I think, I know, that you have messages read out of order, Buddy. I
don't think Mark is involved in a canard.
On 7/12/05, Access Denied <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I read the same story on struts-interest and j2ee-interest; it seems
> to me unlikely that he would go to such efforts if (a) it w
<%
break;
%>
From: "sadineni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To:
Subject: Issue with logic:iterate
Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 20:30:42 +0530
Hi All,
Is there any way to break loop of logic:iterate loop based on a condition ?
Thanks in advance,
Anil.
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Hi All,
Is there any way to break loop of logic:iterate loop based on a condition ?
Thanks in advance,
Anil.
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
Does the above mean that "Struts + JSP 1.2 + JSTL 1.0" (no Struts-EL)
is not possible?
I don't know about 'possible' but JSP 1.2 includes JSTL 1.1, so why would
you want to?
L.
--
Laurie, Open Source advocate, Java geek and novice blogger:
http://www.holoweb.net/~lau
I believe one of the important reasons why Struts is still going strong after 5
years is that it
is very efficient and has a relatively low learning curve than other
component-based frameworks
such as tapestry,JSF and so on. With tools such as Creator, JSF apps might be
easy to start. But
to w
Sorry for the late reply.
I'm not sure I would want to take points away from a team that did a great
job, but due to their slow laptop (that they brought) they can only handle X
number of concurrent users.
I think the main goal of this is to get together, write some code, and have
some fun.
Wendy Smoak wrote the following on 7/12/2005 7:48 PM:
From: "Rick Reumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Here's an example from a demo app that I keep meaning
to post to show how it can be done using either the nested or regular
JSTL tags...
Please do! Showing side by side examples from
Struts "cl
Rick Reumann wrote:
N G wrote the following on 7/12/2005 4:14 PM:
Is it possible to use the resource properties for keys as well as
args? For example,
Properties:
test.val1=hello {0}
test.val2=world
So, what I am trying to accomplish is to have the above statement output:
hello world
Howeve
Rick Reumann wrote:
(By the way I pass in an optional default format in my constructor as
shown above, but my converters have a setFormatPattern(..) method that
can change the format at any time)
Don't you end up with thread safety issues calling setFormatPattern()
though? I would want to cal
On 7/12/05, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: "Rick Reumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > Here's an example from a demo app that I keep meaning
> > to post to show how it can be done using either the nested or regular
> > JSTL tags...
>
> Please do! Showing side by side examples from
From: "Rick Reumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Here's an example from a demo app that I keep meaning
> to post to show how it can be done using either the nested or regular
> JSTL tags...
Please do! Showing side by side examples from
Struts "classic",
Struts-EL + JSTL 1.0, and
Struts + JSP
Wendy Smoak wrote the following on 7/12/2005 7:12 PM:
From: "Jörg Eichhorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
i have a form bean with a list property of complex object which also
contains a list of objects. When iterating over the first list and using
indexed elements, then values of the first list are trans
From: "Jörg Eichhorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> i have a form bean with a list property of complex object which also
> contains a list of objects. When iterating over the first list and using
> indexed elements, then values of the first list are transferred back when
> submitting the form. The values o
Hi all,
i have a form bean with a list property of complex object which also
contains a list of objects. When iterating over the first list and using
indexed elements, then values of the first list are transferred back when
submitting the form. The values of the inner list is displayed correct
To answer my own question, in this case I was able to remove the
redirect attribute and everything works. If I couldn't do that I would
have had to stick the messages in the session.
Thanks,
Ross
Ross Gibb wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Ah yes, that was exactly it, thanks. It may have taken me a long
From: "temp temp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I would like to retrieve message from application
> Resources property file and save it into a bean in a
> jsp.
>
> writes to response .
> But I want this value to be saved in a bean in page
> scope can I do this.
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/strut
Hi Daniel,
Ah yes, that was exactly it, thanks. It may have taken me a long time
to figure that out. To save me even more time what was your solution?
The global forward I am forwarding to looks like the following in
struts-config.xml:
I want to display a message at the top using h
I am unsure why you want to translate the key instead of translating the
associated value..
