let me know!!
regards,
steve
__
Steve Earl
InfoGain Limited
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 11:37 AM
To: Struts Users
I agree.
Is it worthwhile adding a facade layer if you only have 1 or 2 different user
interfaces? I can
see the value if a change to business logic requires dozens of GUI changes. Also if
you are
writing a UI for a part of a complex system it's a way of the owners of the system
presenting you
Use a database that manages transactions, store all data on it, then only the database
is involved
in transactions. The container is irrelevant. I'm not sure if you can get a 'proper'
DB free.
With J2EE you can store data in sessions, container managed storage multiple
database servers
etc
Marks in his feisty friday mood!
--- Galbreath, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
STFW
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Dirk Storck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 8:38 AM
Can someone tell me where I can find or how I can build a pager with struts
?
--
Not an answer Jeff, just another related issue which I've been postponing.
When user types data into a html:textarea they can use new line chars.
If I display it in a web page as free text the new lines are ignored. So I want to be
able to
optionally convert new lines to br / probably multiple
maybe try value=%= var%
--- Philippe Hodapp / 1genia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like a parameter in the value of the equal tag. Is this possible :
logic:equal name=categorieitem property=noCat value=
i try value=%out.println(var)% but this don't work.
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To unsubscribe, e-mail:
Is it 16cm down this page?
--- Dirk Storck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WHERE do I find that taglib?
Thanks!
-Ursprungliche Nachricht-
Von: Matt Raible [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 31. Januar 2002 22:21
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: ResultSet and ListObject -
I think it's this simple:- (but experts please correct me if I'm wrong)
When your action is invoked if it specifies a form bean struts will call reset on it
before
calling your perform method.
This is true when the action is invoked from HTTP either when your form is
Not sure I understand but maybe this is your problem...
Is this because you are letting struts call your form bean's validate() method?
If your action is putting data in the request for your jsp to display it will be lost.
Then you should set validate=false call validate from your action
I need an answer to this in a hurry
It's a big question - a hurried answer might be wrong.
not had luck searching the archives.
but there's lots of stuff there!
Has anyone got this logic in a live system can comment from practical experience?
---
Hidden fields are passed
Do you know what the problem was that made your use of format objects non-thread safe?
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 5:56 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Formatting Dates, Integers...
Be very
--- Guillaume Labelle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Taylor, are you the Taylor that used to work for Brightstar in Dallas
- Original Message -
From: Taylor Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 12:33 PM
Hi Rob,
struts handles this for you in it's usual brilliant style!
in jsp==
html:select name=linkListForm
property=selectedLinkSelectionOption
html:options
Hi all,
I tend to think that
%@ include file=my_page.jsp % is bad,
%jsp: include page=my_page.jsp % is best.
Any opinions on this?
If you change an included file I assume all the jsp's that access it are recompiled
next time they
are used (or can be manually recompiled). Which could be very
IMHO..
The simple design is to do all validation in your business logic classes none
elsewhere. Easier
to maintain less code. Business logic classes shouldn't make any assumptions that
validation has
already been done in the GUI so anything done in the GUI must still be duplicated in
the
got me past all my confusion was printing out the relevent
classes and writing all sorts of notes all over. Then I
slapped my forehead and said Duh!, and put the code
together this morning.
That's where I've been going wrong - I left out the going Duh step.
Thanks Becky.
My office is full of
for a value
as text (not as a select list) from a Collection of LabelValue beans. Hope
that makes sense and thanks for taking the time to answer.
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 3:53 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing
Thinking about this I suspect the esteemed designers of struts think you shouldn't
want to do
this!
It means you are putting logic in the jsp that should be in the Action class (or even
the business
logic). example:-
for Cust Type = DisplayParm.CustTypOption1 display is in one format
for
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg19635.html
doing it with a tag.
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg19597.html
doing it in action class.
Any questions about my version, I'll happily answer.
I've used my version but not heavily so can't
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg18877.html
for more (lots more) info do a search from that page for 'transaction token'
--- Robert Tyler Retzlaff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Exactly what are transaction tokens used for? How are they used?
rob
--
To
Hi Mattias,
The form bean is designed for easing the coding for moving of data from action
class to HTML form vice versa.
Has any-one got a good case for doing anything else?
Keith.
