I am new to Struts and am having problems populating drop-downs from the
database. I am actually getting a little frustrated with these tags, seems
like
no coding in java anymore. :)
1. ActionClass code excerpt:
mBean.makeConnection();
//get country list vector
Sorry, this is the exception I get:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot find bean c in any scope
-Original Message-
From: Basu, Abhijit (Abhi)
Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 9:58 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Drop down population question
I am new to
Hello there,
The link:
http://project:8080/start.do
shows me the page configured in struts-config.xml:
forward name=success path=/foo_form.jsp/
This form contains a html:form tag which looks like that in the
generated html page:
form name=fooForm method=post action=/myAction.do
onsubmit=return
I've been tearing my hair out trying to get indexed properties
to work. Apparently, there is some correspondence between the HTML
fields and the ActionForm indexed properties because when the ActionForm
is initialized, it does correctly populate the default HTML form fields.
However, when I
Hi,
Thanks for your response.
I'm agree with you there must be a better approach :-)
What I want to do is really simple. In a jsp page I want to display a
collection of products. I've created a custom tag that takes a product
object as parameter and display it using a velocity template.
Each
Hi,
Won\t logic:iterate help somewhere, along with tiles?
Regards
marco
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From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ludovic Bailly
Sent: 30 April 2004 15:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How to create a custom tag which returns struts tag ?
You don't understand me ( probably)
I don't want set criteria for every class - I want features btw search, like load,
find, save etc
session.search(PermanentClass.class,BeanClass.class)
for any PermanentClass and any BeanClass
method search find properties in BeanClass like properties in
I think the id attribute on the iterate tag must match the getter on the
get row (index) method of your form bean. For example I have:-
logic:iterate id=rows name=RCF property=rows indexId=counter
and my form bean is:-
private List rows = null;
public FormRow getRows (int
Hello Abhi,
request.setAttribute(lstCountry, v)
So the bean with you list is lstCountry.
JSP:
html:select name=storeToBean property=storeToProperty
html:options collection=lstCountry property=id
labelProperty=name/
/html:select
Explanation:
-storeTo is the bean where to
Samuel:
I am sorry, which one is the storeToBean and storeToProperty with
reference to my example?
The vector lstCountry contains CountryObject beans that have getters and
setters
for country_id and name.
bean:define id=c name=c type=com.whatever.CountryObject/
Hello there,
I'vesolved it like this, using the bean tag inside the html src tag:
img src=bean:write name='myBean' property='myProperty'/ width=100
height=74
Sincerly
Samuel
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Hi,
Is it practical to have a log file created per
sessoin? I am using log4j
1.2.8. It logs all messages to one log file. What is
your suggestion?
Thanks,
Chiming
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Hello Abhi,
I am sorry, which one is the storeToBean and storeToProperty with
reference to my example?
I can't say, cause your example show me only the code in the JSP.
Think about where do you want to store the object selected in your
option. I assume it is in a bean in which you'll store the
Hello,
I have a problem displaying on my jsp pages a list of String that is part of
my bean.
Here is my bean:
myBean {
ArrayList toto; //of type String
}
here is my JSP:
nested:iterate name=myBean property=toto
+ bean:write property=this/ /br
/nested:iterate
This doesn't work, I miss
Little more input to the issue.It's working when i have this . So that mean that the
lazyList trick is not working for some reason.see the commented codes
public class myTestForm extends DynaActionForm {
public void reset(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest request) {
Scott,
That was it. Thanks a bunch.
One thing I don't understand though. If the setProperty for the BeanUtils
couldn't find an appropriate setter (which it couldn't until I declared
setIsf() in the form), shouldn't it have squawked about it with TRACE
level logging?
Wayne
-Original
Hi try adding this method in your ActionForm:
public String getToto(int i)
{
return (String)toto.get(i);
}
The struts logic:iterate will automatically pass in an index value to
the method in order to get the object inside the Array.
Hope this works
Francois Boccou wrote:
Hello,
I have
Given that the Dynaform is dynamic I am wondering why I need to declare a
dynaform and list its properties in struts-config. I would prefer to have
my action populate a form adding properties that it knows without having to
declare the form in struts-config.
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2) If so how do
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Amin Lalji wrote:
For anybody who might be interested in a solution:
After some considerable research and wheel spinning, I
I am using the html:errors / for displaying the error messages. In the
properties file, I have the following entry
ApplicationResources.properties
==
error.emptyUserid=#8226; Please enter a username.br/
In the HTML, it shows the null in the beginning and end. Why? Please
To make this kind of feature useful there needs to be some way of indicating
which occurance of the indexed property is in error. So, for example, if
you had a bunch of order beans and were validating the order value I would
want to be able to output a message along the lines of...
Order
my problem..
I have a list-backed actionform...
That list can have more than one locationObject javabean...
The locationObject javabean has some fields, including an errorFormat
field..
That errorFormat field can be set using a mutator method from the javabean
called
My solution to highlight error fields was to create a custom html:text tag
which checks if the property associated with the tag has an error in the
ActionErrors object - other than the tag I use the standard struts
validation - nothing extra required in the Actions. Source code is here:
Hmmm I would think that html:reset would tie into the Form.reset()
method, but you said you are using a DynaForm so I'm not sure how that
would work (I hard code all my forms because I like wasting time :)
Michael Weaver wrote:
I am new to Struts and have tried to used a DynaActionForm to hold
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