Hello,
I know this could be a dumb question, but how do access the objects stored in the
ServletContext object using bean:write
a quick answer would help!!
bean:write name=foo property=bar scope=application/
Application scope, aka global, aka servlet context
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From: Rajat Pandit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: scope question
Hello,
I know this could
tiles:useAttribute has the classname
attribute which could make the list accessible, but tiles:put can only put Strings.
So, the short question is, if tiles:useAttribute can export an object of any
class to another scope, how do you put objects in to tile scope other than Strings?
Rick DeBay
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One thing I found out that the reset method was getting called everytime if
there is no error return from validation. This could cause the form to be
reset
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Subject: RE: Problem with loss form (session scope)
I am sorry. I only have 1 action map to this form. So, I guess the name
doesn't matter in this case. Basically, what
Perhaps your form implements reset()?
Rick DeBay
On Fri, 27 Feb 2004 05:06 , Niall Pemberton [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Without seeing your jsp/struts-config.xml/action its a bit of a guessing
game.
I'm a bit confused by you saying ...at this point, I set up this form bean
as session scope. To me
AM
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Subject: RE: Problem with loss form (session scope)
Hmm. That does sound rather odd! Like you say, should not be like that. :-(
Only thing I can thing of here is: Is it the same session? (grasping at
straws now!) Try println/logging the sessionId from the action and see if
its
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Niall
Any opinions on read and writing to flat files to avoid
additional ram
use? Or you reckon that the reading and writing
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My application has an Asset search form. The user can enter many criteria
to
search on.
Most of these criteria themselves are looked up
instead of
developer
time...
Paul
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Niall
Any opinions on read and writing to flat files to avoid
additional ram
Anyone has experience lost of form that are scoped in session? Thanks
-Betty
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detail. So I wrote the link to do a form post it back to the caller action.
In that case, I can collect some information, at this point, I set up this
form bean as session scope. But everytime the post happened, it seems like
the form content got wiped out.
-Betty
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friday
Yeh. I like had one, and like I went out to lunch, and it was like a long
lunch, and like when I came back my form was like you know totally like
gone. In fact like, I couldnt even
Without seeing your jsp/struts-config.xml/action its a bit of a guessing
game.
I'm a bit confused by you saying ...at this point, I set up this form bean
as session scope. To me this implies your getting a form not in session
scope (i.e. request) and saving it yourself in session scope
could be a bit more specific about the problem you encountered?
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Anyone has experience lost of form
help converting from session to request scope
Niall
Any opinions on read and writing to flat files to avoid
additional ram
use? Or you reckon that the reading and writing would consume similar
amounts of ram? I'll get around to trying it when i get a moment.
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Niall
Any opinions on read and writing to flat files to avoid
additional ram
use? Or you reckon that the reading and writing would consume similar
amounts of ram? I'll get around
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Niall
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amounts
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My application has an Asset search form. The user can enter many
criteria
to
search on.
Most of these criteria themselves are looked up from the database
(e.g the
Person
I don't think it's a timeout issue. I lost the form right after I posted a
page.
-Betty
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From: Niall Pemberton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 8:34 PM
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Subject: Re: Problem with loss form (session scope)
Thats
In struts config's action definition, I set up the action to use a form in
session scope. What I found out was, somehow the form constructor get
called the 2nd time the action get called. To my understanding, if you set
up the form in session, the form will only get created once. Any idea
What attribute did you set the form to be stored under?
If none will default to form name. You are storing under same attribute key
yes?
Both actions mapping also defined the scope to be session?
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I specify my own name in the struts config. In my action, I just grabbed
the action form from the execute method. And I am assumming struts fw get
that from session for me in this case, rather than creating a new one for
this request since my form is in session scope. Is this right assumption
Ah, but you didnt actually answer my question.
Is it the same name for the form in both actions mappings, and do both these
action mappings specify the scope to be session?
My suspicion is that the problem is that struts is trying to find the form
under a different key in the second action
I am planning to do next, download the source code and
stepped through it.
-Betty
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From: Andrew Hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 11:18 PM
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Subject: RE: Problem with loss form (session scope)
Ah, but you didnt actually answer my
You don't neccessarily have to worry that much about storing things in
session. Once the session is terminated (either through logout, or via the
timeout of your container) the garbage collector will do that for you.
In my application all form beans are session scope. My users only use one
form
logout, or via
the
timeout of your container) the garbage collector will do that for you.
