Thanks for your guidance.
You are right , we are in the case where user will come back from search
page.
I will try as you suggested and give feedback.
Regards
Shoaib
I guess the first thing to consider is what you mean by come back to
the
previous page.
Do you just mean have the user
I guess the first thing to consider is what you mean by come back to the
previous page.
Do you just mean have the user redirected back to that url when they have
finished playing with the search? or is it more complex. For example the
previous page is a form, and they are halfway through filling
This is where I started:
Read Struts In Action (Published by Manning) book.
http://www.manning.com/husted/index.html
Resources:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/
http://jakarta.apache.org/index.html
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I believe you forgot the class part of your items:
should be
definition name=asset.detail.tabs.body path=/jsp/tabsLayout.jsp
put name=selectedIndex
I believe you forgot the class part of your items:
should be
definition name=asset.detail.tabs.body path=/jsp/tabsLayout.jsp
put name=selectedIndex value=0/
put name=parameterName value=selected/
putList name=tabList
item value=Search Asset
I am not sure what is involved in this project?
Are you translating the Struts Documentation to different languages?
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I use iPlanet 6.0 without any problems. According to Struts User Guide,
iPlanet 4.1 doesn't support webapps and WAR file deployment.
Check this link.
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/installation-ip.html
Thanks,
Manju
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P.S. If anyone has the 11/7 release of Struts-EL, I'd love it if they could
send it to me.
http://www.maz.org/struts/
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Date: Fri, 6 Dec
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Date: Fri, 6 Dec
of cvs appropriate for
your platform.
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I guess I need a CVS lesson. Does
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Wendy -
One approach I've used is:
- Create (as it looks like you have) your form bean (that you refer
to as the ActionForm extention)
so you can set/get the properties using a collection. (eg,
setDropdownValues(Collection values), etc.)
- In your Action class, have
Initializing the data:
One solution would be to implement javax.servlet.ServletContextListener
interface and define it in your web.xml. This is a type of bootstrap class
for web applications. When it is invoked populate all of your static data
and place it in the ServletContext where it is
is useless but it's just another way of looking at
things.
Dave
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Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2002 21:26:09 -0400
Initializing
On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, Chandra Sekharan Bhaskaran wrote:
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 17:55:51 +0530
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How to use
I've been using the session taglib
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/session-doc/intro.html
which would end up looking something like...
session:existsAttribute name=KEY value=true
session:equalsAttribute name=KEY matchTrue value=true
// Some HTML goes here.
logic:equal name=KEY scope=session value=True
/logic:equal
not tested - done my best..watch the capitalisation!
K.
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I've been using the session taglib
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/session-doc/intro.html
which would end up looking
Hi Tony,
Sounds like you may have to do a bit more reading. Just to get you started.
A web application is the code that you will write and deploy on jetty. I
have not used jetty so I can't give specifics. But somewhere under the jetty
install you will find a deployment directory. This is where
Hi,
to get some form-data to the server the links on top need to be form-buttons
(if you do nat want to use javascript).
In this case you would have one action per jsp-page. In that action you can
process the the desired action ((say, for example, authorize the user, save...)
and then use the
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I need some serious help.
I am a novice Java and Struts developer.
I am trying to develope a prototype that will work with backend EJBS..
taken those 3
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From: Peter Pilgrim/DMGIT/DMG UK/DeuBa@DMG UK on 25/09/2001 10:49
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With the delegation model approach, if I understand
eat more
memory and processor than creating a value object.
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Yes he value object approach would work if you re
That's bad. You should have any data-loading in the form. It should be in
the action.
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Peter,
I understand
I usually use a standard javabean as a proxy into my ejbs. This approach
allows you to modify the EJB layer without modifying your action/actionform
classes. If you ever decided you didn't want the EJBs you could modify the
javabean to use JDBC instead. I use my Action classes to process the
1) No, but it will work. Look at previous posts on how to properly
implement.
2) Your form should have get and set methods?
3) Collection
4) None that I am aware of.
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I need some serious help.
I am a novice Java and Struts developer.
I am trying to develope a prototype that will work with backend EJBS..
taken those 3 into account, I think you really do need serious help. Not
being funny, but usually people either working with other experienced
developers
Thanks,
My from has sets and gets.
I will try to look for previous posted messages..
Beth.
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1) No, but it will work
Not
sure if it's just a typo in the email but where's the tag terminator
(/) ?
e.g.
bean:message key="workOrder.Market" /
Thane
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Hi Ranjit,
I didn't follow what you said about including the bean:message tag
directly (do you mean instantiating it from a scriptlet?) but usually
when tags come through
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Hi Ranjit,
I didn't follow what you said about including the bean:message tag
directly (do you mean instantiating it from a scriptlet?) but usually
when tags
This makes much more sense now. However, I was looking at the Javadoc, and it appears
PropertyUtils.copyProperties is deprecated. Is there other functionality somewhere to
use to copy the properties from the form (where properties are all strings) to the
data bean (where properties might be
On Thu, 14 Jun 2001, Ryan Cornia wrote:
This makes much more sense now. However, I was looking at the Javadoc,
and it appears PropertyUtils.copyProperties is deprecated. Is there
other functionality somewhere to use to copy the properties from the
form (where properties are all strings) to
On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Ryan Cornia wrote:
In the struts-example, there is an OrganizationForm, and an
Organization bean. They have identical fields and getters and setters.
Why is the logic duplicated in both places? Couldn't OrganizationForm
extend Organization, or have a organization bean
Title: RE: Help on struts on Unix.
Thanks, that is the problem.
I kill the process which is running on background.
However when I use shutdown.sh, it does not shutdown the process.
I will post if I find out what is going on.
--Michael
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From: shunhui zhu
It seems you have another copy of Tomcat running, you
may want to type ps to see the processes, and kill
the old one. Or type shutdown.sh to shutdown the old
Tomcat.
Shunhui
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On Unix, when I started tomcat by typing startup.sh,
I got following
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