Internal servlet error [html:form]

2001-09-24 Thread David A. D. Konrad
hi list, I cannot figure out how to solve this problem. I constantly get the error in subject with the exceptions javax.servlet.ServletException: Exception creating bean of class dk.presys.ehandel.struts.LogonForm: java.lang.InstantiationException. What i want is to validate the input from the

"rewrite"?

2001-09-26 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi list, Can anyone explain what the following exception in Tomcat means...? "Parse Error at line 138 column 50: Element type "rewrite" must be declared. org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Element type "rewrite" must be declared." TIA best regards,

Forcing update...?

2001-10-02 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi List, im very new to struts, and having a hard time by understanding it. Im coming from a delphi-millieu, so I lack obviously some basic understanding regarding application servers and so on. My question is, how can i force an update on my jsp-pages? I have a select-list and some text-field

Use of readonly...?

2001-10-02 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi list, How is the correct use of the readonly-attribute? I use But an exception saying "org.apache.jasper.compiler.CompileException: C:\Programmer\IBM\VisualAge for Java\ide\project_resources\Apache_Tomcat_Test_Environment\webapps\presys\role.jsp(64,9) Attribute readonly invalid according

Re: Use of readonly...?

2001-10-02 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi Michael, > did u try readonly='true' ... most of the bool attribute in Struts have been > developped this way... Thanks Michael. Well, i didnt try that - of cause ;-) But as i wrote in a response to my own posting, i figured out that the struts-html.tld didnt have the "readonly" tag. I fou

Re: ActionFom NoClassDefFoundError- But I don't even tell the app that the class exists

2001-10-03 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi Jon, im not an expert, but my suggestion is, that you write an "importdirective" in the very beginning of your JSP-file, like this <%@ page language="java" import="org.cayambe.web.action." %> regards, - Original Message - From: "Jon Rose" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: IBM VisualAge and struts

2001-10-19 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi Hitesh, I have done that. I have 3.5 enterprise updated to fixpack 3. My Tomcat test environment is version 3.2.1. There has not been any problems with that. regards,

ActionFormBean

2001-10-23 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi, I have used ActionForm's so far, but will also look at ActionFormBean's. Can anyone point out * what is the difference between an ActionForm and an ActionFormBean? * when to use a ActionFormBean? I really hope anyone can answer this, since its obviously (at least to me) that one appearent

Re: ActionFormBean

2001-10-23 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi Mark Geddes, > No difference. > An ActionForm bean is a class that extends the ActionForm class, and happens > to be a bean. Thank you, but what is a "bean" in this context? I'll guess you not talk about EntityBeans? ;-) As I see it, an ActionFormBean is an ordinary class with a name and ty

Re: Slight misunderstanding regarding Form-beans

2002-02-28 Thread David A. D. Konrad
> I am trying to create my first real struts application, but I had trouble > with my Form-Bean was always null in my derived perform routine. I found > that my FormBean was extending Object instead of org.apache.struts.action. > .ActionForm, and that correcting this fixed my problem. I would

Re: Struts with VisualAge 3.5.3

2002-03-11 Thread David A. D. Konrad
> Hi everybody, > Does anyone know how to make Struts working in the > Visual Age 3.5.3 Websphre test Environment? > Thanks a lot By removing the servlet API, installing struts, xerces and tomcatrunner 3.2.1...That should do it - at least, it worked for us ;-) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Newbie : More than one propertyfile?

2001-09-20 Thread David A. D. Konrad
Hi, Im new to struts and servlets, so maybe is this a question answered many times before. How can i have more than one .properties file? For instance, i would like to have a property-file for errors, for buttons, for labels and so on...? regards,