Not in my case:
- I use this outside of Sturts :-P
- iBatis uses ArrayList ... not []
I am sure I can do something based on commons beans code for me, but it
be nice to have it in the jar.
.V
Niall Pemberton wrote:
Would specifying an array of LazyDynaMap in the struts-config.xml do what
you want
There isn't anything different you need to do from normal validation.
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/dev_validator.html
The only issue you might hit is if you want to validate according to the
Action Mapping's path, rather than the form name. Then you would need a
custom ActionForm - but that
Would specifying an array of LazyDynaMap in the struts-config.xml do what
you want?
Niall
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> This looks very nice! I plan to use it w/ JDNC.
>
> It be nic
Leon:
I have apache in front of tomcat.
Apache does the ssl, but I still need to generate the URLs
with the http and https prefix.
Neil
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This looks very nice! I plan to use it w/ JDNC.
It be nice to have a DynaList. It would be an indexed ArrayList of
ListDynaMaps.
So from iBatis I can return an ArrayList of Maps as DTO and just
map it.
.V
Niall Pemberton wrote:
You could use a LazyDynaMap to do this (with Struts 1.2.4). La
Niall,
Thanks for the response. This is looking promising - excellent work, btw.
I have the Action and Struts communicating with this "form". Do you
have any example of how to apply the Validaror against it? Looking
for some samples but given how new this is it's hard to come by.
Thanks,
Andr
The friendliest way is to let some piece of environment do the ssl,
i.e. the loadbalancer or an apache in front of your servlet container.
Regards
leon
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> Von: Joe Germuska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Samstag, 12. Februar 2005 23:39
> An: Neil Aggarw
The friendliest way is to let some piece of environment do the ssl,
i.e. the loadbalancer or an apache in front of your servlet container.
Regards
leon
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Joe Germuska [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Samstag, 12. Februar 2005 23:39
> An: Neil Aggarw
At 2:46 PM -0600 2/12/05, Neil Aggarwal wrote:
Hello:
I have been writing a web app using struts and have to switch
back and forth between http and https (for the members' area
and the rest of the site).
...
Is there a more struts-friendly way to do this?
See http://sslext.sourceforge.net/
Joe
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than yours
Craig:
I tried this and it worked flawlessly. Thank you
for the info.
Thanks,
Neil
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Hello:
I have been writing a web app using struts and have to switch
back and forth between http and https (for the members' area
and the rest of the site).
So far, the only way I can figure out how to do this is to
generate the full path to an action (example:
https://dev.jammconsulting.com/pr
Check: http://www.michaelmcgrady.com/button/
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 00:22:41 -0800, Sab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a jsp with 2 buttons. (Update and Cancel buttons.)
> When 1 is clicked I want to check which button is clicked. If Update is
> clicked I want to forward to another jsp.
> How d
I don't have any plans to add it into Struts at this point in time and I
would be -1 in doing so in its current form for two reasons...
* It doesn't support JavaScript validation and I think there would be a
barrage of questions saying "I'm using extends validator but my javascript
isn't working..
You could use a LazyDynaMap to do this (with Struts 1.2.4). LazyDynaMap is a
"wrapper" for a Map. Because its not an ActionForm Struts will wrap it in a
BeanValidatorForm, which you can use with Validator.
Just specify it in the struts-config.xml for your form.
In your action you can get the ac
Joe,
I'm not on the dev list (I might join if no one shushes me. LOL)p so I'll
ask this on the user list: I like the concept of Niall's "extends" validator
chaining capabilities. I mention it because I'm thinking of using it. Do
you know of any plans to add it to the v1.3 build? Niall's link is
What other methods do you want it to handle? Get and post are the one ones
that handle form input.
Regards,
Richard
At 04:07 PM 2/11/2005, you wrote:
Hi folks,
Would anybody please tell me if Struts handles any methods other than get
and post?
Thanks!
Billy Ng
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I use the following:
By passing this you do not need the get by id. This also solves having
forms with the same name. I dealt with this by using the name attribute in
the html:form tag in struts 1.1, but switched to this when I upgraded to
struts 1.2 since name is no longer valid in html:form
I use the following:
By passing this you do not need the get by id. This also solves having
forms with the same name. I dealt with this by using the name attribute in
the html:form tag in struts 1.1, but switched to this when I upgraded to
struts 1.2 since name is no longer valid in html:form
By the way:
While I want to strongly encourage people to start using the 1.3
code, anyone who chooses to do so should be aware that this is under
active development. The last thing I want to do is cut a release of
Struts with stuff that really isn't necessary and then be stuck
deprecating and
I have searched far and wide for an update to this topic but can not
seem to find an actual solution.
Has anyone accomplished this? I know in one thread Ted Husted
mentioned it being possible but had questions about the use case, well
if you're listenening here's my use case.
I am writing a clien
At 9:56 AM -0500 2/12/05, David G. Friedman wrote:
Is there a quick way to get the nightly to build under Eclipse? I don't
have ant (just the one in Eclipse v3) and want an executable 1.3 to play
with. I've skimmed through the TLDs and love the idea of setting chains up
in Actions so I want to tr
At 4:07 PM -0800 2/11/05, Billy Ng wrote:
Hi folks,
Would anybody please tell me if Struts handles any methods other
than get and post?
Not out of the box, but it would be totally trivial to extend
ActionServlet and implement those methods to do what Struts does for
GET and POST.
The problem is
Has anyone successfully integrated a javascript date picker into a struts
1.2 app.
I am having troubles getting many date pickers to work because of not being
able to
name a form in struts 1.2.
I have tried passing the styleID with no success:
---jsp page segment--
Is there a quick way to get the nightly to build under Eclipse? I don't
have ant (just the one in Eclipse v3) and want an executable 1.3 to play
with. I've skimmed through the TLDs and love the idea of setting chains up
in Actions so I want to try it in the 1.3 way, not the 1.2.6 "new classes"
wa
Metin Erksan wrote:
hi
what are its advantages ? what did you use before ?
It's a very cleanly laid out tool (which is basically a build script on
steriods) that creates validation, jsp forms, form, action, managers,
DAO, test classes, database tables and everything like that just from
one *s
hi
what are its advantages ? what did you use before ?
sincerely
Brandon Mercer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I found this really useful development tool and wanted to share it for
anyone who hasn't already found it. It's called AppFuse.
http://raibledesigns.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page
I have a jsp with 2 buttons. (Update and Cancel buttons.)
When 1 is clicked I want to check which button is clicked. If Update is
clicked I want to forward to another jsp.
How do we write generally to submit button on jsp page, and what we
write in Action class's execute method?
Appreciate your rep
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