Re: [OT] someone using Outlook 2003, please tell me it can't be this LAME...

2004-09-04 Thread Bryce Fischer
M. Bitner wrote: Tools->Options->Other->Empty the Deleted Items folder upon exiting doesn't work? Nope. Because with IMAP, there's 2 steps to deleting an email message. In Outlook, when you delete a message, it only marks the message for deletion. It will still display in your inbox, but with

Re: [OT] someone using Outlook 2003, please tell me it can't be this LAME...

2004-09-04 Thread M. Bitner
Tools->Options->Other->Empty the Deleted Items folder upon exiting doesn't work? On Sat, 4 Sep 2004 17:43:52 +0800, Big Chiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It cant be, hehehe, of course im just being biased > > On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 09:24:32 -0400, Bryce Fischer > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > My b

Re: Tools to develope Struts webapplications

2004-09-04 Thread Big Chiz
Ive used eclipse and never looked back :), for plugins just take a look at http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net -you may use lomboz plugin for jsp/jstl/j2ee projects -you can search http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net/eclipse/search.jsp?query=struts for struts plugins On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 19:35:19 -0400, Rick

Re: Tools to develope Struts webapplications

2004-09-04 Thread Rick Reumann
Juan Alvarado wrote: That is the underlying concept of a tool like xdoclet. It allows you to edit/generate the struts config file from your action classes instead of the file itself. It's also that way for EJBs, JDO etc...etc... It basically comes down to the preference of the developer. For EJBs e

Re: Tools to develope Struts webapplications

2004-09-04 Thread Juan Alvarado
Hey Rick: That is the underlying concept of a tool like xdoclet. It allows you to edit/generate the struts config file from your action classes instead of the file itself. It's also that way for EJBs, JDO etc...etc... It basically comes down to the preference of the developer. I personally lik

Re: Tools to develope Struts webapplications

2004-09-04 Thread Rick Reumann
Juan Alvarado wrote: Or you can try xdoclet http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net to build your struts config. Hey Juan:) What's up? Guess you aren't in Miami right now (Hurricane Frances for those in Rio Linda). (Ok enough personal email on the Struts list)...but... xdoclet sucks for use with Struts:

Re: Tools to develope Struts webapplications

2004-09-04 Thread Juan Alvarado
Or you can try xdoclet http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net to build your struts config. But I agree with Rick, first know what's going on underneath the hood before you start using all the toys. Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Anders Jacobsen wrote: > What IDE´s and tools would you recommend

Re: Tools to develope Struts webapplications

2004-09-04 Thread Rick Reumann
Anders Jacobsen wrote: What IDE´s and tools would you recommend for a Struts developer? (Im pretty new in the Java world) I only like tools that make my job easier. A good IDE is nice for pop up code completion of methods, for refactoring and debugging. (I like Intellij IDEA but Eclipse is goo

Tools to develope Struts webapplications

2004-09-04 Thread Anders Jacobsen
Hi What IDE´s and tools would you recommend for a Struts developer? Let´s say as a starter i Choose Eclipse 3.0 (good choice?) what tools/plugins would you recommend? What plugins is good at - Writing Jsp code - Debugning Struts applications running on a Tomcat 5 server - Editing Struts conf

Re: ActionError in Struts1.2 ???

2004-09-04 Thread Rick Reumann
Rick Reumann wrote: ActionMessages messages; and ActionMessages errors; Actually Bill is right and you can define these as ActionErrors and ActionMessages, ActionErrors is not deprecated. -- Rick - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

Re: Struts and JSTL ???

2004-09-04 Thread Bill Siggelkow
Add the following context-param to your web.xml -- the element should go before any servlet declarations ... ApplicationResources is the name of your message resoures. javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.fmt.localizationContext ApplicationResources Eric Chow wrote: Hello, How can JSTL uses Struts' resou

Re: ActionError in Struts1.2 ???

2004-09-04 Thread Bill Siggelkow
ActionErrors is not deprecated -- however, you can use ActionMessages just like you would ActionErrors (ActionErrors extends ActionMessages) -- what makes them get treated as errors is how they are saved -- saveErrors for errors and saveMessages for messages. Eric Chow wrote: Hello, ActionError

Re: ActionError in Struts1.2 ???

2004-09-04 Thread Rick Reumann
Eric Chow wrote: Hello, ActionError and ActionErrors are deprecated in Struts1.2, We should use ActionMessages and ActionMessage to replace them. But how can we identify which message is normal message and which one represents error message ??? Use Action saveErrors( request, ActionMessages ) as o

ActionError in Struts1.2 ???

2004-09-04 Thread Eric Chow
Hello, ActionError and ActionErrors are deprecated in Struts1.2, We should use ActionMessages and ActionMessage to replace them. But how can we identify which message is normal message and which one represents error message ??? Eric -

Struts and JSTL ???