But if your encoding scheme of the source files, destination files and the
bundle files are specified
I would suggest looking at ant's task at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/OptionalTasks/translate.html
A
I would like to retrieve message from application
Resources property file and save it into a bean in a
jsp.
writes to response .
But I want this value to be saved in a bean in page
scope can I do this.
thanks & regards
__
Hi Ross,
I know this maybe can't make any sense but i got this problem once due
to some mistakes handling scopes.
Let me explain:
I had an Action instance that did some stuff and in case of errors,
put them all in the request and forward to the next view. But my next
view was a forward action (a
N G wrote the following on 7/12/2005 4:14 PM:
Hi,
Is it possible to use the resource properties for keys as well as
args? For example,
Properties:
test.val1=hello {0}
test.val2=world
So, what I am trying to accomplish is to have the above statement output:
hello world
However, it outputs:
h
Hi,
Is it possible to use the resource properties for keys as well as
args? For example,
Properties:
test.val1=hello {0}
test.val2=world
So, what I am trying to accomplish is to have the above statement output:
hello world
However, it outputs:
hello test.val2
Is there a way to force it to lo
This could be something. I do have the taglib definition but I am using
the el version, so mine looks like this:
<%@ taglib uri="http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/tags-html-el";
prefix="html"%>
Would that make a difference? I will try it the other way.
Brad Balmer wrote:
Any chance tha
Rick Reumann wrote the following on 7/12/2005 11:45 AM:
One thing I didn't bring up, though, because I'm not sure how 'best
practice' it is, is the concept of passing your ActionForm and sometimes
the HttpServletRequest off to another class for some processing.
Just realized, thanks to Dav
Rick Reumann wrote:
Dave Newton wrote the following on 7/12/2005 2:50 PM:
Of course not. But you just said that you're passing an ActionForm to
another layer--
Yea, I just realized that was a bad choice of words- "layer" --
totally bad. I didn't really mean another layer in the sense of "vi
Dave Newton wrote the following on 7/12/2005 2:50 PM:
Of course not. But you just said that you're passing an ActionForm to
another layer--
Yea, I just realized that was a bad choice of words- "layer" -- totally
bad. I didn't really mean another layer in the sense of "view" "model",
etc. I j
Any chance that you are missing the include for struts-html?
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/struts-html.tld" prefix="html" %>
Granted I'm using 1.2, but I'm still using the saveMessages(request,
messages) and using this to display messages and errors:
footer="message.footer">
Rick Reumann wrote:
Dave Newton wrote the following on 7/12/2005 1:57 PM:
Rick Reumann wrote:
For what it's worth, I found a way I can get around passing my
ActionForm to another layer, but in theory, I'm not convinced that
doing so would really mean that I'd be breaking the seperation of
On 7/12/05, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was just replying to a post about keeping your Actions clean and doing
> the business logic in other classes.
>
> One thing I didn't bring up, though, because I'm not sure how 'best
> practice' it is, is the concept of passing your ActionForm
Hi,
Thanks again but still not working. I tried as you suggested. I don't
think it is a problem with the tag anyway because when I look at
what the browser gets I see
And not
Anyway, I will get the struts source and step through the html:messages
code, perhaps there is som
I believe one of the important reasons why Struts is still going strong after 5
years is that it
is very efficient and has a relatively low learning curve than other
component-based frameworks
such as tapestry,JSF and so on. With tools such as Creator, JSF apps might be
easy to start. But
to wr
Dave Newton wrote the following on 7/12/2005 1:57 PM:
Rick Reumann wrote:
For what it's worth, I found a way I can get around passing my
ActionForm to another layer, but in theory, I'm not convinced that
doing so would really mean that I'd be breaking the seperation of
components.
How so?
Try the following... Don't forget to import struts-bean.tld
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/struts-bean.tld" prefix="bean" %>
I think it is better to use struts-tags when possible since they were designed
for Struts.
-
To
Hi,
Thanks for the response, but no dice, still doesn't work. I changed the
jsp to the following:
I am using Struts 1.1 so I don't have access to addMessages().
Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Ross
Yan Hu wrote:
if (!messages.isEmpty())
saveMessages(request, messa
I'm new to tiles and I was wondering if this is possible.
I have the following in my tiles definition files
I would like to use definitions as ActionForwards
My question would it be possible to include values to passed to
${TopMenu} and ${Footer} in
of the action?
T
Rick Reumann wrote:
For what it's worth, I found a way I can get around passing my
ActionForm to another layer, but in theory, I'm not convinced that
doing so would really mean that I'd be breaking the seperation of
components.
How so? If I have to include the Struts libraries to compile my
On Tue, July 12, 2005 1:08 pm, Larry Meadors said:
> I still do not see why putting your VO on your action form is a bad thing.
>
> 1) It gives you a super-easy way to map strings (bean.propName)
I guess I'm not clear on this... are you talking about nesting the VO in
the ActionForm, or are you ta
Dave Newton wrote:
Brady Hegberg wrote:
EmployeeVO emp = new EmployeeVO( eForm );
Would that be considered tying the view to the business layer? It seems
like it would work nicely especially since you could use polymorphism if
you needed to generate VOs from other Forms (ie
AnotherEmployeeAc
Durham David R Jr Ctr 805 CSPTS/SCE wrote the following on 7/12/2005
12:06 PM:
Rick, I don't like it. :) Seriously, you've created a dependency on
Struts in your business layer, and IMO, that's a big no-no.
Well remember what really makes a "helper" a business layer component? I
no longer
"Despite the seemingly endless barrage of Java-based MVC frameworks,
Jakarta Struts is still the king of them all."
Craig Walls and Ryan Breidenbach, "Spring In Action" (Manning 2005): 347.
buddy :-)
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On Tue, July 12, 2005 1:09 pm, Brady Hegberg said:
> So accepted best practice in this case is to have a method in your
> action that transfers the data from the form to the VO, then pass the VO
> off?
Not usually a separate method, just usually, a single line of code. But
yes, that's the general
Brady Hegberg wrote:
EmployeeVO emp = new EmployeeVO( eForm );
Would that be considered tying the view to the business layer? It seems
like it would work nicely especially since you could use polymorphism if
you needed to generate VOs from other Forms (ie
AnotherEmployeeActionForm).
Yep, t
Rick Reumann wrote:
Borislav Sabev wrote the following on 7/12/2005 3:20 AM:
In fact I'm a bit confused what exactly is the recommended design
pattern in this case ...
My conclusion is really to use Strings,
Yes, you should use Strings in your ActionForms. Then you have your
business o
James' book, "Struts, The Complete Reference" (McGraw-Hill 2004) just
arrived from Amazon. On the cover it states that he was Oracle's
"Java Developer of the Year" for 2002. That's pretty cool!
buddy
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Rivka Shisman wrote the following on 7/12/2005 3:22 AM:
I understand that you did not follow this thread from the beginning.
As I mentioned before - when working with int, short, byte types - my
app works fine. I don't get any runtime exception!
I don't think you tried what Craig proposed. You
Durham David R Jr Ctr 805 CSPTS/SCE wrote the following on 7/12/2005
10:09 AM:
Is it crucial for the Action Form to have String properties?
Five years of history with Struts (and I should know, since I
created it originally) says "yes" :-)
I think it's reasonable to have a numeric type for
Borislav Sabev wrote the following on 7/12/2005 3:20 AM:
In fact I'm a bit confused what exactly is the recommended design
pattern in this case ...
My conclusion is really to use Strings,
Yes, you should use Strings in your ActionForms. Then you have your
business object POJO with the corr
well one of the reasons I can think of is that I have to change all my
tags to tags, or use bean.prop as you suggested.
(considering I am not using a view only JSP)
Another one could be, I still need to keep the properties as String in
ActionForm. VOs just acts as a nested formBean. (Read Crai
On 7/12/05, Brady Hegberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So accepted best practice in this case is to have a method in your
> action that transfers the data from the form to the VO, then pass the VO
> off?
IMO, this is sort of a waste if you can do it in the form by adding
the VO to it, and handling
I still do not see why putting your VO on your action form is a bad thing.
