RE: Pool problem

check to see if you have the property of the datasource/connection autocommit=true; or you shoudl call after each update connection.commit() G. -Original Message- From: Inés Pederiva [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2001 1:36 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Pool

jsp:include problem

Sorry, this is not struts at all, but i trust this list :)... I do a jsp:include and on JRun with IIS 5.0 on windows2000 it displays correctly. On JRun with iPlanet on winnt, the included JSP displays at the top of the page before any other content is displayed. I think I have seen this before,

RE: Using ApplicationResources.properties for submit button

it would be html:submit property=udmButton bean:message key=button.update/ /html:submit G. -Original Message- From: Bernhard J. Hirschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 6:27 PM To: Struts-User Subject: Using ApplicationResources.properties for

Problem: Tomcat 4.0 b7

Hi. I haven't found this described anywhere in the list archives, so I decided to ask here I instaled tomcat 4.0-b7 on windows 2000 SP2 I added this to server.xml Context path=/my-app docBase=my-web / and in the log file it produces the folllowing error: javax.servlet.ServletException: Class

dual server error

Hi I've got the following setup: the web server IPlanet 4 runs on a machine called web the aplications server Jrun 3.1 runs on a machine called app when I displaj show.jsp with the URL http://web/show.jsp it displays the JSP but all html:links are displayed as http://app/list.jsp and the

html:select

Hi I am trying to display a select, which will be for informational purposes only, and thus is not connected to the form I am currently displaying. It fills in the options correctly, but the select itself demands to have property='something'. When I write it, it tries to look it up against the

RE: Using the iterate tag

isn't there a bean:size tag, which is designed for this? G. -Original Message- From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 5:15 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Using the iterate tag Personally, I would wrap the ArrayList in a bean and expose

RE: I have menu.jsp

I would suggest you use an empty href (href="") and put the URL forwarding in client-side JavaScript, like onclick="javascript:window.location='menu9.jsp?msisdn='+document.ofrms[0].ms isdn.value;" the other, unnecessary heavy solution would be to submit this menu to a Struts action, which

RE: ApplicationResources.properties

this file must be in the classes directory, and it behaves like a regular java file, that is, you need to put in the respective directory of your project, for example com.mycompany.myproject.resources. And then write the same name in the web.xml G. -Original Message- From: Stefan Faist

RE: Workflow question

Use many forwards in your action definition in struts-config, like actionpath=/step3 type=xxx.xxx.xxx.step3Action forward name=success path=/step4 / forward name=failure path=/step3 / forward name=skip path=/step10 / forward

html:file question

Hi I am trying the following code: html:file name=scheme property=fileForm accept=.css bean:message key=button.browse/ /html:file and there are two problems with it. 1. the accepts key doesn't work 2. the label of the Browse... button doesn't change. I have the key in my

RE: How to catch the Session Time Out event ??

In order to see if the client has a valid session, you will need to save some data in the session, and in the beginning of each page check for this data, for example the session key, or the user name. If the check returns null then there is no session, and the user has to start over. We usually

RE: Logic Tags

You should check with logic:present name=success scope=request the parameter checks only for parameters set in the URL or by form fields G. -Original Message- From: Mike Bungay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 6:17 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE:

RE: Really need you to get me out of a jam!!!!

check to see if you have the file application.resources in your classpath, or where the web server expects it to be Ganeff -Original Message- From: Rakesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 3:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Really need

HashMaps

Hi I am new to the list, and intermediate in Struts, and still haven't found how to use HashMaps with Struts tags. They are really handy, and save a lot of iterates. Anyone has an idea? Thanx Ganeff