--- Struts Newsgroup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: Re: Design question on loading form data
From: Vic
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-bean.tld prefix=bean %
did you remember to add this line to your JSP too?
Keith.
--- Alex Paransky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I replaced the following (which is working as expected):
jsp:include page=%= /private/component/detail/memberComponent +
Hi Mark,
'remove struts.jar from your claspath'
solution from here:-
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg10093.html
If that's not the answer look for other errors in your server log, your error may be
the
by-product of some other error (like security).
To everyone -
is this abuse of this list - had it better stop?
Belgian beer - Rochefort 10, English beer - Youngs Winter Warmer yumm - sorry I got
caught up in
it now.
--- Robert J. Sanford, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmm, beer.
bass, guiness, newcastle brown ale, harp...
yummy!
Seems to me this logic belongs in your Action class or better still in you Business
Logic class.
In action class code like:-
yourFormBean.setName(BusinessClass.getUsersPreferredDefaultDeviceName(userPreferenceStyle));
.
The form bean is supposed to be for transferring data between the form
try changing the name= to:-
html:radio name=myCollectionElement
struts will call myCollectionElement.getAns() to get the string to label each radio
button.
Keith (not an expert!).
--- timothy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi expert,
i want to generate this:
input type=radio name=ans
Hi Jerome,
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/struts-html.html#hidden
the documentation doesn't mention it but try
html:hidden name=userBean property=callingPage scope=request/
If that doesn't work I'd say you can't good thing too. The standard way is to have
stuff like
this travel between
http://www.google.com/search?q=poolmanbtnG=Google+Search
ie. search on google for poolman.
K.
--- Yan Zhu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
where do you download poolman?
yan
Nick Thomson wrote:
Thank you for the clairification. Good job.
-Original Message-
From: Dick
I like struts as a 'practical' tool for business development.
I haven't had a problem with it being restrictive in (fairly limited) practice. I hope
that struts
guides you towards best practise standard techniques.
On wrappers - I normally wrap collections anyway to apply restrictions to add
How about putting a helper class in your session which has methods:-
String stringArrayToTokenizedString(String[] array)
//store array elements delimted by some char that's not in the data.
String[] tokenizedStringToStringArray.
//Use StringTokeniser to build the array again.
Then you
Hi Jeff,
is it because
name=org.apache.struts.action.MESSAGE
is the class name of the messages when you should specify the attribute name that
class has been
stored under? (It'll be defined as a constant somewhere but I don't know where
off-hand).
Keith.
--- Jeff Oberlander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
my error.jsp in hopes of seeing more but so far
nothing.
If I have better luck with this I will let the group
know.
Developing in Struts would be much faster if there
was a way to diagnose
such problems.
Erich
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon
[mailto:[EMAIL
new to struts, I would have
guessed that would've given me a jsp compile error but it doesn't.
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 3:54 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Application resources
logic:equal name=KEY scope=session value=True
/logic:equal
not tested - done my best..watch the capitalisation!
K.
--- Andrew B Forman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using the session taglib
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/session-doc/intro.html
which would end up looking
Hi Larry,
I agree very much with you!
Use form bean only for data going to from form. Struts will call
get/setSelectedItem(). On 1st
use your action bean calls formBean.setSelectedItem() to specify the default later
calls
getSelectedItem to get what user selected.
Data displayed only (ie.
Hi João,
Basicially you call the validation method from your action class tell struts not to
call it.
(validate=false in action def. in config file).
This is already answered better than mine in the archives.
Keith.
--- João_Guilherme_Del_Valle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Struts´
I think you want each form to have it's own action form bean but them to use the
same Action
class. eg.
action path=/form1
type=myAction1
name=form1Form
action path=/form2
type=myAction
name=form2Form
here's my 2 bobs worth
One aim is to be able to deploy apps change optional characteristics without
recompiling. Big
software is full of config files programs use symbolic names which are mapped to
real external
entities in config files. This becomes more desirable the bigger the system.
I think you've missed the point of form beans.
On submission of an html form struts looks at the request parameters. If it can find a
matching
set method in the form bean it calls it. ie. the form parms are copied into the form
bean.
