Hi Guys,
Just been zooming round the source and have
aquestion. In the property utils we cahce the property descriptors, but
then unfortunately we do a linear search (of strings!) through these returned
values to find the correct Method to call.
Instead of going through all that malarky,
Hi Sean,
we've done this here, targetting various platforms.
what we had to do was:
build template action that automatically checks for browser and sets a
session bean with the type
wraps the mapping up an a class called MapperEx which when somebody does a
findForward, stick the platforms
Hi Don,
I'd be very interested to see this - we currently
use a bunch of custom icons for displaying this inside DW... clunky but it
works...
Cheers
Ned
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From:
Karen
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 1:01
PM
Subject:
is this anything to do with the netscape resize bug workaround? Earlier
versions of netscape could have problems when resizing the windows, so
people coded pages to to a reload after a resize. Apps like dreamweaver can
add this javascript to your page automatically.
Regards
Ned
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Hi guys,
I have a problem with relative urls. If I have an entry like
actionpath="/showDetails" type=""
forward name="success" path="/details/show.jsp" /
/action
and then /details/show.jsp starts to use relative paths, then things like
images do not get found, because the browser
Hi guys,
Just wondering about the situation that arises when an Action class is
changed in a running struts environment.
I was under the impression that a single instance of an action class is
created and run inside multiple threads, yet if I recompile the class and
re-run the action then
Hey Cameron,
One thing your code is missing is a call to put the
"impl" variable into a place the jsp can see it, like :
request.setAttribute("loadImpl",impl);
if you did just that, your jsp tag would look
like:
logic:iterate id="impl" name="loadImpl"
The way you have your tag at the
Hi Hal, thanks for your mail
Yep that would be one solution if the population if the bean required on the
form page was 'static', but in the case I was referring too it needed the
item id to look up. I would imagine that it might be done by sending
actionforms with the id in backwards and
Of course, it is not easy
from
the first time.
I am sorry, I do not know how resolve your problem, but try to insert a
package
log4j from jakarta to print out all values / attributes to see where you
loose
them.
I wish you the best, as for us too. Please, do not panic.
Maya
Ned Seagoon wrote:
Hi Mark, thanks for the reply
If I understand your problem correctly, then I don't think you have missed
anything. I would be interested to know how you would solve the problem in
a
non-struts environment. Unless your item details object is in session
scope,
then it will not survive across
Ned Seagoon wrote:
I reckon the way to approach this is to modify ActionForm handling. I
would
add a field to this which holds the HttpServletRequest which gets set
when
the form is created/retrieved in ActionServlet.processActionForm.
From: "Craig R. McClanahan" [EMAIL
Hi Guys,
I wonder if you could help me out a little please? I am in the middle of
developing a proof of concept app with struts. If this comes off the company
could migrate away from a proprietary framework to struts, which I am in
favour of.
I seem to have confused myself over an issue
Hi Tom,
I'm using VAJ 3.5.2 with Tomcat 3.2.1 with no problems at all. Here is my
setup:
Get rid of any IBM WTE stuff
Import the servlet.jar from tomcat into it's own project
Import all the struts source and resources into its own project
Create a class in a package in another project called
be it, but I'd
rather hope they were handled somewhere. Worst case scenario is that we
don't use struts at all.
Regards
Ned
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From: "Ned Seagoon" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 11:47 AM
Subject: help! confused over forms
Hi all, wonder if you can help with ideas of how I can achieve this:
I need to include two portions of html on every page - a tree structure
which references layers that are included at another section of the page.
Both of these sections will contain a lot of iteration and bean accesses and
Ignore me! This is not a webserver problem. The stylesheets I was given had
underscores in their class names - that's what was screwing IE4, but it
appeared fine in IE5
sorry everyone
Ned
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Hi all,
Here is the latest incarnation of my formatted output tag and supporting
classes. Source code, javadocs and tld files are included. BTW, Ive started
packaging everything I consider as an extension to Struts under the same
package names, but starting with org.apache2.xx.
Comments
Hi Guys, hope you all had a good xmas...
I tried to start up struts-29/11/00 with tomcat 3.1 (inside VAJ 3.5p2) today
and had the following errors. Anybody got any ideas? BTW, it worked ok last
week!
I also checked all the .xml files and they don't seem to have any structural
errors in
From: "Ted Husted" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anybody got any ideas?
Update to Tomcat 3.2.x if you can. Tomcat 3.1 is, well, "deprecated".
Yeah, I tried 3.2 but couldn't get it working, so went back to 3.1 to
continue developing. Like I said, it was working correctly, now it suddenly
breaks.
I
Yep, this should be done somehow. There are obviously a bunch of us writing
extra functionality for struts which would probably be useful to others, but
is not appearing in the struts source.
I suggest we have some kind of per person logon, and that person can control
only the files they
Here, as promised is my FreeMap (was AccumulatorMap). Reads don't require
any syncronization and thus run nice and fast...
Comments people?
Regards
And a merry xmas if I don't speak to you before...
Ned
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Here, as promised is my FreeMap (was AccumulatorMap). Reads don't require
any syncronization and thus run nice and fast...
Comments people?
Regards
And a merry xmas if I don't speak to you before...
Ned
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From: Matthew Strayer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The situation you describe does not cause deadlock because the wait()
call in thread
2 releases the synchronized lock.
Ahh - didn't realise that! It's not been in any docs I've read before. Now,
i've found it buried now in 4 lines of page 184 of
Thanks for that, Oleg, now here's my take on this.
I have created another tag called WriteNumberTag which contains lots of code
stolen from WriteTag and MessageTag, and contains a mix of parameters from
the pair of them.
Usage is like WriteTag, except that you *must* supply a property
From: Pierre Métras [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have a look at the new ActionError and ActionErrors classes in version 1.0.
Though there's not yet an accompanying tag to display specific errors, they
do what you've described:
Cheers, I'll have a look at that
I've not tried it, but when the
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