The portlet API specification has been released for public review.
If you've been waiting (im)patiently to see what the Portlet API holds
for us, go take a look at:
http://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/review/jsr168/index.html
cheers,
--Michael
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I like it... a lot.
But I can't endorse it on behalf of my employer.
Maybe Craig is feeling more adventurous? :)
Seriously, one way you can look at this problem is by contrasting Struts
with other web development frameworks (of which there are plenty). I'm
assuming that you've already argued
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It is usually better to allow your action forms to deal with most
everything as Strings. The http request parameters are always Strings.
Users will invariably pass you dates that are not properly formatted and
which cannot be converted.
If you try to convert data types before mapping to the Acti
Since you're forwarding from Action to Action, you do have a minor issue. Things
you set in the request will be reset after the forward.
Solution 1: add what you need to the session.
Solution 2: extend ActionForward with a subclass that takes a map of name value
pairs to stick in the request. O
You are on the right track.
1. Ensure that MySQL supports using a unicode character set. You may need to
define this at install time, that is how oracle works.
2. When request parameters come in, they are assumed to be ISO-8859 (or whatever
your platform default is) and encoded from there to uni
Try reading a really good resource on character set encoding.
http://tagunov.newmail.ru/i18n/i18n.html
It sounds to me like the request params aren't being decoded properly when they are
being
processed by the web container.
I'd suggest looking at the section on "Decoding request parameters und
We took a fairly simple approach for a quick and dirty prototype. We integrated
in the guts of into and added a parameter
"i18n=(true/false)" to the tag which is used by the tag class to
identify whether the labelProperty collection should be treated as an i18n-able
set. When i18n = true, it
Has anyone run into a situation where it was desirable for users to execute an
Action (a) and, while in the context of doing all of the lovely things
associated with (a), the user gestures in a way that a second Action (a) process
starts as a sort of child process -- in which case we have (tempora
ng a Filter servlet to
> transform the XML to HTML and decouple it from the main application. But for
> that we need to move to WebLogic 6.1 to get the servlet API 2.3.
>
> That's what we have now...
>
> Denis.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael Baldw
Denis,
I'm looking at the a similar problem for a new system. I'd very much like to
apply XSLT to the result.
I'm considering using struts Actions to interact with an EJB layer that will
produce value objects.
I'm thinking then about forwarding on the request to a JSP that understands how
to tran
I've been looking for some information about struts regarding
possibilities for Session State Externalization (to file, rdbms,
oodbms, etc.)
Does this functionality exist within Struts ActionServlet already or has
someone developed a simple state externalization extension for Struts?
Thanks,
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Interesting. We're actually considering prototyping a solution that uses a bit
of both.
I'm thinking about using the MVC framework of Struts to implement application
flow control, using stateless EJB to provide services and using JSP or a servlet
to transform the resultant value objects into a ni
I just started looking at struts 4 days ago, so please bear with me...
This question really gets into workflow management.
I have a certain action that would be reused frequently across my site.
I want to route to that action from many other actions and then return
both control and information
Whoops. Ignore that. I gave you a solution to a slightly different problem.
Sorry.
Eric Rizzo wrote:
> Has anyone come up with a good way to implement a dual-list interface using
> Struts? I mean a UI where there are two lists, a source and a destination, and
> buttons to move items between t
{Off topic}
I made something to do this a while back as part of a prototype.
It takes a reference to two select boxes: the one that you are trying to move
from and to (i.e., origin and destination). It works pretty well with IE and
NS4.x. It puts things in a sequential order in the two lists so
Nested forms are not supported by IE and Netscape. I know that you will not be
able to post the values of a child form when the parent is submitted. Depending
on the browser's implementation of the HTML standards you should get fairly
wacky effects...
I suggest that you make one form with diffe
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