now i understand you're renaming the dynamically added textboxes thru
Javascript? right? if that's the case your renaming looks good to me. can
you do the trick in the form's reset() method; that is, set the a new
Customer array to the forms's property with something like:
String value = request.g
No, user can add has many row he needed before submit... I had just added
one row to handle this scenario... It should work for as many row user has
added...
On 12/19/05, atta-ur rehman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> okay, so you're saying use can add only ONE row dynamically before submit?
> and
okay, so you're saying use can add only ONE row dynamically before submit?
and that the newly added row's HTML code is:
if that's the case, in your ActionForm's reset method, detect that user has
added a new row, maybe thru request.getParameter("cus
Once again Generated HTML :
JSP Page :
row is hardcoded (with index) on JSP page for simplicity. Now, on submit it
give me this error..
javax.servlet.ServletException: BeanUtils.populate
org.apache.st
Irfan,
By looking at the HTML source of the your page, please show me the name of
textboxes added thru and name of the textboxes you've added
thru Javascript.
ATTA
On 12/17/05, Irfan Shaikh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I am storing data objects into an Array for initial rows and when user
>
Thanks for the reply Michael,
1. Yes, I am adding a row into the browser's DOM. Basically, client
requirement is to implement a table like structure where user can add a new
row to save new record. i need to know how to handle scenario where client
changes (adding a new row) gets notif
Paul's solution, in this regard, seems more design consistent.
On 12/18/05, Dakota Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I would think that doing validation in your action would be
> contra-indicated as a design matter, if you are doing Struts struts rather
> than one of the other struts.
>
> On 12/
I would think that doing validation in your action would be contra-indicated
as a design matter, if you are doing Struts struts rather than one of the
other struts.
On 12/18/05, Rick R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 12/18/05, Josh McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > What's the best plac
Another option would be SiteMesh.
If you like working on the fringes of technology though, I recommend AJAX or
OpenLaszlo...
Br,
-Yves-
On 12/18/05, Agnisys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
> I need to create an application with lots of Dynamic GUI features (like
> dynamic number of
> Panes)
Sweet, that's good to know. Not much use in an environment of such
inertia and red tape tho :) I believe it'll be 1.1 for many moons after
my contract is up
--
"His comrades fought beside him, Van Owen and the rest...
But of all the thompson gunners- Roland was the best."
Josh McDona
>>it should be an URL and patch it up (like > 'www.google.com' into
>>'http://www.google.com/').
This is a bug which was fixed in Struts 1.2.8 by upgrading to commons validator
1.1.4.
Paul
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Thanks for your feedback guys, what I've got is some URL validation
(just regexes, nothing magic) but I've also got some smaller regexes to
detect stuff that looks like it should be an URL and patch it up (like
'www.google.com' into 'http://www.google.com/'). For now I've just got
it in the validat
On 12/18/05, Josh McDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> What's the best place to put input validation and possible repair?
I actually prefer to do the validation checks in my DispatchAction. The
reason being is that, inevitably, you'll end up with a case where you'll
have some Lists you'll wan
Josh,
You can use a combination of the Commons Validator plus any addition complex
validation in the
validate() method of the action form. No one forces you to use any method.
However, the Commons
Validator is sufficient for 95% of the data validation you need so make sure
you take good
advanta
What's the best place to put input validation and possible repair?
Should I extend some struts validator and put it in the
struts-config.xml attached to every form that uses it? Just wondering
what's the "best practice" on that sort of thing, and if the strut
validator framework allows me to change
Neils,
The only thing in common between request 1 and request 2 is the user session.
If you want
something to persist between requests, place it in the session; then clean the
session when
finished.
Paul
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An action (ActionOne with scope=request) is called which
puts a result list on an attribute like:
request.setAttribute("listResult", list);
This result is displayed in a jsp.
After that a second action (ActionTwo) is called
which forward to another jsp. How can I make the "listResult" available in
Hi,
I need to create an application with lots of Dynamic GUI features (like
dynamic number of
Panes). Which one is more suitable for the job: Struts Menu or Struts Layout?
Or is there a more appropriate 3rd option?
Thanks for any pointers.
Anupam.
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Sorry everybody. I don't understand why I didn't see the last part of
that wiki page. Sorry again.
Another question: I use a BaseAction to make sure that everybody who
accesses all my actions in the application must login first. This is
what I do:
abstract class BaseAction extends Action {
pu
Hello Jose,
exactly! This solves my problem. Fortunately I do not have so many chinese
fields in my allplication. So it should not be complicated to close all
possible security holes.
Thanks a lot,
Milan
> Have you tried using filter="false"/>?
>
> filter="false" means the tag will not "escape"
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