Polish chars in index.jsp are in iso-8859-2 not UTF-8!
Arek
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From: wojtek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 10:19 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: CHARACTER ENCODING !
Here it goes,
thanks for help.
Wojtek
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Hi,
using html:base / and relative paths are OK but not when using templates.
solution that works fine is simple ...
LINK REL=stylesheet HREF=html:rewrite page=/pathToCss /
TYPE=text/css
Feky
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From: Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL
problem is that file is not saved in encoding you have declared. when you
want to use UTF-8 your page must be writen in that encoding. Try to save it
in some editor which supports saving in different encodings (f.e. jEdit).
Feky
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From: wojtek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
encoding of property files don't affect encoding of JSP files.
i write my .properties files in Cp1250. then i convert it using
native2ascii.
all my JSP are Cp1250 (contentType=text/html; charset=windows-1250) and
everything works fine.
problem in this case might be that your JSP is not saved in
How do I cleanly switch off or force struts and the web.xml to validate the
dtds that are on my local machine as opposed to trying to resolve the url
declared in the xml file (which sometimes can be unavailable).
I've commented out the doctype declaration as a stop gap measure but this
isn't an
Ted Husted wrote:
One approach to a wizard is to group the properties into pages, and pass
the page number as a hidden property. The reset and validation methods
can then use the page number to decide which set of properties to
validate.
I'm using this approach, but don't store page
thanks for the clearification of that, I thought had used a DAO to implement
the persistence so that itself was the persistence mechanism
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From: Keith Chew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 11:55 AM
I believe you :-)
But even in that case, the tag should not throw an NPE. IMO, it would be
better then to adapt the tld to make property required.
tomK, loving the Belgian beer ;)
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From: Arron Bates [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: woensdag 23 januari 2002 23:43
Hi
Why is everyone making this so difficult?
!--
@import ./styles/style.css;
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works fine!
David Bolsover
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 24 January 2002 02:48
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Using CSS with struts jsp's
Hi,
I am
How can I have internationalized and configurable selectboxes?
I need selectboxes wich have depending on the uses local different labels
but the values must be the same and it should not be hardcoded somewhere.
Any suggestions are welcome!
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you got two beans (b1, b2) and properties in each of them (b1.p1, b2.p2)
then this should work
bean:define id=p name=b2 property=p2 /
logic:equal name=p1 property=p value=%= p %
...
/logic:equal
Feky
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From: Afshartous, Nick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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FWIW, according to the book professional site programming which I
started to read recently, the recommended design pattern is to do
basic validation in the ActionForm (is a number, is a date), and the
more business-oriented validation in the Action (is a positive smaller
than 10, is a date AD).
BINGO !!!
You are great Daigo!
Wojtek
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From: Daigo Moriwaki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 3:07 AM
Subject: Re[2]: CHARACTER ENCODING !
Hi, wojetk
2002/01/24 Thu AM 05:53
wojtek [EMAIL
Hi Rob,
struts handles this for you in it's usual brilliant style!
in jsp==
html:select name=linkListForm
property=selectedLinkSelectionOption
html:options
Hello Dirk,
You can use a select like this:
html:select property=select value=defaultValue size=1
html:option value=/defaultValuebean:message key=fromApplicationRessource1 /
/html:option
html:option value=/secondValuebean:message key=fromApplicationRessource2
//html:option
html:option
Hi all,
I tend to think that
%@ include file=my_page.jsp % is bad,
%jsp: include page=my_page.jsp % is best.
Any opinions on this?
If you change an included file I assume all the jsp's that access it are recompiled
next time they
are used (or can be manually recompiled). Which could be very
Hi there,
we are working on a Directory Project. Yesterday we made
it online.We are using Novel E-directory as backend and JRun as Web
server running on a linux server.
The real problem is the memory for the Ldap server is getting dumped with ldap requets
.
My
IMHO..
The simple design is to do all validation in your business logic classes none
elsewhere. Easier
to maintain less code. Business logic classes shouldn't make any assumptions that
validation has
already been done in the GUI so anything done in the GUI must still be duplicated in
the
got me past all my confusion was printing out the relevent
classes and writing all sorts of notes all over. Then I
slapped my forehead and said Duh!, and put the code
together this morning.
That's where I've been going wrong - I left out the going Duh step.
Thanks Becky.
My office is full of
The Struts/Commons validator offers a very nice approach in that it lets
you do domain type validations up front. The validations are defined
in an XML file, and the library can then generate both JavaScript and
server-side Java validations from the same source.