In my application all form beans are session scope. My users only use
one
form at a time, so when they start using a new form I read through the
session and get rid of any other 'old' form beans
+1
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Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 11:36 AM
Subject: Re: need help converting from session to request scope
I have to say I'm changing sides in this debate. The only 'need' i see
, Paul McCulloch wrote:
You don't neccessarily have to worry that much about storing things in
session. Once the session is terminated (either through logout, or
via the
timeout of your container) the garbage collector will do that for you.
In my application all form beans are session scope. My users
in request scope as the nested bean won't exist and nothing
tells the form that the get(name) being called is trying to retrieve a bean
to do a set(name, value) on one of its properties.
I don't have that scenario, so its not an issue I've had to addresss - but
off the top of my head I don't think
on my search
form. The view element displays details about that Person on the search form
until the search form is cleared.
Many requests will be made to find the criteria before the Asset search
itself is performed.
To do this using a request scope form would require that I transfer all
I agree that manually hiding the values in hidden form elements is
dirty, I'd still store values that are required beyond a request in the
session (until i find a clean alternative or I run out of memory).
But thats not the same as all form beans are session scope.
My change of sides was more
Hi Gang,
I've been doing things badly... putting everything in session scope. The
good news is that everything works beautifully :) But now that I've got
100+ actions I've decided to go put stuff into request scope. The bad news
is that everything grinds to a halt.
Here's an example of where
Firstly I'd ask what is wrong with using session scope - has load testing
your applcation shown that session scope is too memory intensive?
It looks like the 'years' list was stored in the form bean. You will need to
recreate all of your lists etc (e.g. years) in every action if you are going
(mapping.getScope()). The
mapping object you have at this point is for ActionA, but the form's scope is
defined in ActionB, so mapping.getScope() doesn't give you the scope of the
form you're after. That's why it's not working as you expected.
- Hubert
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Oh
type=ActionA
forward name=showForm path=.formATile
/action
action path=/submitForm
type=ActionB
name=formA
input=.formATile/
To use request scope, you can either:
1) Leave your Strings/ArrayLists in session scope
2) Put them in application scope
3) Put them in request scope
all the many objects I'm
putting in the session. I was doing some reading this morning that implied
that the only reason to store form beans in the session is if I was doing
multi-paged forms. I am not doing that in many places, so I would rather
narrow the scope and not worry about taking up too
off the phone for an hour! The joy of telecommuting...)
-- And I'm in an office, and it's nearing the end of the day, so we may
have to continue this later...
the action mapping
where I set up the scope=request is the same action mapping that does both
ActionA (showForm) and ActionB
Me again,
I just had some kind of breakthrough... I think.
Because my .jsp form was specifying the name and type of the form, it wasn't picking
up on the scope. If I add scope into the form declaration, I'm ok. Also if I take
the name and type out of form I'm ok (but that was causing
this is why I was told this stuff had
to be in the session... it all makes sense now.
That's where the three options come in. You can leave the drop-down values
in the session, in the application scope, or in the request scope but use
input=/mySetupAction.
Whether the form itself is in session
on this page takes you back to the first page--very simple.
The first page uses an form-bean named entryForm, which has a session scope
and and two parameters, name and address. Similarly, the second page has an
form-bean named displayForm.
Here's my question. While I'm processing the second page
the
submit button on this page takes you back to the first page--very simple.
The first page uses an form-bean named entryForm, which has a session scope
and and two parameters, name and address. Similarly, the second page has an
form-bean named displayForm.
Here's my question. While I'm
thanks Rob.. that was the problem...
A hidden control's value which was set by a attribute was not in the scope
suds
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Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 1:56 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Data truncation
Title: Data truncation in request scope
hi all,
I am passing a lot of data from the action class through the request =
scope
but the data is getting truncated... ie there are 50 elements in the arraylist only 25 are displayed
Is there any limit on the amount of data that can
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Subject: Data truncation in request scope
hi all,
I am passing a lot of data from the action class through the request =
scope
but the data is getting truncated... ie there are 50 elements in the
arraylist only 25
Hi,
I have written in the file struts-config.xml a bean with scope=page. This
bean inherits from ValidatorForm. If I overwrite the request method and I
set
all the attributes of the bean to null then, after having populated the
bean in a form when I use it again in the same page, the values have
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above, sets a bean up in the session before it
is forwarded. The problem is in the jsp if I declare the bean via 'session' scope it
sees the attribute and displays the value properly, but if I declare it as 'request'
scope it doesn't and just prints null. Request scope should work here
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I have the following weird problem.
I start off with a web page, that has a hyperlink, not a submit button.
When the hyperlink is selected the page goes to Tomcat/Struts.
Two actions are executed
I never specified, but adding it doesn't effect anything. Same results, it just
doesn't like the request scope. Other example code does work with request, just not
the one I'm trying to do myself.
