Makes perfect sense if interested in matching the values from checkbox
list. Another variation, I think in that case would be to use the
'fieldValue' instead of name; that way the set values can be easier
to retrieve as a list using the name encapsulator.
s:iterator value=test_list status=status
Maybe there's something I jut don't get, but two users sharing the
same issue sounds more like a security hole than a feature to me... If
a new users is performing a login in the same browser, I would make
sure that the old session is invalidated before the new user is logged
in.
Nils-H
On Sun,
On Sunday 18 January 2009 02:54:35 RajibJana wrote:
By conversation, I want to mean http session independent conversation. So
two simultaneous users sharing the same http session can work
independently, storing/retriving their own properties throughout the
application without having conflict
If
a new users is performing a login in the same browser, I would make
sure that the old session is invalidated before the new user is logged
in.
The old user may perform important operation ( may by ajax call), may hold
important info in the session. Before invalidate the old session, I need
Hello;
We have migrated our old application to Sturts-Tiles. We are facing some
performance issues. The old implementation does use the Sturts but not the
Tiles. However the new application implements both of them.
Please assist to improve the performance issue.
With regards
Muhammad
I know this is slightly different from the way you are trying it but this is
the way I am currently doing it is:
lt;global-exception-mappingsgt;
lt;exception-mapping exception=java.lang.Exception
result=unhandledExceptionHandler/gt;
lt;/global-exception-mappingsgt;
lt;global-resultsgt;
I have been thinking about protecting an app form SQL injection and XSS
attacks but currently know very little about this area of security. I
started out using the Http Data Integrity Validation Framework (HDIV) but
found it was a little to secure in that it broke bookmarks, the back button
and
On Sunday 18 January 2009 09:34:23 doahh wrote:
I have been thinking about protecting an app form SQL injection and XSS
attacks but currently know very little about this area of security. I
started out using the Http Data Integrity Validation Framework (HDIV) but
found it was a little to
Wes Wannemacher wrote:
Two users are not going to share the same session. Each user will get a new
session. That's how app servers work.
Check out the Seam conversation stuff.
It allows the same user (or, I suppose, two different users, but that's
not its primary purpose) to have multiple
Muhammad Owais wrote:
Please assist to improve the performance issue.
How? We know nothing about your implementation, where you're seeing
performance problems, etc.
Dave
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Thanks for the great answer Wes. I had to think about it a little but it all
makes sense. The interceptor is a good idea for checking data, I hadn't
quite gotten that far in my thinking.
Wes Wannemacher wrote:
On Sunday 18 January 2009 09:34:23 doahh wrote:
I have been thinking about
On Sunday 18 January 2009 12:11:33 Dave Newton wrote:
Check out the Seam conversation stuff.
It allows the same user (or, I suppose, two different users, but that's
not its primary purpose) to have multiple session states.
I could, say, have two tabs open, but each has a conversation scope.
I'm guessing conversations are just different partitions in the
session. At least that's how I've seen it implemented before. And I
don't see how that would support having multiple _users_ in the same
session. Sure, you could probably emulate it in some way, but I have
serious doubts if it would
option 2 and 3 are overheads for a large app
This is an overstatment. The real question is whether This overhead causes
major [performance, etc] problems for THE app , u are working on [not any
large app], or not. And that is the question which you can only answer.
regards,
RajibJana
Regarding the OP - I tried your code and it worked for me so not sure why your
not seeing the exception stack.
Regarding to the first responder - you could take this a step further and have
ActionUnhandledExceptionHandler redirect to another action (Redirect After
Post).
Date: Sun, 18
Does anyone know why you can't pass the exceptionStack from a
global result to an action class? Other parameters pass fine, just not
that one:
Ex.
global-results
result name=error type=redirectAction
param name=actionNameerror/param
param
Got it, quite useful. Thanks for all you guys' help!
2009/1/18 abhijit.sulh...@gmail.com
Makes perfect sense if interested in matching the values from checkbox
list. Another variation, I think in that case would be to use the
'fieldValue' instead of name; that way the set values can be
Dave , you read my concern correctly, and my app needs the feature you have
mentioned ( I guess many of such), Its not the login issue alone, the app
needs multiple user sessions/conversations independent of http session, I
will check how SEAM is providing such feature.
Thanks
Rajib
Conversations are just state persisted over a session. They could be used
for long transactions, wizards, etc. The issue that you may lose track of
that state for a user if another user hijacks the session is not a use case
for a feature but a description of a bug.
Creating a separate
Sir;
I am using Java 1.4, Oracle as a back end with Sturts 1.1
I have a sturt-config.xml files that maps the DispatchAction class and the
tiles-config.xml
Tiles XML contains the JSPs path... one view contains at least 5 JSPs.
I believe it is the way it should be?
Please also elaborate
The issue that you may lose track of that state for a user if another user
hijacks the session is not a use case for a feature but a description of a
bug
--The issue is windows tabs overwrite each others data that are put into the
session because windows tabs share same http session. So
Hi All,
I developing ajax based application using struts 2.0.11
for ajax we are using YUI for making ajax based call and currently its
working fine for me.For one case i need to send XML created in my business
logic to the front end
The call will be created using YUI API and it must get XML
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