When you forward to a jsp with a form struts calls the get
Do you mean you want this?
logic:iterate id=eachRow name=DATASET scope=request
trtd bean:write name=eachRow property=field1 / /td
trtd bean:write name=eachRow property=field2 / /td/tr
where you array list contains objects eachRow, which has methods String getMyField1(),
Hi Alex,
I'd try to use just 1 Form Bean 1 Action 1 jsp. Use logic:present to decide
whether to put
the fields extra on the form. Make the same test in the action class to decide whether
to process
the extra fields. The form bean doesn't even need to know that it's only 1/2 used
sometimes.
/resources.htm
Keith.
--- Daniel Jaffa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So i should call my action bean to pre-populate the jsp form?
Original Message Follows
From: Keith Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think you've missed the point of form beans.
On submission of an html form struts looks
looks like your action is invoked by editDocType.do so has been started by struts. You
should use
the form parameter passed in the perform method. Struts has created it for you to fill
in then
will store it in the scope specified your action definition in struts-config.xml,
where your jsp
can
the database. Am I missing
something?
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 10:11 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Populating a Form with values
I think you've missed the point of form beans
, or is there a better way?
--
Jim Tomlinson
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 7:11 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Populating a Form with values
I think you've missed the point of form beans.
On submission
I've not had better luck. I think it's the way it is.
Here's how I do it - I'd like to know how others do.
I use hundreds of log messages so I can trace the flow of my program. I make the
method calls for
logging easy to type - dbmd(a debug msg) or dbmw(warning message).
I code traces into
welcome to struts,
I'd need more info - more of the error stack trace.
Also maybe the struts-config entry for the action class involved.
If this is from your jsp maybe it refers to the form bean but you've started the jsp
directly
(localhost:8080/myapp/myJsp.jsp) rather than through the action
hi Nicolas ,
We stored, in the session, the id of the page we last sent, if the tokens don't match
(user has
messed with the flow) we re-send the page we sent last time. (Could put a message on
it saying
'please don't mess with the flow' but we felt that wasn't needed.)
keith.
--- Peter
Hi Kevin
e.g. the top of the page contains some information regarding the user, the
application is stateless and extraction of the data is cheaper than storing
it in a session variable
Your app also risks being totally hackable! Anything coming from the client can be
faked so you
need
Thanks Frank for that list - I wanted to do one but spent very little time on struts.
I'll agree with anyone that complains about the error handling documentation.
In general I do solve errors quite quickly, but I worry about the level of skill
needed to use
struts. I've briefly seen bits of
Hi Michael - this is how I do it - with a special class to manage the options in the
list.
Mine has hard coded non-internationalized values (terrible really).
Sorry about absurdly long names - I wasn't in an abbreviating mood that day!
hope it helps - Keith.
Hi dennis - not sure - but try,
html:link forward='bean:write name=menu
property=menuAction/'
(using single quote marks).
Keith.
--- Lee, Dennis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi ,
I would like to know the way to set a dynamic hyper
link using Struts html:
I am trying to do it as follows:
could it be that getScaleID() returns an int when it
should be a String?
hth - Keith.
--- Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One guess is that sometimes you have to reset
the container. If you
use TomCat, clean the TomCat / work folder and
restart the container.
Other containers
Use struts option tag.
That will cause a call to your form bean to get the
value to be selected when page is displayed.
--- Tom Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a jsp using the strutshtml:select tag with
nested option tags. I
need to give the drop down list an initial value
first
1 - Avoid putting stuff in the session
or
2 - Name all your apps attrs with the same prefix.
Have pages where the state of the session is known to
be clean - in these clear everything with your prefix.
I've got code for looping thru getting names/items in
the session if you ask for it. (It's not
HttpServletRequest and did not find
anything useful.
if you know which xml file allows for the
configuration of these
classes, would you tell me?
-will
Keith Bacon writes:
Hi William - just quick suggestions
1 - search for files called *.xml look in them.
2 - or scan all files
call the next
valve in the chain or does the valve implementor not
have such
conrtol?
-will
Keith Bacon writes:
Will,
If I new I'd have told. I don't, I was only
suggesting
the path you long ago went down!
If the only entry is the one for the servlet I'd
guess
Tomcat
Hi james,
woo hoo! That'll start some fun!
If you want to a system that will run for 10 years
where core parts of it will be enhanced dozens of
times, user interfaces re-vamped written on new
platforms etc... then your company/client will benefit
from all these disciplines.