This is a helpful precursor to
Hi
Just a quick note
This might be relevant to those of you interested Jakarta Struts and Expresso.
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Actually... for performance, the first one is best. Why?... as when the
main page is compiled, the files included by this method are included as
if they were written in the one file, and then compiled. If a change is
made to the include, it wont be picked up unless the main page is
Hi there,
I just went through this exact same issue. What I ended up doing, is in the
struts-config file I changed the validation to false and then called the
ActionForm.validate() method from my Action class. If the ActionErrors returned from
that method is not empty, then I had to get
You can have a public and a system doctype tag. Though, I've found problems
with this because our production machine is a Solaris server using Iplanet,
and I am developing on a NT box with tomcat. So I'm always doctoring the
tags to make them work on my local box and then undoctoring them
Hi,
I have two war files, on a button press on the A.jsp in the first war file I
want it to forward it to B.jsp in a different war file. Both the war files
are in the same ear file.
I tried giving the path of the B.jsp file in the first war files struts
config, but it try's to find that path in
Struts uses its own DTD resolver and *should* be able
to resolve DTDs with or without a connection to the
internet.
I would not comment out the DOCTYPE declaration in the
config files. If you do not want your config files
validated for some reason you can turn this off by
setting the validating
Hi
I am waiting for the solution for my problem for someone and seems no one is
responding to it.I dunno know why this is happening.I would highly appreciate if
someone could help me solve my problem. here i am stating my problem once again.
I am having an issue with html:link tag of struts.
we have the same problem
so we just turned off the
dtd validation in the web.xml
servlet
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
servlet-classorg.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet/servlet-class
...
!-- set to false to disable dtd validation --
init-param
I'm compiling from source and and the dtd's are in WEB-INF is this the right
place for them?
Also the validating param in the web.xml is already set to false howver we
still had probs...
Thanks
Jin
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From: James Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I've used the following style and it's worked
could probably streamline it a bit with a
custom tag or something:
SCRIPT language=JavaScript
function openWindow()
{
window.open( , CreateNew,
height=500,width=550,resizable=1,scrollbars=1 );
}
/SCRIPT
html:link
Hi there,
I use VAGE for Java 3.5.3 with BEA Weblogic 5.1 as integration kit. I
use struts. (Just for info)
I import all the classes to Unix. And I start weblogic 5.1 server. Could
anyone tell me that when I change any class (Action or anyother) or
ApplicationResources, I export it onto weblogic
Thanks for responding. I dumped the value of those constants, and they're identical on
both platforms.
I've tried one other thing to help determine what's going on. Seeing that the Struts
code in RequestUtils and PropertyUtils sticks raised exceptions in the request
context, I added the
Hi,
You can hot deploy anything you want. However, if you a change something in
struts-config.xml or web.xml file, you have to restart your application
server. By the way, you shouldn't move those classes to the weblogic's
classes directory. Instead, move them to your
Thanks to all.
Dick Starr
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From: Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 7:05 AM
Subject: Re: Should all validation be done in the Action class instead of
the ActionForm class?
The
I realize the struts-config.xml dtd is in the struts.jar
and this seems to work fine on tomcat. But, on iPlanet,
I was unable to get this to work.
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From: James Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 9:47 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
I put the web.xml dtd in WEB-INF\lib and do not specify a system dtd
for the struts-config.xml. Tomcat seems to find this one just fine in
the struts.jar.
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From: Jin Bal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 9:57 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
(sorry if this got posted twice).
Hi,
I'm trying to perform an equal test on two String values
accessed via two beans. So I'd like to do something like:
logic:equal name=b1 property=p1
value=b2/
Yes, the two are equal
/logic:equal
but it seems that only literal
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From: Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 7:16 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Servlet.service() for servlet action threw exception
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.nexgen.signup.SignupForm
Is
Thanks Keith - I probably didn't explain my problem well enough. I am not
having problems with the html:options at all. The problem that I am having
is that when I save an option in the database from my form, I save the
value portion instead of the label portion of the option. The value is
an
You must be using the action as the input page, rather than the JSP.
This is fine, especially if you are populating other fields which need
to be displayed, but are not part of the ActionForms (select boxes, and
so forth).
You may need to set a flag in the ActionForm so that your action knows
Christian Bouessay wrote:
What are the good reasons to store page number in a hidden form?
Is it a design issue?