1) It gives you a super-easy way to map strings (bean.propName)
2) It gives you an easy way to perform string->type conversions
3) It does not couple your VO to your form
4) While it does couple your form to your VO, who c
And Rick already pointed out reasons it can be a bad idea to pass a map
to a class that extracts the data because you end up with confusion
about fields and lose type checking.
So accepted best practice in this case is to have a method in your
action that transfers the data from the form to the VO
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
/**
* Flag that demo mode is on
*/
private boolean isDemo;
public boolean getIsDemo() { ... }
public setIsDemo(boolean isDemo) { ... }
... and my methods *would be commented in javadoc* too, it would be
much better than current approach with lots of lines and comments
>
> if (!messages.isEmpty())
> saveMessages(request, messages);
use addMessages(). saveMessages has been deprecated.
>
>
>
>
>
You left out the "message" attribute. Set it to "true".
---
Durham David R Jr Ctr 805 CSPTS/SCE wrote:
So what happens is the Action looks like...
//EmployeeAction
execute(...) or dispatchmethod() {
EmployeForm empForm = (EmployeeForm)form;
//validate form, if success proceed..
boolean success = EmployeeActionHelper.updateEmployee(
empFo
On 7/12/05, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was just replying to a post about keeping your Actions clean and doing
> the business logic in other classes.
>
> One thing I didn't bring up, though, because I'm not sure how 'best
> practice' it is, is the concept of passing your ActionForm
I would say no, it's no more acceptable (acceptable being a relative term
of course!).
An EmployeeVO, presuming that is an object passed form the control layer
to the model layer, still needs to know about something in the view layer,
the ActionForm. Hence, it's not really any better.
In reply t
Rick sent the example code below to an user earlier and I was just
wondering. Would it be acceptable to generate the EmployeeVO using a
constructor like:
EmployeeVO emp = new EmployeeVO( eForm );
Would that be considered tying the view to the business layer? It seems
like it would work nicely e
Grzegorz Stasica wrote:
hi,
I know this question should be asked on jasperreports
http://sourceforge.net/forum but after asking it seems that this group
is dead.
The problem is that I'm limited to standard 14 fonts for PDF. Everytime
I try to use different font in PDF the text is not displaye
hi,
In my application I use jasperreports which works fine on my computer
but I've a problems to run them on production server. The problem is
with compiling report definition. JasperReport uses some packages which
are already in /WEB-INF/lib like (commons-collection.jar). Unfortuatelly
it do
I would be okay with this if I considered EmployeeActionHelper as
presentation tier object. In fact, since this is getting an
EmployeeForm object, I'd package it with the rest of my Struts classes
(if that's how the package layout worked on the project). To me,
EmployeeActionHelper wouldn't be an
I think it can be
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/12/2005 11:49:13 AM >>>
How would I replace the following with the iterate tag
<%
ArrayList bookings =
(ArrayList)request.getAttribute(BOOKINGS);
Iterator bookingsiterator = bookings.iterator();
while(bo
Page 34 in Core J2EE Patterns 2nd Ed. talks about the problems related to
exposing presentation-tier data structures to the business tier. The main
problem this poses is that it increases the coupling between the tiers and
reduces the reusability of the underlying services. Pages 80-83 discuss some
Hi,
I am having trouble getting messages to display using the html:messages
tag. I have tried to help myself and followed the struts docs but I
can't seem to get this to work. The html:errors tag works fine. Here's
what I am trying to do:
I have an action that is trying to add a global me
O'Reilly's Programming Jakarta Struts:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0596006519/qid=1121184599/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-6137202-1354222?v=glance&s=books
Struts Survival Guide
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0974848808/qid=1121184657/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_ur_1/103-6137202-135
To me, the presentation tier's main responsibility is to mediate
between the user and business layer. Validation, forwarding, etc --
that's presentation tier logic that my business tier objects don't
care about (usually). From the business tier's perspective, the meat
is in the conversion between
Rick Reumann wrote:
I was just replying to a post about keeping your Actions clean and
doing the business logic in other classes.
