I've been away from Struts for a couple of years so some things are a
bit rusty. My current project is converting a very complex Perl
application to Java. The project has a small portion already
utilizing Java and Struts v1.1... I'm under a very tight release
schedule so migrating to Struts
Hi,
I am trying my luck to see if someone in this forum has any idea of why - i
have not got response from DWR forum so far.
I am using DWR 1.1.1 (also tried 2.0M1) with Struts 1.2.8. My DWR
configuration is like this:
Here is the error message:
--
WARN
Hi Jeff,
In general, it is better to avoid a custom RP because it is one more
thing you need to think about if you upgrade your version of Action
(Struts). It also means that someone coming after you will have to
learn about a custom extension to Action, they can't just expect the
"normal" S
Dave,
Thanks for the advice. I was doing some research last night and one article
suggested implementing these type of checks in the processRoles() method of
the RequestProcessor class. Would this be less efficient that defining a new
base class?
Cheers,
Jeff
-Original Message-
From: Da
Hello all,
I have a webapplication with four frames. Sometimes, it is necessary to
change more than one frame with a single click. Is it possible to do this
with struts, and if yes, how can I do it?
I don't want to change the other frames with onclick and a
javascript-function.
Thanks for any
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