More money is spent
I'm sure you can only pass args in scripting code
% String bankst = customerResults.getBanks(bankCode)
%
bean:write name=banks /
I curious why you can't add a method to your action
class that makes this unnecessary in the jsp?
Keith.
--- Strichartz, Beth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If you use the struts option tag it will get the
selected value from the formbean when the page is
displayed (reverse of the way it sets the selected
value when the form is submitted).
Then you have full control!
Keith.
--- Tom Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a jsp using the
Hi William - just quick suggestions
1 - search for files called *.xml look in them.
2 - or scan all files for HttpServletRequest
That ought to find them.
Just maybe the servlet spec specifies where this info
is stored?
Keith.
--- William Shulman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Assume one is using a
are you saying your jsp is getting null pointer excp
in setAttribute() in the bean:define tag?
does this work?
bean:write name=editRegForm property=postDate /
Keith. (not much use I suspect - try my best!).
--- Siggelkow, Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Specifically, I am trying to use the
I Hope I have this right!
The form bean is lost, struts doesn't add it to the
request before running browse.jsp is run.
So - make browse map to /browse.do so browseAction
will be called can get your object.
I see you are adding that object to the formbean - I
prefer to add things like this to
From the stack trace of your error I see a struts
class in there. I'd guess it assumes the session
exists. Struts stores the users locale there - It
seems odd that you would want to invalidate the
session here.
Keith.
--- Nicolas_Parisé [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Rakesh,
Here a piece of
Hi Tuomo,
I've had a quick look - seems good. I only do struts
part time so I can't really keep up with you, which is
a shame.
I'll try to use your code - if you'd like to post it
here or mail latest version(s).
Someone is working on a workflow component for struts,
which I think is the same job
In Struts a request is forwarded to another jsp -
those parameters are part of the 'request'. In the
case where the 1st jsp exams the request routes it
to an appropriate action to handle it you might want
struts to work as it does now.
It's common to have code in your action class that
detects
Here it is - this is my way - a design pattern copied
from non-strus programs.
==
in your jsp
html:hidden property=formName
value=Form-EditUser/
===
in your action class
EditUserForm thisForm = (EditUserForm) form;
String formName =
Frédéric,
I think you need these 2 lines in your
ApplicationResources.properties file. (obviously the
html can be different (maybe just nbsp;)
errors.header=font color=red size=+1ul
errors.footer=/ul/font
Struts assumes you will always have them (it should
default to a null string if you don't
did u get an answer - in case you didn't. Does this
line
bean:write name=AttributesForm property=app/
put outside the select tag work?
If so try using single quotes surrounding it.
value='bean:write name=AttributesForm
property=app/'
The message seems to be saying there is no attribute
name
Hi Fehmi.
I think you should do things like this in your Action
class rather than the Form bean - which should
strictly be used for data that goes from forms to
Action class vice versa.
This is part of your business logic (or maybe of DB
integrity checking) - so if your system is large(ish)
Lachlan, I hope this helps - a bit long I know.
Below is what I have used. It shows multiple buttons
how to have data associated with the buttons. I hope
this can be understood! I've seen other similar
examples in archive butnot with the passing of data
with the button, th way i do
I agree with Ryan. An old rule from way back:-
Pass Keys Round Not Data
It's simpler to only keep keys across user
interactions (either stored on the form or in the
session). Otherwise you have 3 versions of data
1 - what's on the database.
2 - what you've saved in the session (or on the form)
wrong. It would simplify my
life a lot :)
tomK
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: donderdag 13 december 2001 10:41
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: How do you pass a data object for
editing?
I agree with Ryan. An old
Sorry - this is a bit of a long example. It's my
attempt to implement some chaining logic using a
generic chainToPage class.
Seems rather long winded to me - but it sure works
doesn't do anything sneaky involving struts.
In this example the linkList page forwards to
linkMaint tells linkMaint
Tuomo,
Not totally finalised but at the moment I do it a bit
like the example below.
If you searched the archives for 'logon page' there
are ways you can forward to the logon page have it
return to the page that started it, which is the same
thing. These example are probably better than mine!
--- Keith Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tuomo,
Not totally finalised but at the moment I do it a
bit
like the example below.
