Re: As promised (Struts Presentation)

2001-02-14 Thread Craig Tataryn

Check. Updated i8n to i18n.

Thanks,

Craig.

Maya Muchnik wrote:

 Craig,
 You have an error on page 28: not i8n, but i18n. I have got the explanations on
 it.
 Maya

 Craig Tataryn wrote:

  droolAr, Dark Angel/drool
 
  Ted, I'll cut the "only" word out of there tonight after I watch the
  aforementioned program.  But as far as I know, ActionForm is the only Model
  type class that Struts really manages for you auto-magically.
 
  Craig.
 
  Ted Husted wrote:
 
   Kewl!
  
   I think I know what I'll be doning after Dark Angel tonight!
  
   I did notice one point on page 17, where it says "Struts will only
   handle models in an automatic fashion if you extended
   org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm"
  
   Is the word "only" accurate?
  
   I believe Struts works best if the form beans are ActionForm subclasses,
   but I think the form and action would work just fine with any JavaBean.
  
   -Ted.
  
   Craig Tataryn wrote:
   

Craig M.: Can you add the link to the presentation (if you deem it
suitable) to the resources section of the Struts User Guide?

   
URL forwarding sucks.  Given that, I will have to give you the link to
the presentation as it exists on the server space I am borrowing until I
get my own server box.  The URL may change in the future to my
computer-programmer.org domain.
   
The Struts presentation I did can be found (at least for the time being)
at:
http://www.us-eh.com/craiger/articles/struts/
   
Let me know of any problems or suggestions you may have about the
presentation!
   
Thanks,
   
Craig.
   
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me the source code
 
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Re: As promised (Struts Presentation)

2001-02-14 Thread Maya Muchnik


Craig T.,
Thank you very much for your response. And I have got the answer for
my 2nd Q. from Oleg.
Maya
Craig Tataryn wrote:
Maya,
1) The language should change from the default after the user changes
his/her browser language if:


the user does a refresh in his browser (or perhaps just clicks a link to
another part of the app)


the language they have choosen is supported by the web app

When you specify the Resource file in the application init param it simply
specifies a default Resources class. After that, if the locale changes
it tries to append the ISO language characters to the end of the class
name to see if it can find a supporting Resource file.
2) Not sure I understand the second question :(
Craig T.
Maya Muchnik wrote:
The same error is on pages 29 - 31.
After reading your document, I have two questions:
1/ Is it possible to change a language on-line. For example one user
uses English
language with his browser, then he switchs to French. Can Struts handle
this? I
think, in your document the properties file is loaded in the beginning
ActionServlet startup.
2/ How replace images with a text through properties file? (I think
this question
was posted already).
Maya
Maya Muchnik wrote:
> Craig,
> You have an error on page 28: not i8n, but i18n. I have got the explanations
on
> it.
> Maya
>
>
> > > >
> > > > The Struts presentation I did can be found (at least for the
time being)
> > > > at:
> > > > http://www.us-eh.com/craiger/articles/struts/
> > > >
--
I've been trying to change the world for years, but they just won't
give me the source code




Re: As promised (Struts Presentation)

2001-02-13 Thread Ted Husted

Kewl!

I think I know what I'll be doning after Dark Angel tonight!

I did notice one point on page 17, where it says "Struts will only
handle models in an automatic fashion if you extended
org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm"

Is the word "only" accurate? 

I believe Struts works best if the form beans are ActionForm subclasses,
but I think the form and action would work just fine with any JavaBean.

-Ted.

Craig Tataryn wrote:
 
 
 Craig M.: Can you add the link to the presentation (if you deem it
 suitable) to the resources section of the Struts User Guide?
 
 
 URL forwarding sucks.  Given that, I will have to give you the link to
 the presentation as it exists on the server space I am borrowing until I
 get my own server box.  The URL may change in the future to my
 computer-programmer.org domain.
 
 The Struts presentation I did can be found (at least for the time being)
 at:
 http://www.us-eh.com/craiger/articles/struts/
 
 Let me know of any problems or suggestions you may have about the
 presentation!
 
 Thanks,
 
 Craig.
 
 --
 I've been trying to change the world for years, but they just won't give
 me the source code



Re: As promised (Struts Presentation)

2001-02-13 Thread Craig R. McClanahan

Craig Tataryn wrote:

 droolAr, Dark Angel/drool

 Ted, I'll cut the "only" word out of there tonight after I watch the
 aforementioned program.  But as far as I know, ActionForm is the only Model
 type class that Struts really manages for you auto-magically.


That is correct.  The property utility modules will work on any JavaBean, but
automagic parameter population only works on ActionForm subclasses.


 Craig.


Craig (M)





Re: As promised (Struts Presentation)

2001-02-13 Thread Maya Muchnik

Craig,
You have an error on page 28: not i8n, but i18n. I have got the explanations on
it.
Maya

Craig Tataryn wrote:

 droolAr, Dark Angel/drool

 Ted, I'll cut the "only" word out of there tonight after I watch the
 aforementioned program.  But as far as I know, ActionForm is the only Model
 type class that Struts really manages for you auto-magically.

 Craig.

 Ted Husted wrote:

  Kewl!
 
  I think I know what I'll be doning after Dark Angel tonight!
 
  I did notice one point on page 17, where it says "Struts will only
  handle models in an automatic fashion if you extended
  org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm"
 
  Is the word "only" accurate?
 
  I believe Struts works best if the form beans are ActionForm subclasses,
  but I think the form and action would work just fine with any JavaBean.
 
  -Ted.
 
  Craig Tataryn wrote:
  
   
   Craig M.: Can you add the link to the presentation (if you deem it
   suitable) to the resources section of the Struts User Guide?
   
  
   URL forwarding sucks.  Given that, I will have to give you the link to
   the presentation as it exists on the server space I am borrowing until I
   get my own server box.  The URL may change in the future to my
   computer-programmer.org domain.
  
   The Struts presentation I did can be found (at least for the time being)
   at:
   http://www.us-eh.com/craiger/articles/struts/
  
   Let me know of any problems or suggestions you may have about the
   presentation!
  
   Thanks,
  
   Craig.
  
   --
   I've been trying to change the world for years, but they just won't give
   me the source code

 --
 I've been trying to change the world for years, but they just won't give me
 the source code




Re: As promised (Struts Presentation)

2001-02-13 Thread Maya Muchnik

The same error is on pages 29 - 31.

After reading your document, I have two questions:

1/ Is it possible to change a language on-line. For example one user uses English
language with his browser, then he switchs to French. Can Struts handle this? I
think, in your document the properties file is loaded in the beginning
ActionServlet startup.

2/ How replace images with a text through properties file? (I think this question
was posted already).

Maya

Maya Muchnik wrote:

 Craig,
 You have an error on page 28: not i8n, but i18n. I have got the explanations on
 it.
 Maya


   
The Struts presentation I did can be found (at least for the time being)
at:
http://www.us-eh.com/craiger/articles/struts/