2004-09-04 Thread Eric Chow
Hello, How can JSTL uses Struts' resources and locale setting ??? Eric - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[ANNOUNCE] Struts 1.2.3 Test Build Available

2004-09-04 Thread Martin Cooper
The Struts 1.2.3 Test Build is now available here: http://cvs.apache.org/dist/struts/v1.2.3/ This build resolves some urgent issues that were identified with the 1.2.2 GA Release distribution. It is not an official Apache release at this time. Once feedback has been collected on the stability and

Re: JSP won't compile on Tomcat v4.1.28 on OpenVMS

2004-09-04 Thread Chuck Chopp
Vic wrote: I did not see any posts about this on the Tomcat user list. The group there is very good. I'm going through the news.gmane.org news server and using the news group gmane.comp.jakarta.tomcat.user instead of directly emailing to a mailing list. Perhaps there's some sort of delay with t

Re: where to go next (after submit)

2004-09-04 Thread Rick Reumann
Langdon Stevenson wrote: How about this: In the case of deleting an object, would it make sense to display the list of objects that it used to be part of (obviously with the deleted item missing)? This would allow the user to visually confirm that the object has in fact been deleted. That's the

Re: Validating single fields in multi-page forms

2004-09-04 Thread Bill Siggelkow
If I understand you correctly, you are using a form for multiple-pages but not in a wizard fashion. The best way to do this is to use path-mapping for validator -- in this case your form extends ValidatorActionForm (or DynaValidatorActionForm) and you specify the path to the action for the form

Ibatis and cocurrent user management questions

2004-09-04 Thread struts Dude
Hi, Ok I really shud ask this at ibatis forum but since many here seem to work with ibatis, i give it a shot here. How do I register some kind of listener with ibatis so that if data in a table, say, Users, change, ibatis will notify struts application? The scenario I am trying to solve is when

Re: issue - default value

2004-09-04 Thread Rick Reumann
Dorothy Rifai wrote: I have drop-down lists for the month, day, and year. I want to set the "selected" value in each box to the value for the current date. I tried to use the html:options custom tag, but couldn't figure out how to set a default value. Just make sure the ActionForm select propert

issue - default value

2004-09-04 Thread Dorothy Rifai
I have drop-down lists for the month, day, and year. I want to set the "selected" value in each box to the value for the current date. I tried to use the html:options custom tag, but couldn't figure out how to set a default value. So I wrote a jsp scriptlet to provide the functionality. Now I am a

Re: where to go next (after submit)

2004-09-04 Thread Langdon Stevenson
David Stevenson wrote: On 4/9/04 8:26, "Dan Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: This workflow seems to make the most sense. Doesn't work in all cases - after deleting something, I'd rarely want to have a screen that says "this is what you deleted", in that case I would go to the index page. This i

Re: where to go next (after submit)

2004-09-04 Thread David Stevenson
On 4/9/04 8:26, "Dan Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This workflow seems to make the most sense. It certainly does in some cases. In my messageboard for instance, after submitting a new message I go directly to the page that views the message, rather than back to the index. As people often

Re: where to go next (after submit)

2004-09-04 Thread Michael McGrady
Dan Allen wrote: Every single time I sit down to develop an application in Struts (though the I am going to present is certainly not unique to Struts) I find myself stuck on the same question: "Where to go next?" Dynamic applications are all about forms and those forms send data to be saved. Howev

Re: [OT] someone using Outlook 2003, please tell me it can't be this LAME...

2004-09-04 Thread Big Chiz
It cant be, hehehe, of course im just being biased On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 09:24:32 -0400, Bryce Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My big issue with Outlook, is that its support for IMAP leaves a lot to > be desired. With IMAP, deleting is a two part process, marking message > as deleted, and purg

Validating single fields in multi-page forms

2004-09-04 Thread Langdon Stevenson
Hi I have a multi-page form (about 8 pages total) that take just a few fields per page that I am implementing in Struts (this is my first Struts project). I have succeeded in setting up and implementing validation using the Validator Framework. Each page passes a "page" number and all validat

Re: where to go next (after submit)

2004-09-04 Thread Langdon Stevenson
Hi Dan I agree entirely with you on this front. I follow the same sort of process myself when saving data from forms. My personal preference is to be able to see the data that I have saved, and (if necessary) be able to edit any silly mistakes that I may have made. This is especially true of

where to go next (after submit)

2004-09-04 Thread Dan Allen
Every single time I sit down to develop an application in Struts (though the I am going to present is certainly not unique to Struts) I find myself stuck on the same question: "Where to go next?" Dynamic applications are all about forms and those forms send data to be saved. However, once the da