If you searched the archives for 'logon page' there
are ways you can forward to the logon page have it
return to the page that started it, which is the
same
attributes as
hidden form fields
and pass them
on like that.. But I wasn't sure if it's a good idea
to pass them on as
hidden fields..
/tuomo
Keith Bacon wrote:
--- Keith Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tuomo,
Not totally finalised but at the moment I do it a
bit
like the example below
Hi John,
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/resources.html
has loads of info!
find 'mail archive' specifically for that.
Not experienced enough to answer your actual question.
I'd suggest look at Tiles in the archive.
hope this helps.
Keith.
--- Collard, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Rob,
Hope this helps - it's from a 'working' system. Ask
for more explanations - or better still beat your way
thru the struts docs. No escaping it takes time to get
your head around this stuff - but it's brill once you
get the hang of it!
Keith.
PS - My code hasnon-standard msg logging the text
Hi.
I prefer to store beans in request rather than form
bean.
Action class fetches data from business logic places
it in request for jsp to access.
This is a simpler structure, only go via the form bean
when necessary.
When using options type tags the collection is in the
request the get/set
for
taking the time to put
this together,
Rob
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bacon
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 7:34 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Design question - option lists
populated from db
Rob,
Hope this helps - it's from
John,
Looks to me that what you have coded will do what you
want. Have you tried this found it doesn't work?
Keith
--- John Regan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can someone answer this please, i'm stuck. thank
you
-Original Message-
From: John Regan
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld
prefix=logic %
Have you got the taglib defined as above?
Keith.
--- Mâris Orbidâns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These lines between logic:present tags always are
printed regardless
of name I use in logic:present tag. I had
specified scope=request
but
Alex,
I haven't got the docs to hand but I think
request.getSession();
creates a session if there isn't one - ie. can never
return null. Also I think struts might be creating the
session before calling your perform method.
Maybe you want to test for some object that your
application puts in the
Edward,
Bravo! The fewer facilities you use on the client the
fewer problems you'll have.
But for systems with huge numbers of users the more
work you can off-load to the client the lower your
server workload, so it's always going to be trade-off.
Keith.
--- Edward Q. Bridges [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi gurus!
I use helper methods that log a warning when a null is
returned - makes it easy to track down errors.
Q1 - Is this good practice? I suspect I'm replicating
logging that struts already has.
Q2 - Are there problems with such methods being
static(will they be a bottleneck)?
Frank - your
-- http://www.husted.com/struts/
Keith Bacon wrote:
Edward,
Bravo! The fewer facilities you use on the client
the
fewer problems you'll have.
But for systems with huge numbers of users the
more
work you can off-load to the client the lower your
server workload, so it's always
My way may be no better!
I have a hidden variable called formName on every
form, set to a literal value. I code the same name in
that forms action class.
Then at top of the perform method in the action class,
if the 2 values are equal I know I was started from my
form being submitted so I
The form is 'submitted' to you action class.
In your perform method you get the values out of the
form bean (passed into the perform method) add them
to you vector (or to them to an object representing 1
row that you add to your vector)
Keith.
--- Alex Colic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
in applicationResources.properties you have
errors.detail={0}
when adding the error you have
ActionError(error.detail,e.getCauseMessage()));
is it just a simple spelling mistake?
error.detail/errors.detail
Keith.
--- Strichartz, Beth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am getting desperate on what
you could have a message like
'application.resources.changed=application resources
change 20 Nov 01 10:30'
display it on some page - manually changing that
message when updating app resources(yuk!).
I have no time to do it but I'd like to create a file
object on the app resources file call
Simon,
A wild shot but best I can suggest
When I've recompiled classes, instead of the new class
loading automatically I start getting struts messages
(things not found). Restarting Tomcat fixes them - but
I'm sure you've tried that a million times.
Please - experts hear this persons plea - I
Frank,
I agree very much! Error messages that have a unique
cause point you towards the solution are much better
than things like
'can't find x in scope null'.
It takes time to add this stuff to code. An
alternative is for us users to set up a faq list or a
common errors suggested solutions
logic:iterate id=messagestag name=Messages property=messages
means struts will look for an object called Messages call
getMessages() on it.
maybe you mean
logic:iterate id=messagestag name=messages property=messages
Keith.
--- Shri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
logic:iterate id=messagestag
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