James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Does your action-mapping use redirect=true
Sorry, but there could be any number of reasons why your page isn't working.
We'll need more information to help you.
Check out the struts-example.war that ships with the distribution. That
shows the most basic ways to send data to your jsp (in request scope).
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Hello,
I see in the Nightly Build release note that's we can now save the
ActionMessages in the session scope
(http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/release-notes.html).
And my question is to know if it's possible to change the parameter of
validator plug-in to save the ActionMessages
Hello,
I see in the Nightly Build release note that's we can now save the
ActionMessages in the session scope
(http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/release-notes.html).
And my question is to know if it's possible to config the validator
plug-in to save the ActionMessages in the session
Richard
Thanks for you reply. I don't set it to true as you can see below.
This is part of my struts-config.xml
action
path=/providers/Eligibility
type=org.bcbsri.thinui.struts.actions.EligibilityAction
name=EligibilityForm
scope=request
input=/providers
attribute. The body jsp iterates
through the collection and tries to retrieve the properties of the
collection. When I do this with Session scope, it works fine but with
request scope it fails.
Is there any way to make this work with request scope?
Thanks.
Following is the simple set up.
file
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Hi group
I have a quick question for you. I really appreciate your time on this.
We are trying to migrate our existing static JSP project to using
Hello,
I have a session scope ActionForm. I have a need to use the nested tag
library to iterator over some nested beans in the form. However, any use
of a nested:text, nested:write, nested:iterate, etc., will not
output the properties of the ActionForm. This results in a blank HTML
form in my
advantage of the nested tags, you'll have to look at
their specific needs in the documentation, or the tutorials at
http://keyboardmonkey.com/next
All the best.
Arron.
Hello,
I have a session scope ActionForm. I have a need to use the nested
tag library to iterator over some nested
Hi,
I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the application scope.
How can i do this.
Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config) throws
javax.servlet.ServletException ;
public void
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From: EL AKARI Mehdi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin
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Hi,
I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the
application scope
:10 AM
Subject: Re: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin
interface
hi THink you are slightly wrong
syntax for init method is
ublic void init(ActionServlet servlet,
ApplicationConfig applicationConfig) throws
javax.servlet.ServletException {
}
So you can
into the application scope from a plugin
interface
Which interface are you talking about, i'am using
org.apache.struts.action.PlugIn
isn't it the good one ? Actualy it is working for me !
Mehdi
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Mehdi
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Subject: Re: How to put an object into the application scope from a plugin
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Mehdi
i am talking about the same interface
EL AKARI Mehdi wrote:
Hi,
I'm writing a struts plugin, and i need to put an object into the application scope.
How can i do this.
Note that the plugin interface contains the following methods:
public void init(ActionServlet servlet, ModuleConfig config) throws
javax.servlet.ServletException
find bean error in any scope error
Can anybody help me with this?
Thanks In Advance
Ciaran
I'm fairly new to Struts, java and servlets so maybe it's a stupid question
but I have this problem:
Based on the pattern that is used by Steve Raeburn in his struts-examples, I
start my web-application with a prepareAction in which I declare
ArrayList codering= new ArrayList();
labelProperty=label
/html:options
/html:select
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Try:
html:options collection=codering /
In Search.jsp I want to use this code:
html:select property=landCode
html:options name=codering /
/html:selectBR
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I'm fairly new to Struts, java and servlets so maybe it's a stupid
question
but I have this problem:
Based on the pattern that is used
My application has a sequence of pages that submit to a single ActionForm with
session scope. The problem I have is that if the user clicks the Back button any
previous ActionErrors are still displayed, even though the form fields may be
populated with valid values.
Is it possible to specify
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My application has a sequence of pages that submit to a single ActionForm
with
session scope. The problem I have is that if the user clicks the Back button
any
Topley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My application has a sequence of pages that submit to a single ActionForm
with
session scope. The problem I have is that if the user
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Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 12:31 PM
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My application has a sequence of pages that submit to a single ActionForm
with
session scope. The problem I have
Hi
The following
UserContainer user = ( UserContainer )session.
getAttribute(
Constant.USER_KEY );
user.setPassCode( Test );
session.setAttribute( user );
is
scope?
JSP1-- Action1 ---JSP2 (here)--request--Action2
I mean, I want to handle this object (the vector) as I do with the
data of the JSP2's form fields: to send it. Is there any way to do
this?
Thanks again, I hope
to make it available for
the whole app?
If you access database from the Action you can send the Vector to the JSP by
using the request.
It also depends also of the lifecycle of this Vector in your app.
