I sympathize entirely with what you are saying, Murray, and believe
that there is no good reason for the present difficulties you face.
The situation is NOT inevitable or even desirable.
I would strongly suggest you consider the Spring alternative which is
highly unlikely to change in
The point is not about Struts, which performs fine. THe problem is
with JSF, which does not.
On 9/9/05, Gary VanMatre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What do you mean by inferior if you are interested in performance. Is
the overhead of the dialog/navigation processing pretty high?
In
Hi, Rick. The fact is that this gentleman asked for an opinion that
will influence his business. I think he deserves an honest answer,
even if the debate might be old hat to you.
On 9/9/05, Rick Reumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walton, Kaleb (ISS Southfield) wrote the following on 9/9/2005
Lee Harrington on 09/09/05 14:59, wrote:
Would love to get some best practices for setting up hibernate with
struts. I'm gettin staleobject exceptions when I'm the only one editing. I
had this problem with Hibernate 2 and eventually solved it, but never really
understood.
Now the problem is
Vic Cekvenich on 09/09/05 21:52, wrote:
http://jroller.com/page/RickHigh?entry=is_struts_dead_is_struts
Is he going to get over it?
I wonder who the #2 framework is?
As someone who has never really contributed much to struts except a few
bug reports, I feel slightly out-of-place saying this,
On 9/9/05, Murray Collingwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just a humble Struts user (and relatively new), and I don't claim to
speak for the
group as a whole.
I have read through Donald Brown's presentation (Struts 1.3 and beyond) and I
get the
feeling that the goal posts just don't
Dakota Jack on 10/09/05 07:09, wrote:
I sympathize entirely with what you are saying, Murray, and believe
that there is no good reason for the present difficulties you face.
The situation is NOT inevitable or even desirable.
I would strongly suggest you consider the Spring alternative which
Looking at CVS and developer comments on the dev list I would say that
by far, Struts development has never been more active by order of
magnitude. 1.3 classic release is iminent (in Struts time).
.V
Adam Hardy wrote:
it's just been fairly dormant.
Dakota Jack on 10/09/05 07:09, wrote:
I would strongly suggest you consider the Spring alternative which is
highly unlikely to change in fundamentals for a very long time.
I would argue that technology is shifting to RiA (Ajax, Laszlo, JDNC),
so a static framework (if Spring is statick, I
On 9/9/05, Murray Collingwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just a humble Struts user (and relatively new), and I don't claim to
speak for the
group as a whole.
I have read through Donald Brown's presentation (Struts 1.3 and beyond) and I
get the
feeling that the goal posts just don't
i was using past tense
Vic Cekvenich on 10/09/05 13:00, wrote:
Looking at CVS and developer comments on the dev list I would say that
by far, Struts development has never been more active by order of
magnitude. 1.3 classic release is iminent (in Struts time).
.V
Adam Hardy wrote:
it's just
Adam Hardy on 10/09/05 11:11, wrote:
Since you are recommending Spring, can you answer a couple of questions
about it? For instance, is there any outstanding improvement over struts
in the patterns that it offers for say:
[snip]
* security - Spring is based on Acegi right?
while i'm
The a href is an anchor tag referring to a URI or URL
feel free to check out
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.asp
Viel Gluck,
Martin Gainty
(mobile) 001- 617-852-7822
(http)www.laconiadatasystems.com
From: ojay78 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List
I have an attribute saved in session. In servlet, I
can access it by
request.getSession().getAttribute(my);
In jsp, how can I access it without write java code? I
am thinking about bean:page, but do not know how to
use it.
Thanks,
Ted Husted wrote:
Sometimes, we hear about people voting with their feet. Here, we
invite people to vote with their hands, by collaborating on code and
documentation. It's not up to anyone else. It's up to everyone who
volunteers. Here, the only decisions that matter are patches and
commits,
On 9/10/05, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Craig McClanahan wrote:
I hope you'll find my comments useful in furthering this kind of
discussion.
But I'm starting from a different place than you ... I personally think
it
is a waste of time to improve the tools and
I was talking to my daughters about this the other day. In the last 25 years
I have had to learn a whole new environment/API/everything:
* DOS - Pascal and then C
* Windows - C and then C++
oApplications
oSystem level code (wrote part of Win95)
oGames
Hi,
On 9/10/05, Tony Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an attribute saved in session. In servlet, I
can access it by
request.getSession().getAttribute(my);
In jsp, how can I access it without write java code? I
am thinking about bean:page, but do not know how to
use it.
