John,
We had the same problem here - in particular, our clients were
accustomed to some standard packets that were generated in Word and
still wanted them to be Word documents, open them in Word, edit them in
Word, but have the original document generated by our webapp.
Our eventual solution: Ja
I'm a bright new convert to the beautiful world of JSTL,and I'm
struggling over one tricky issue. We're paging over a resultset using
the c:forEach tag and specifying the start and end parameters. I would
like to be able to create a "previous" and "next" button.
Obviously, if we're at the end of
Just to add two more recommendations to Craig's list:
* Have an automated build process that builds from scratch and
runs your tests. Run this process at least once a day (cf. the
nightly build process for Struts and other Jakarta projects.)
This ensures that if someone does "break the buil
LOL!
Please investigate yourself? Do you need to hire a private investigator
to run a background search on yourself? :)
-Peter
On Fri, 2002-12-13 at 12:42, Nelson, Laird wrote:
> Just ran across this error message in an old legacy system (I couldn't make
> this up if I tried):
>
> Unspecifie
ry wrote:
> Response below.
>
> "Peter S. Hamlen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We display lists throughout our Struts application, and depending on the
> screen, the lists need to be sorted differently. Is there a useful
> SortedIterate tag or somesuch out there?
I'm sure other people have encountered this, and I hope someone has a
simple answer somewhere:
We display lists throughout our Struts application, and depending on the
screen, the lists need to be sorted differently. Is there a useful
SortedIterate tag or somesuch out there?
Example:
We often
I'm sure other people have encountered this, and I hope someone has a
simple answer somewhere:
We display lists throughout our Struts application, and depending on the
screen, the lists need to be sorted differently. Is there a useful
SortedIterate tag or somesuch out there?
Example:
We often
Try this url - it uses the tag to good effect:
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/StrutMonkey/monkey-action-v2.do
You can go http://www.keyboardmonkey.com to find out more about how it
works.
-Peter
On Fri, 2002-10-04 at 13:28, Mark Silva wrote:
> you still need to declare your variables in the c
Clearly you're a IAP type
Investigative, Anti-Plagiarist!!!
:)
-Peter
On Fri, 2002-10-04 at 12:38, Brad Rhoads wrote:
> They ripped off Kiersey & Bates and don't even seem to give them credit!
>
> See
> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0960695400/qid=1033749305/sr=8
> -2/ref=sr_8
Search the message list - this got asked just a few days ago. Or google
on "Castor Torque Hibernate"
Here's an interesting letter that might help:
http://www.mail-archive.com/mav-user@lists.sourceforge.net/msg00190.html
Personally, I've been using Torque for two projects now and I think it's
th
What I've done in the past:
Store a variable in the user's session (eg, queryInProgress).
On the "results page", use tags to display the "please wait" content, and otherwise
display the results set.
(Make sure that the bit running the query sets the variable back to
false when it's done, of co
Wendy,
A possible way to do all of this - not necessarily the best, but enough
to get you started.
Assume:
1) Let's assume that the field that takes the name is called
"ContactName" in your form.
2) The button next to "Contact Name" has a value of "NameLookup", and
is a submit button (as oppos
Since you can access specific item in a list through something like
this:
You should be able to do what you want through a scriptlet:
ie
We use this trick all the time ( and I gleaned it from this fabulous
list in the first place.)
-Peter
On Wed, 2002-10-02 at 14:51, Andy Kriger wrote:
> I
Just my two cents:
Use HttpServletRequest:sendError rather than redirecting to a special
page, and have your webserver configuration redirect the user to a
pretty page if that's necessary.
Rationale:
In every website that I've put up, someone somewhere has eventually
wanted to see a count of the
I suppose selling him with "look, so many other people are being
productive with this tool, let's just use it" is out? :)
>From my own experience:
1) Sell him on the fact that you can create (either via DynaForm or
through the magic of Mapped Properties) a generic ActionForm that
behaves just
Yep, we've seen the same behavior a lot. The trick is that there is
SOME error occuring on the page (in our case, it was often non-existent
property references in our JSP tags). You can narrow it down fastest by
looking at your log4j logs (or whatever logging mechanism you're
using.)
Note that
Yesterday, I sent an email to a co-worker on a topic, and added at the
bottom YMMV without bothering to explain the acronym.
This morning (about ten minutes ago), she showed up and asked:
"What does YMMV mean? You Make Me Vomit? "
Anyone else have any choice examples of misunderstood acronyms?
I've had to implement "mail like systems" like this in a variety of
places. If I could just make some suggestions:
1) Notification is usually accomplished as a side-effect of how you
store your messages. For instance, if each message is stored with a
"read-flag", then it's a simple query to fi
It doesn't quite fit the exact bill you're looking for but just to put
in the two cents for another wonderful Jakarta project:
We use Torque (http://jakarta.apache.org/torque) to do our database
access. It supports most major databases (mysql, oracle, postgres, sql
server, etc, etc.). One of th
James,
I'll just mention that we've taken an alternate approach from the others
mentioned on the newsgroup. What we did was the following:
1) Create an interface called "ValidatableAction", with a method called
"validate".
2) Create a "ValidatingForm" (bad name, I know) - within its Validat
Hello, everyone.
We're starting to work with Struts1.1b2 (using Tomcat 4 on Linux). I
have some basic beginner questions about logging with struts. I've
looked on JGuru and the Struts documentation, and even mucked about in
the source code (but only a little...) There are clearly debug message
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