Re: [S2] Session Invalidation through SessionAware interface

2007-07-01 Thread Ray Clough
I use the SessionAware interface to retrieve a Map of the session. Then to invalidate the Session, I do this: if (session instanceof org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.SessionMap) { // it is possible that the session will have timed-out between the

Re: [S2] Session Invalidation through SessionAware interface

2007-07-01 Thread Dave Newton
--- Ray Clough [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Then to invalidate the Session, I do this [code] Oh, I had no idea! If you have wiki karma maybe add a FAQ entry, otherwise with your permission I'll do it. d.

Re: [S2] Session Invalidation through SessionAware interface

2007-07-01 Thread Ray Clough
Please go ahead. - Original Message - From: Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org Subject: Re: [S2] Session Invalidation through SessionAware interface Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2007 10:47:18 -0700 (PDT) --- Ray Clough [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Re: [S2] Session Invalidation through SessionAware interface

2007-07-01 Thread Srinivas.N.
Wouldn't it be cleaner if (1) the setSession(Map session) signature of SessionAware was changed to setSession(SessionMap session) and (2) the implementation of the invalidate method on internally took care of dealing with already timed out sessions? (if one really wanted to know if the session

Dynamically rendering image - Servlet/Action

2007-07-01 Thread Stjepan Brbot
Hi, I have one classic HttpServlet for dynamically rendering an image from given (database retrieved) data. Actually this servlet takes data from session (previously retrieved from database and put inside session) and renders the image. Since this is not Action but classis servlet it is

Re: Struts 2.0 form bean

2007-07-01 Thread tom tom
Before anything try model driven interface if you are not doing any portlet developments. Thanks, --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, As there is no concept of Action form beans in struts 2.0 we have to define the field attributes in the Action class. I am using the same action class

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread tom tom
I did further investigation, I think this is a bug, I think this is a very scary bug. You dont need three iterators, I could reproduce this very easily, In your action class have the following, String[] testArray = new String[5]; testArray[0]=test0;

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread tom tom
Yes this definitely is a bug to me, How can I make a JIRA issue for this, what is the URL, I Dont think we can go to production with this issue, Is there a way to get a patch for this, Should we have to wait for the next release ? Thanks, --- Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- tom

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread tom tom
Hi, What did you mean by is an issue iff you're using an id What else can I use to get the value inside an Iterator? Thanks --- Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- tom tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: WHAT it prints is following Issue is for the 4th index also it prints test, it

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread Dave Newton
--- tom tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What did you mean by is an issue iff you're using an id What else can I use to get the value inside an Iterator? Stack notation, like [0].foo etc. It's a kludgy workaround for this situation but it should work. d.

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread tom tom
index is variable, without introducting a scriptlet with int i=0 and the have i++, Is there any other inbuild way? Thanks --- Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- tom tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What did you mean by is an issue iff you're using an id What else can I use to

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread Dave Newton
What? [n] accessing the stack at the given level: [0] is the root, [1] is the previously-pushed item, etc. s:iterator... s:iterator... s:property value=[0]/ %-- inner it. value --% s:property vlaue=[1]/ %-- outer it. value --% /... (AFAIK, anyway; can't test at the moment.) d. ---

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread Adam Ruggles
Have you tried this? s:iterator value=#session.testArray Value of the arry is s:property / br /s:iterator tom tom wrote: I did further investigation, I think this is a bug, I think this is a very scary bug. You dont need three iterators, I could reproduce this very easily, In your

Problem in JSP. help me pls

2007-07-01 Thread bindhu
hai, when trying to open my jsp page in browser i get this error. can anyone plas help me. type Exception report message description The server encountered an internal error () that prevented it from fulfilling this request. exception org.apache.jasper.JasperException:

Re: Problem in JSP. help me pls

2007-07-01 Thread Li
check your struts jar file see if the tag handler classes there ... On 7/2/07, bindhu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hai, when trying to open my jsp page in browser i get this error. can anyone plas help me. type Exception report message description The server encountered an internal error

Re: Problem in JSP. help me pls

2007-07-01 Thread gundakiran
Hai Bindhu, This org.apache.struts.taglib.html.FormTag is in struts core jar file.. Check if this jar and all its dependents exist in your web-inf/lib.. Kiran bindhu wrote: hai, when trying to open my jsp page in browser i get this error. can anyone plas help me. type Exception

Re: Problem in JSP. help me pls

2007-07-01 Thread bindhu
hi kiran, thank u for ut reply. i have all the dependencies in my WEB-INF\lib directory. struts-trmplate, struts-logic, struts-form, struts-bean, struts. still i face thsi same error. and my class path is as follows CLASSPATH=C:\apache-tomcat-6.0.13\lib\servlet-api.jar;C:\Program

Re: Has anyone tried this in S2 - THIS LOOKS A BUG

2007-07-01 Thread tom tom
Thanks, As I mentioned earlier, I need to have id, because I got if statements and logic inside, it is not merely diplaying the value. This bug needs to be fixed. Till then be carefull --- Adam Ruggles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Have you tried this? s:iterator value=#session.testArray