pls could you tell me what files has to be in which folder..
thanx
ravi
its not so important where you keep the ApplicationResources.properties
file, and afaik its not even important what you name it, as long as its
properly defined in your web-inf/struts-config.xml file
message-resources
pls help me in fixing this problem.. i am stuck badly
rs
logic:notPresent name=org.apache.struts.action.MESSAGE
scope=application
font color=red
ERROR: Application resources not loaded -- check servlet container
logs for error messages.
/font
/logic:notPresent
do you have that
You might want to set that in your Action via
form.setYield(newCalculatedYield) or if your using dyna forms then
form.set(yield, newCalculatedYield)
Can I use bean:write tag to display this attribute * 100 ?
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The parameter command MUST BE in the ActionForm, not in the request.
Regards,
Miguel
urm, is that a best practice tip or hard and fast rule?
cos if he chooses to have the Action set the requestAttribute(command)
then it doesn't need to be set in the ActionForm, either way the action
sets it.
But
If am creating an instance of my ActionForm in my ActionClass,
what happens if there already exists an instance of the ActionForm I am
creating ?
marcus
isn't your ActionClass passed an instance of the ActionForm in the
execute method?
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If 2 of my jsp's have the same property, eg idNumber, and firstJSP
forwards to firstAction.do, secondJSP displays this idNumber, but it
should NOT come from the request, its meant to get its values from a VO
which secondJSP's pre-action has set in its scope.
I'm not using jsp:setProperty
Hi
I've been swimming through the docs but may have overlooked this, please
help if you can
I want a jsp to display a result after the Action is done , but I don't
want to use set/getAttribute().
Is there another solution or is setAttribute the only way to pass the
data to the jsp?
Thanks in
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