ok, I get your point now, ^^
thank for help !
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Action is part of a "common Java application", so, you can do the same,
if you want.
yu wang wrote:
In JSP I can use the application.getRealPath("") to get the real path.
and In common Java Application I use System.getProperty("user.dir").
But How can I get Real path in ACTION.
thanks in advance
You can do better than this, if, for example, you use Tiles. You can
create whatever forward you want, irrespective of the mapping.e.g.,
return new ActionForward(path).
Chacko, Raj wrote:
Hi
I'm new to Struts. In one of our new project development, we are planning to
use Struts. One of our requ
Hi, Lam,
I assume you are asking me what I was talking about. (When addressing
something said, it is a good idea to leave that somewhere in your
reply.) Anyhow, if you are asking about what I said, here is a bit.
Usually there are a given number of options discussed for maintaining
state with
Yu (you!)! I think you just solved your own problem:
getServlet().getServletContext().getRealPath();
Regards,
David
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Are you positive you have the html:hidden tag
within the appropriate html:form tag? What is
your html:form tag for either JSP?
Regards,
David
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I am having a problem getting values to another page when I try to use
html:hidden.
I have a list of employee objects in a page. on clicking on an
employee from the list, the next page should show me more details on
the employee.
for getting the values across, i am trying to use html:hidden. but f
I realized there is another work around.
I will use the bean:write tag and also create one
hidden field for each bean:write with the specific
property.
This way, this fields are reset in case of validation
failure. And i don't update these other fields in ejb
layer, there's no worry about exposing
Hi
I'm new to Struts. In one of our new project development, we are planning to
use Struts. One of our requirement is to have dynamic pages loaded depending
on some business logic.
My question is this:
I would like to know if there is a way to pass a variable to the path
properties of the tag f
thanks to Frank !
and Michael:
what u mean an application level multi-threaded program? is it a
background deamon / process to store data that likely to be store by
session ?
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In JSP I can use the application.getRealPath("") to get the real path.
and In common Java Application I use System.getProperty("user.dir").
But How can I get Real path in ACTION.
thanks in advance
kingfish
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You don't associate 2 form beans to one action. Ever. You can't.
Why do you think you need to associate 2 forms to an action? What is it
about the action that makes want it to use two forms? What is it exactly
youre trying to accomplish here?
The reason your example complained about a missing get
It is just an idea but may be it helps
When you implement your form bean as class, you could create
two more fields with two
boolean fieldTempAIsSet
String fieldTempB
boolean fieldTempBIsSet
in the setter of fieldTempB you check if fieldTempAIsSet
is true,
if so you write to origFieldA and origFi
Nevermind...
servlet.getServletContext()
getServlet().getServletContext()
request.getSession().getServletContext()
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Hi,
I want to set an application attribute from an Action.
How do I get the ServletContext from an Action?
Thx.
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Erik Weber wrote the following on 10/16/2004 10:28 PM:
but I think there's not much the Struts tags do that the JSTL
tags can't do.
Agreed, except the html form and netsted tags are nice and handy. Other
than those I try and use JSTL (although I'm also using logic:present tag
since it provides
Hi, Joe,
Thank you for your quick answer. I did let A1 forward
to J2 first. But I didn't figure out how to associate
both F1 and F2 to A1. That's why I broke A1 to A1 and
A2, and associate F1 to A1, F2 to A2. But It still
didn't work. And that's why I came up the original
question: How to associat
Hi
I need to display multiple paragraphs of text taken from a resource
bundle in a page and am trying to understand how it can be done. I am
sure I have seen it explained somewhere on the web, but haven't been
able to find it again.
For instance, following is the resource file entry:
message.t
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