Thanks,
Cool, thanks Craig. It might amaze you to hear that not a single one of
those items I really disagree with :)
I was in the middle of composing a big, grandious new message, but I
think I can ask a single question here that really sums up all that I
was writing there...
Of this list, I
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Frank W. Zammetti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Samstag, 10. September 2005 17:12
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: Re: Who decides?
Ted Husted wrote:
Sometimes, we hear about people voting with their feet. Here, we
invite people
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Craig McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Samstag, 10. September 2005 18:06
An: Struts Users Mailing List; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: Who decides?
Here's a couple of things that (had we known then what we
know now) would very
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
I think they 'de facto' are stateless singletons? I mean the controller only
creates one instance, and you shouldn't create another :-)
That is how it currently works, and Craig has in the past explained the
decision. It made perfect sense 4+ years ago when he first
Legolas Woodland wrote:
Hi
Thank you for reading my post.
How i can write a cookie from a Struts jsp file into client system ?
I mean when user pressed sub,it button i write the cookie
in a way that i can use it within
logic:present
and logic:notPresents
tags .
There are probably dozens of
Danny Lee wrote:
Hi guys,
Let's imagine that I'm building a web store and have a lot of different
product groups.
For every product group I have a template describing how to peresent the
products in this group.
My web store have to be cool, so there is an admin interface, where the
admin
You're not seeing any data in your action because your JSP doesn't
contain anything that would submit data. You have a form in your JSP,
but no input elements: all your data is just written to the page as
static text.
If you want a form to submit data, that form needs to include HTML input
temp temp wrote:
I solved the problem by creating an instance of
AddressVO in the formbean.
Here is my code after modifications.
public class ServiceSelectionForm extends ActionForm
{
private AddressVO addressVO = new AddressVO();
public AddressVO getAddressVO() {
Leon et al
addressing the last item
Unit tests easily handled by Artur Hecfyz's tool testsgen (independent of
implementation protocol)
http://wttools.sourceforge.net/unittestsgen/package.html
Struts Portlets can be easily implemented with Oracle JDeveloper via
On 9/10/05, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Over the past few months there have been a number of people who have
attempted to evolve Struts to catch up in some ways with what other
frameworks are doing. They have been turned away, sometimes for
obviously legitimate reasons,
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Frank W. Zammetti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Samstag, 10. September 2005 18:47
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: Re: AW: Who decides?
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
I think they 'de facto' are stateless singletons? I mean the
controller
The main issue, Adam, was stability. I believe that my statements
were useful for the person asking the question. I am not interested
in being non-contensious or otherwise satisfying your personal
needs. I was trying to answer the question in a helpful way, even if
you might do otherwise. If
I really doubt that this writer is so lacking in insight as these
sorts of answers reflect. Quite the opposite, assuming that the
writer knows this rather obvious sort of thing, the writer seems to be
pointing up a problem which this sort of answer seems to miss
altogether.
On 9/10/05, Larry
Again, there is no reason to think that the writer did not see this.
This is a response that fails to address the problem by assuming (as a
straw man or a red herring) with no evidence at all that the
writer was not aware of this rather obvious fact that people not even
involved in the IT
You have too many nested quotes. Take out the inner nested double quotes. Try:
a href=javascript:void()onclick=submitForm('searchform', 'html:rewrite
action=showFVKNAdminView /')show Form Value Key Names/a
I don't know if Struts will complain about this, I know it's not XML compliant
but it
This isn't really Struts specific, but I'm trying to wrap some of the
Struts HTML tags with tag files (in order to compose them into more
complex 'controls') and I'm running into a slight problem... Some
attributes are mutually exclusive (e.g. 'alt' vs. 'altKey'). I can't see
a way to pass
Hi folks
Firstly, please feel free to call me Murray (or Muz if you like to be
informal). Being
referred to as the author makes me feel like I don't belongand I do.
I guessed that there would be a volley of responses to my email but I want to
make
Craig feel special because he didn't
Assuming I too did not misunderstand, which certainly is possible, that
sounds about right based on the last time I looked at doing it (this has
been something that has been discussed for as long as I can remember).
Although, I don't remember it being even *that* complex :) But, it's
been a
Ted, I read what you wrote here with interest. I consider myself a
champion of backwards compatibility... in fact, within the past month I
recall being involved in a discussion thread here where I seemed to be
the only one saying backwards compatibility should not be broken, within
the
Hi all,
I've just started exploring the use of Struts DynaValidatorForms. I've
tried to set-up a very simple login form with a username and password
fields, where both are required. Here's the relevant details:
1. struts-config.xml
The application message resource bundle has been configured with
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