One thing I didn't bring up, though, because I'm not sure how 'best
practice' it is, is the concept of passing your ActionForm and
sometimes the HttpServletReques
Hello,
1) can someone recommend me a good struts book and/or online tutorial to
help me get started quickly.
I found these two books interesting:
Struts in Action
http://www.manning.com/books/husted
(the source code is available here:
http://www.manning.com/books/husted/
> So what happens is the Action looks like...
>
> //EmployeeAction
> execute(...) or dispatchmethod() {
> EmployeForm empForm = (EmployeeForm)form;
> //validate form, if success proceed..
> boolean success = EmployeeActionHelper.updateEmployee(
> empForm, request );
> //messages
How would I replace the following with the iterate tag
<%
ArrayList bookings =
(ArrayList)request.getAttribute(BOOKINGS);
Iterator bookingsiterator = bookings.iterator();
while(bookingsiterator.hasNext()) {
Bookings bo
I was just replying to a post about keeping your Actions clean and doing
the business logic in other classes.
One thing I didn't bring up, though, because I'm not sure how 'best
practice' it is, is the concept of passing your ActionForm and sometimes
the HttpServletRequest off to another class
Rafael Taboada wrote the following on 7/11/2005 6:28 PM:
Thanks, I got it!...
I needed to save the errors :)
Rick Thanks for ur advice about using another class to manage JDBC... I'll
review that... Do u know any samples about how to do that?..
Well typically I like to use the container mana
hi, Yaroslav.
i don't have any sample codes to post.
but this is what i usually care.
webapps i build are most of the time e-commerce
apps and i have the same problem when a user
submit the final order ( that is the transaction i
need to protect ).
there are two things i care.
1. i wanna prot
Would you please provide some detail information on "Fonts are installed"
Grzegorz Stasica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:hi,
I know this question should be asked on jasperreports
http://sourceforge.net/forum but after asking it seems that this group
is dead.
The problem is that I'm limited to stand
> No, I don't have this problem for the moment! But, I might come across
> it as the project progresses. Is there anything changing then?
> In any case, thanks a lot for your help.
Not really. I was just trying to figure out why the form was submitting
to a JSP.
- Dave
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Hi All,
I am just starting to use struts and also xml programming. I am building a
project that will read xml data(oracle XMLTYPE) from the database and convert
the xml to html for display. I am looking for 2 things:
1) can someone recommend me a good struts book and/or online tutorial to hel
> > Is it crucial for the Action Form to have String properties?
> >
>
> Five years of history with Struts (and I should know, since I
> created it originally) says "yes" :-)
I think it's reasonable to have a numeric type for select-box.
- Dave
Oh,
I think there are two ways to define html:select
Anyway,
Best way to fill the html:select ?
Erol
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you have the html:options set correctly in the first example
in the second example you changed to:
try:
" src="cid:10__=0ABBFAAFDFD86F@powersyst
Erol
Assuming you have your own MyBean which contains 2 string fields
SIKAYET_KODU and ACIKLAMA
try this in your jsp
<%
List sikayetler = new ArrayList();
sikayetler.add( new MyBean( "SIKAYET_KODU1", "ACIKLAMA1" ));
sikayetler.add( new MyBean( "SIKAYET_KODU2", "ACIKLAMA2" ));
%>
labelProperty
From: "syed abrar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a problem .I have a form containing multiple elements like check
boxes,radio buttons,text boxes.
> The type of element is not fixed and is picked from the the database and
displayed in the form.
> I mananged to display all the form elements but my pro
you have the html:options set correctly in the first example
in the second example you changed to:
try:
EROL TEZCAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
EROL TEZCAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
07/12/2005 09:38 AM
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To
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Problem solved.
The issue was, as Hubert pointed out, the mismatch in naming between my
JSP useBean and my struts-config formbean tags. I actually never
realised they need be the same, i thought the id in useBean simply gave
a name of an instance to use for the rest of the jsp.
The reason i
Hi all,
I want to set records come from database into a html:select tag. I found some
example like below
When I set th options as static , the list comes without any problem. But when
I create a html:select dynamicly from DB , I get error.