The Struts/Commons Validator lets you assign a page number to the
various validations, and then performs those which are equal to or less
than the page number in the request. This
In case anyone's interested, this does appear to be a JDK issue. What I did was create
a very simple main program:
static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
{
HostessDollarBean hdb = new HostessDollarBean();
Object obj = getProperty(hdb, tables);
I have this kind of problem but i don't know if it either depends on the
struts framework or something else.
The system configuration is Tomcat 4.0 and Apache Web Server.
So, i have a file upload in my web page and it works fine when i access the
application through the port number.
When i
Try to use the bean:define to get the property
of the second bean (b2) first and then use logic:equal.
bean:define id=strProp name=b2 property=p2/
logic:equal name=b1 property=p1 value=strProp
Yes, the two are equal
/logic:equal
Fernando
- Original Message -
From: Afshartous, Nick
Not sure if I totally understand but - here's another try
I usually have a class that 'wraps' the collection used in the select list.
it has static methods like getSortTypeValueFromLabel
getSortTypeLabelFromValue.
I use these in my action class to translate between the formBean (uses the
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Try to use the bean:define to get the property
of the second bean (b2) first and then use logic:equal.
bean:define id=strProp name=b2 property=p2/
logic:equal name=b1 property=p1 value=strProp
Yes, the two are equal
/logic:equal
Thanks but the
Thinking about this I suspect the esteemed designers of struts think you shouldn't
want to do
this!
It means you are putting logic in the jsp that should be in the Action class (or even
the business
logic). example:-
for Cust Type = DisplayParm.CustTypOption1 display is in one format
for
Hi,
a war is a web-application.
The servlet-engines consider different web-applications as if they were on different
servers. That's why the ONLY way to get from webapp_1 to webapp_2 is redirect.
hope this helps
Alexander
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From: Chokshi, Arpit (CAP, GEFA)
I need to build a URL which contains, as one of it's parameters on the query
string, yet another full URL with parameters. Something like this:
/url1?p1=ap2=/url2?pp1=app2=bp3=b
I know its confusing (and wrong syntax), however, the intent is for /url1 to
have the following parameters:
p1=a
I've used URLEncoder when passing URL's as parameters. Works on both JRun
and WebLogic. Never seem to get any conflicts.
Nathan Smith
Data Warehouse
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Struts-folk:
Please see the attached file as a demonstration of our
proposed extensions for Struts.
In the course of our work, we have had numerous projects
where it was necessary to switch between using the http https protocols
on a page
Morning -
Is there anyway to get access to the request parameters in an
ActionForm bean? I need one of the parameters to do a lookup so that I
can correctly populate the form.
Thanks,
Bryan
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Tech Question?
Hi
You can just use the get set methods within a form, and use the validate
method to control what variables are filled in when. alternatively use the
action.perform method to check what parameters should be collected when
martin
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From: Bryan P. Glennon [mailto:[EMAIL
But what about the initial display? In order to populate the fields so
that the initial getXXX() calls will display the correct data, I need to
use a request parameter as a lookup key.
Thanks,
Bryan
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Hi,
I have three jsp which uses the struts framework
first.jsp-second.jsp-third.jsp
the second.jsp and third.jsp use the action form data of the first.jsp using
html:text tag. All these works fine.
But this poses a problem. I want the user to be redirected to first.jsp
whenever they
Set a session variable in first.jsp, then create a custom tag that checks
for that session variable and place the custom tag in second.jsp and
third.jsp. If the session variable isn't there, forward to first.jsp. The
sample app does this exact process with the CheckLogonTag. Go look at how
If you are doing an initial display, are you not loading the form values from within
an Action? If so, request parameters are easily accessed as the request is one of the
parameters to your perform() method by using the request.getParameter( paramName );
Brian
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Hi Alexander,
Thanks for your reply !
When you say redirect, does that mean that I have to use jsp:forward
page=B.jsp /.
Here again the issue is that this will only work in case the same context as
of the A.jsp file.
Also I will be calling it on a button press from a controller class
(servlet),
Hi,
I downloaded struts release version 1.0.1. An example war file came
along with it.
I deployed the struts-example.war on Tomcat 3.2. I can see
the index.jsp page.
However, I get the following error when I click on either of the links
(register and login) on index.jsp.
A few of my colleagues
I have a need to validate whether a Resource has a value associated with it.
I was hoping to use the logic:messagesPresent tag but it I can't seem to
get it to read from the bean:message tags. How do I nest the
bean:message tag into another tag set so that the returned value of the
tag is
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From: Keith Bacon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: RE: bean comparison using tags
Thinking about this I suspect the esteemed designers of
struts think you shouldn't want to do
this!
