I am using the html java script tag in two parts, but some of it
seems more cumbersome then it needs to be.
I have a validation.jsp file that contains:
html:javascript dynamicJavascript=false staticJavaScript=true/
it sole purpose is to provide the java script functions that are
constant for
I am in the middle of the process of defining the data access layer to
be used for a new Struts-based application, for which we already use
Scaffold's ProcessBeans.
We decided not to go with Hibernate as a persistence layer (to my
disappointment) and to choose Scaffold Access/StorageBean
I have submitted a patch to Bugzilla
(http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=21433) for this issue.
Is there anyone interested in it?
Thanks,
Umberto
Umberto Nicoletti wrote:
I am in the middle of the process of defining the data access layer to
be used for a new Struts-based
] StorageBeanBase feature request
I have submitted a patch to Bugzilla
(http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=21433) for
this issue.
Is there anyone interested in it?
Thanks,
Umberto
Umberto Nicoletti wrote:
I am in the middle of the process of defining the data
access layer
I'm not using the SQL parts of Scaffold in new development. For new
development, I'm now using Hiberate.
I'm away next week, but later this month, I'll apply some outstanding
patches to Scaffold, and look at providing a direct alternative to the
SQL package using either Commons SQL/Dynabeans,
Thanks Ted,
I already generated an in-house version of Scaffold with my patch, but
got into another trouble.
I got my StorageBeanBase working, but get ResourceExcptions when
executing findCollection(), which in turns call getCollection.
What I see is that the prepared statement is closed before
Umberto Nicoletti wrote:
So when ResultSetUtils call getMetaData() the resultSet throws
SQLException: connection closed.
Yes, that's one of the patches I need to apply. The JDBC driver I was
using is buggy and allowed it to be closed early than the specification
permits.
-Ted.
I would also like to see a New item on the File menu!
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Steven Valin
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Subject: Re: (architectural issue/feature request) JavaBeans in
Struts aren't flexible enough
I have been pondering this very issue myself recently. For
example, I would like to be able to display the results of a
query in an HTML table. I don't want to have
dynamic JavaBeans would come in
handy, and I hope it is officially addressed.
Stephen Schaub
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From: Iraklis Kourtidis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 12:27 PM
Subject: (architectural issue/feature request) JavaBeans in
Struts aren't flexible enough
Hi all
your own experimenting.
I hope this helps
Jason
-Original Message-
From: Brugge, John
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Sent: 04/26/2001 10:29 AM
Subject: RE: (architectural issue/feature request) JavaBeans in Struts are
n't flexible enough
How you feel about type safety and having a/the compiler
Hi all,
I was wondering what your views on the following are:
JavaBeans seem to only allow fixed properties (say foo and bar), and the
tags that operate on them (e.g. bean:write) essentially call getters
getFoo() and getBar(). However, this means that any time we're in the
action class and we
I agree 100%. We do the same thing. Most of our
DBAccessor classes fill a HashMap from the DB
tables and we use bean.getProperty(name) to access
them.
This means we do not need to do maitenance on the
classes to add new properties. Just add it to the
database and use it in the JSP.
This
Have u thought of using XML for passing generic data around. A Tag using
XPath can be used to access the data from this generic XML document.
--- Iraklis Kourtidis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering what your views on the following are:
JavaBeans seem to only allow fixed
, then
different
groups would not need to implement the same idea in a non-standard way...
Just a thought.
Iraklis
-Original Message-
From: Rajan Gupta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 2:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: (architectural issue/feature request
hi all.
i wonder who can help me resolve this problem.
i am making a program based on struts.
there are some circumstances that serval pages invoke one same
action. and if some errors occured i want to show these errors in
the previous page, but i cannot judge where the page is, cuz,
there are
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Subject: Re: Feature request
hi all.
i wonder who can help me resolve this problem.
i am making a program based on struts.
there are some circumstances that serval pages invoke one same
action. and if some errors occured i want to show these errors in
the previous page, but i cannot
On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Nanduri, Amarnath wrote:
One thing you can do is use a meta tag which contains the name of the jsp
page. When you submit to the same action, and when you want to show errors
to the input page, get this value out of the meta tag and forward to that
page.
I would
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, James Howe wrote:
I'm using the bean:write tag to add parameters to a dynamically generated
URL used by some javascript on my JSP page. The problem with bean:write
is that it doesn't URL encode the result. In general, this is probably a
good thing. However, there
I'm using the bean:write tag to add parameters to a dynamically generated
URL used by some javascript on my JSP page. The problem with bean:write
is that it doesn't URL encode the result. In general, this is probably a
good thing. However, there are times when it would be nice to have the
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