In my Action class, it has a method called getSi
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
> Also, Struts
> is based on idea of subclassing, thus if you already subclassing
> something like ValidateForm, you cannot subclass another form, which
> you would want to because it has needed event handlers.
Good point.
>
> What if it were a solid dispatching Actio
Is there a reason why you are creating a temporary form object in your
execute instead of using the original?
M-
- Original Message -
From: "Hubert Rabago" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List"
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 8:59 AM
Subject: Re: Loosing my form bean instanc
In that case, it'd be the case mismatch between what your JSP is
looking for and how your form is configured in struts-config.xml:
Hubert
On 7/12/05, Brett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Apologies
>
> The session and request scope discrepency was in there by mistake - that
> was me debugging.
Apologies
The session and request scope discrepency was in there by mistake - that
was me debugging. Originally all was set to request. Unfortunatley it
makes no difference whether it is all set to request or session.
So it's something else!
Brett
Hubert Rabago wrote:
The form you're popul
The form you're populating in your action is not the same instance
you're accessing in your JSP. Your JSP is looking for the form in
session scope, but you've configured your action to receive its form
in request scope, so you're actually using two forms. Remove the
'scope="request"' in the "/apa
From: "Brett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
What should happen next is that my display page is shown and accesses my
form bean using the getters to retrieve the appropriate data values.
However when the action calls findforward, and the display page is called,
it seems to create a new instance of my form
Ted Husted wrote:
In my experience, there's at least two best practices for every
problem. Sometimes you waterfall, and sometimes you agile. Sometimes
you hibernate, sometimes you ibatis. Sometimes, you property, and
sometimes you map.
One-size-fits-all is the pointy-hair grail :)
Excellen
Sure:
/**
* Getter for property sql_stmt.
* @return Value of property sql_stmt.
*/
public String getSql_stmt() {
return this.sql_stmt;
}
However this is not the problem. I have tried many different getters and
indeed in the debugger I have looked at the variab
Brett-
Can we see the code for your Bean com.ftid.mis.form.apache_connection_stats
?
specifically the getSql_stmt() method ?
Martin-
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From: "Brett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 7:23 AM
Subject: Loosing my form bean insta
On 7/11/05, netsql <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good theory that I used to beleive.
> In practice, that is why I went from Beans to Maps. 10% of get/sets on a
> project tend to be deprecated either becuase of model changes or becuase
> of view changes.
> W/ a Map:
> - you don't have VO/DTO classes,
In my experience, maps can be better when the database is driving.
When the purpose of the application is to expose the database, then
most of the map attributes can correspond directly to database fields.
You can also use the same tokens. If the database calls the fact
birth_date, then the fact
Hi
I have a problem that is driving me crazy.
I have a fairly simple struts web app with a jsp form that submits to a
form bean, with an action set up and a display page. I have built a few
struts apps and never had such a basic problem:
The jsp submits the data and the form bean recieves it
syed abrar wrote:
Hello all
I have a problem .I have a form containing multiple elements
like check boxes,radio buttons,text boxes.The type of element is not
fixed and is picked from the the database and displayed in the form.
I mananged to display all the form elements but
In JDNC, it's all native... (collections in my case)
...and what JDNC is?
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Hello all
I have a problem .I have a form containing multiple elements like
check boxes,radio buttons,text boxes.The type of element is not fixed and is
picked from the the database and displayed in the form.
I mananged to display all the form elements but my problem is
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Rivka Shisman wrote:
Is it crucial for the Action Form to have String properties?
Yes.
Http/html is a String protocol. A user types in a string in your forms
(unless it's a callendar tag for dates)
rambles on:
Only exception is if you have R/O, only getters, that you would not even
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Nitin Mandolkar on 12/07/05 08:39, wrote:
I have unsubscribe from struts mailing list. But still I am getting
mails from struts mailing list.
Please let me what to do for this one.
Thanks in Advance.
Nitin Mandolkar.
You need to reply to the email that the mailing list server sen
I read the same story on struts-interest and j2ee-interest; it seems
to me unlikely that he would go to such efforts if (a) it were not
true or (b) he really has an axe to grind with you mates.
buddy
On 7/11/05, Mark Benussi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or a duck?
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