It means you are putting logic in the jsp that should be in
the Action
I don't know how to translate this in Struts Tag.
This is killing my head. Can somebody help me please.
Vector articles = (Vector)aLaUne.getArticles();
Article article = (Article)articles.get(0);
out.println(article.getNoArticle());
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Hi Philip,
Try this:
I am assuming u have a formbean names aLaUne with a property articles which
is a vector. Ypu can use following iterate tag. Do not forget to add taglibs
logic:iterate id=articles name=aLaUne property=articles
tr
td
bean:write
I am trying the most basic iteration I can do on an array and I'm getting
an error. My bean does have a getter on it so I'm not sure what's
happening. Am I missing something obvious? I've included code from the
JSP Page, the error, and the Java Bean.
JSP Page
%
Hello,
I would like to use javascript comes with struts 1.0.
But, It expects me to have config directory in all the
directories under the webapps/classes directory.
For an example:
I have webapps/classweb/abc/abc.jsp file, Struts
expects to have webapps/classweb/abc/config/ directory
and
Hi,
I am using a singlr form bean for a couple of HTTP requests. This form bean
has a session scope. As the session is related to a user through cookie or
URL rewriting what happens if a user opens another instance of application
(using open new window in browser) from existing instane. As the
Hey there,
I am kind of confused about what the difference is between a forward and a
redirect. In reading the documentation on the logic:forward and redirect tags. With
the forward tag, whether a forward or redirect is sent, is determined by the redirect
param in the action definition.
I feel like I am being really dense here...I must be missing something.
I understand that an action is executed after a submit (or am I wrong
here as well?). So what I want to do is this:
page1.jsp // This has a link to page2.jsp?parm=X
I have a form bean for page2 that should
Hi
Let's start on url-rewriting. When you open a browser, eg
http://localhost/page1.jsp;jsessionid=111
All the browser has is the session id, right?
Now, clicking on Ctrl-N (new window) is no different from clicking on
Refresh. Let's assume you did a Ctrl-N, you now have 2 windows. Ok,
I've been battling with my Struts installation for a couple of days now and
can't get rid of this error on Tomcat Startup.
cannot load servlet name: action: org.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet
I've seen several postings from other people (around the web) having this
error but haven't seen
Say a browser requests page A in an application.
If the application responds by forwarding to B, then a
server-side forward takes place; the server sends back the
contents of B but the browser doesn't know the difference. It
asked for A and got something back that happened to actually
be B.
A redirect tells the browser to load a new page whereas a forward sends
the current request on to a new action or page. The big difference is
that in a redirect the browser is making a *new* request, in a forward,
the current request is carried on to wherever with all the attributes of
the
A forward is something that occurs on the server side and the browser is not
aware of it. A redirect, is something that comes back to the browser, and
causes it to make a new requires (redirect) right way. The browser is aware
of it and that changes the URL that the browser is pointing to.
For
Hi Sahni,
Thanks for your response, but this response only partielly to my problem.
No i'm not using a FormBean, is it really necessary ?
I use jsp:usebean tag to have a session of the aLaUne a instance of class
ArticleContainer that contain the vector articles which is composed of a lot
of
Okay, so here is what you do. Use an strutshtml:link tag like this that references an
action instead of directly to the next jsp.
in page1.jsp
strutshtml:link href=page2.do?parm=X
page2
/strutshtml:link
define this action in your struts-config file
action path=/page2
If I'm not mistaken, if you link directly to the action (MyAction?parm=X),
then Struts should put X into the ActionForm associated with that action if
it has a parm attribute.
It that what you are tring to accomplish?
Tim
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From: Bryan P. Glennon [mailto:[EMAIL
I'm curious... Are you trying to figure out what Struts does to see if you
might use it to solve problems, or has someone said to you, Use struts!
and you are trying to follow directions?
If you are trying to figure out what Struts does, see http://husted.com for
some pretty good information.
Hi,
You do not need to use form beans. It shouls=d work the way you are doing.
See below how you can get the element from vector and use the object to get
values of its attribute.
logic:iterate id=articles name=aLaUne property=articles
%Article art =
How do we redirect in struts ? .. I know we can use forward name=logon
path=/logon.jsp/ in the struts-config.xml to forward to another jsp.
Thanks
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From: Alex Paransky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 3:57 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Here's a neat circumstance for a redirect.