Storing the vector in session scope is not a bad design practice, in turn
this is the session
I would be really happy if anyone answer:
Is it possible to pass an object (i.e. a vector) as an actionForm
field or in any other way from a JSP to an Action,
if the POST is done in request scope?
I would like to do it in the JSP2 of the figure:
JSP1
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Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 18:58:08 +0100
I would be really happy
Thanks, Adolfo!
But I'm a newbie: how could I set sevletContext in a JSP?
If I'd want to set the object to pass in the session scope I'd
write:
%
Vector vect = new Vector(); //for example
session.setAttribute(vector, vect
Hi Jose Manuel,
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Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 20:59:28 +0100
Thanks, Adolfo
Hi,
Heeelp:
I have been struggling for the last 2 days with an issue regarding the /
request / session scope of the form beans defined in action mappings.
(Request scope does not work for me, I have to use session scope...). Can
you please help :
I have the following steps within the code
to put your MtgDayForm back into Request scope or else use
Session scope.
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, so you dont have to
specify it.
HTH,
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Hi,
Heeelp:
I have been struggling
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Hi,
i think you have to set the attribute redirect=false, than a simple forward
is done.
The difference between a redirect and a simple forward is that if you use
redirect a new request is create when you call another resource (jsp
Yeap, the html:base tag is used to solve page forward issues...
Thanks again. (So we need: redirect= false and html:base together) ...
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From: Voinea, Marina
Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 3:34 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Request scope
from the application scope by its name. This is
* a convience method.
*/
protected Object getApplicationObject(String attrName) {
return servlet.getServletContext().getAttribute(attrName);
}
public boolean isLoggedIn( HttpServletRequest request ){
UserContainer container
Hi,
is there any chance to access objects in application scope in my action
classes ?
I have to override the .execute(ActionMapping mapping,ActionForm
form,HttpServletRequest request,HttpServletResponse response) method but
none of these parameters give me access to application scope like
Dear Looser,
Inside the execute, you can set/get application
scope properties using the Action class methods
getServlet() followed by two more commands:
getServlet().getServletContext().getAttribute(String);
OR
getServlet().getServletContext().setAttribute(String, obj);
Regards,
David
Hi David,
getServlet() followed by two more commands:
getServlet().getServletContext().getAttribute(String);
OR
getServlet().getServletContext().setAttribute(String, obj);
Regards,
this was a great help for me thank you.
Hope my name is shown correctly now...
It ended up being one of those late Friday afternoon typos ... I was
storing navXml in application scope and trying to use xmlNav in my
JSP. Ooops!!
Nail, Evan Burke wrote:
Hey Brice,
I would agree I don't think it's finding your bean, as a result its trying to instantiate a Document object
I'm writing a servlet that will do some init jobs and I'd like to be
able to store some objects in application scope so that they are
visible from my JSPs - how best would I go about doing this from a
Servlet? My Servlet class is extending HttpServlet and I'm going to be
implementing the init
Nevermind, I think I have it, thanks.
Ruth, Brice wrote:
I'm writing a servlet that will do some init jobs and I'd like to be
able to store some objects in application scope so that they are
visible from my JSPs - how best would I go about doing this from a
Servlet? My Servlet class
getServletContext.setAttribute(...)
Regards,
Rich
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I'm writing a servlet that will do some init jobs and I'd
);
Wiebe de Jong
http://frontierj.blogspot.com
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Subject: Store object in application scope
I'm writing a servlet that will do some init jobs and I'd like
(I'm not using filters, so its a bit simpler). I save the
org.w3c.dom.Document to application scope, then, within the JSP, I do:
jsp:useBean id=varName class=org.w3c.dom.Document/
I'm getting an exception thrown of type java.lang.InstantiationException
... correct me if I'm wrong, but if its
Hey Brice,
I would agree I don't think it's finding your bean, as a result its trying to
instantiate a Document object, and of course being an interface Document doesn't like
someone trying to instantiate it.
If your object is in the app scope, your should just be able to use it.
You
Hi all,
I'm trying to use struts with frame but the problem I have is that forms
disappear from the request scope when I forward to an jsp containing a
frameset to other actions like this:
!-- jsp containing form submitting to someAction --
action path=/somePage forward=/WEB-INF/pages/some
Its not found in the request scope of the frames because each frame has a
DIFFERENT request. The browser will sent a seperate simultaneous request for
each individual frame.
If using session scope beware of potential concurrency issues as you will
have multiple threads accessing the same form
I had this same problem on the project I am working on. Based on the functionality of
the application, I could not put the form in session scope. I got around this problem
by having each frame call an action that recreated the form bean in request scope and
then forwarded to the frame jsp
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