There's a batch process that the user's can run to get the latest
whatever. When it runs, it marks the current records as being done,
since the process is meant to run once per record. A good way to do this
is to run the process, and then redirect to
Chokshi, Arpit (CAP, GEFA) wrote:
How do we redirect in struts ? .. I know we can use forward name=logon
path=/logon.jsp/ in the struts-config.xml to forward to another jsp.
How about:
forward name=logon path=/logon.jsp redirect=true/
Joel
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Andrew I am trying the most basic iteration I can do on an array and I'm getting
Andrew an error. My bean does have a getter on it so I'm not sure what's
Andrew happening. Am I missing something obvious? I've included code from
I am trying to do something like this . I want a standard template and many
pages to be rendered by one Template insert by passing variable to the
content . Will is work . Is architecture proven to work in production
situations . I like the templates tags and would like to use them this way !
Some more information!
This is defined in a page called umsManager.jsp
For the firt time call to
http://localhost:7001/umsManajer.jsp?action=viewOrg works fine but from the
next time onwards
when we make calls like from the current page like
http://localhost:7001/umsManajer.jsp?action=viewOrg
Hello all,
I have a jsp page that has a ton of very long option lists.
These are all generated dynamically from the DB. The problem is, if we
try to use the html:option tag we exceed 65k. What I would like to do is
move each html:select with all of it's generated options into it's own
I found a valid (for me) reason to choose redirection over forwarding.
As part of switching to using cookies for user tracking ...
When setting a cookie in an action, I was orginally forwarding to the
next page and then wondering why I couldn't see the cookie that I had
just set. This is
Hi,
I'm trying to redirect on a button press from A.jsp in A.war file to B.jsp
in B.war file. I tried to implement it using
forward name=gotoEM path=http://localhost:8080/ExMEARWeb/jsp/start.jsp;
redirect=true/ in my A.war's struts-config.xml file.
So as per couple of mails that are going
Mike:
I used your suggestions in RE: getting validation errors on initial display
of a form and Ted's hint below and have had good success. I put out a post
about validation and it appears that there should be validation logic in the
java bean validate method (also, the Validator package, which
Scott, it's not a data delivery question, but the fact that Java wont
run a class over 64K.
...but what you recommend is cool, I've done apps like that myself.
Most cool. :)
Danny, it really is a case of optimising stuff until the class size is
down Apollo 13 style. Any Javascript, get
You know, I've just been hearing a lot about Sun's JDO on the lists and just
today by a developer in the office. I d/l all the stuff but haven't had a
chance to check it out yet. Would someone give us a summary of what this
tech is all about?
Thanks!
Mark
PS It isn't necessary to simply
No, no, no. A DAO is a design pattern that acts as a conduit for data from
your persistent objects (entity beans) that improves system performance.
Mark
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Sent: Thursday,
Might be an interesting use-case for Velocity templates.
It's not an election of remedies; these can be used along side of JSPs
as needed. So you could just pop one in here, and then go back to JSPs.
http://husted.com/struts/resources/velstruts.zip
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY
Do you have any data-sources defined? I can't tell by your email if you're
using the nightly build, but they just deprecated the data-source
parameter. You need to use set-property.
Anthony
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From: Salsby, Kent [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 24,
I'm not sure I understand the problem you are having in relation to the
form tag. I have several cases where I have select and option tags in a JSP
page which is included within another JSP which actually contains the form
tag. For example:
A.jsp
=
...
html:form ...
...
jsp:include
Ted, thanks for the velocity stuff, I will check it out tonight.
Scott,
We tried the pop up approach but for some unknown reason our
users are insanely against the popups. Although they won't be if we end
up using the Javascript solution we have right now because even on big
beefy
My conclusion is if you have designed your application to handle the
Back
and Refresh buttons, then you have inherently solved the Ctrl-N problem.
How could you possibly do that? HTTP protocol has no way to tell the
difference from a first GET, ot the GET from a refresh.
I have the same
Jeff Oberlander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Set a session variable in first.jsp, then create a custom tag that checks
for that session variable and place the custom tag in second.jsp and
third.jsp. If the session variable isn't there, forward to first.jsp. The
sample app does this exact
All I am saying is that the Ctrl-N is not a *special* case. Having 2
browsers is no different from having a single browser because on a single
browser, you have the Back and Refresh buttons.
In other words, whatever problems you have with multiple browsers, I can
create the exact problem using
I have the following action mapping in my struts-config.xml:
action path=/campaign/main
type=com.proteusmobile.actions.CampaignMainAction
/action
When I build and run the application I get the following error:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot create rewrite URL:
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