Yes, it is a JPA entity bean proxied by OpenJPA.
It has a list property - the bean is a parent in a parent-child relationship and
this property is the list of children.
This is the incoming HTTP parameter:
portfolio.weightings[0]=123
Despite debugging it I am still not sure what has
Hello,
I am using Struts2-Spring-Hibernate in my web application.
I have configured the Struts-Spring plugin to make the Spring framework load
the action classes. I am facing a problem with the non-execute (do*) methods in
my action classes.
In my applicationcontext.xml, if I do not specify
2009/2/14 Sundararaman, Anand anand.sundarara...@ps.net:
It seems to me that I will never be able to use the Struts non-execute (do*)
methods, if I integrate with Spring. I need Spring Framework since it helps a
lot with hibernate calls.
Would anyone be able to guide me, if I am missing
Hi Lukasz,
I am not using AOP. Will it make any difference if I use the Spring-AOP?
Thanks,
Anand
From: Lukasz Lenart [lukasz.len...@googlemail.com]
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Subject: Re: Struts2-Spring
Could you copy-paste your struts.xml and Spring config regarding actions?
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hi all
i use an interceptor that do query, so i injected the hibernate using
spring - my struts2 using spring
and i want to implement JTA in my persistance factory
i try use the non interceptor version, work well, but i find the
interceptor cannot work with JTA related injection
can help all
I am currently running Struts 2.0.11 (planning to upgrade soon) with OGNL
2.6.11 and am having significant trouble with the appalling performance of OGNL.
The following XML using Struts 2 Tags and ORNL takes (using the s2 profiling)
2328ms to render
%@ page contentType=text/xml %%--
--%%@
Hi,
Here are the files. I have just pasted only the contents to highlight the
problem. The CreateUserAction has two methods, execute() and doActivateUser().
The execute is called for saveUser action. The doActivateUser() is called for
activateUser action. If I specify the scope=prototype, the
Hi,
Here are the files. I have just pasted only the contents to highlight the
problem. The CreateUserAction has two methods, execute() and doActivateUser().
The execute is called for saveUser action. The doActivateUser() is called for
activateUser action. If I specify the scope=prototype, the
2009/2/14 Sundararaman, Anand anand.sundarara...@ps.net:
action name=activateUser class=createUser method=activateUser
result name=success/jsp/user/useractivated.jsp/result
result name=error/jsp/user/login.jsp/result
/action
/package
That's really strange, did
No I did not try that. I will try that and let you know. Thanks for the help
and time.
From: Lukasz Lenart [lukasz.len...@googlemail.com]
Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2009 10:39 AM
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Subject: Re: Struts2-Spring Integration
Hallo,
I am developing Struts2 application and run for test in MyEclipse
envirinment on JBoss app server.
In eclipse console I have a lot of debug messages as:
12:15:47,859 INFO [STDOUT] 12:15:47,843 DEBUG
XmlConfigurationProvider:57 - Loading action configurations from:
struts-default.xml
Enric Jaen wrote:
Hello, I'd to test the StrutsTestCase's version for Struts2 [1] but I have not found any example. There are plenty of examples for Struts1, however.
Any idea how to use it?
Have you looked at any of the existing tests for S2?
Dave
No it did not work with that change as well.
Initially I was getting a NoSuchMethodException on the method activateUser in
the action class. Now after the change you suggested, it asked for an input
result type in the action class. If I give the input result type it just does
not go to that
Thanks Dave, they are there. I failed to guess that all were using JWebUnit.
/Enric
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Musachy Barroso wrote:
you can put the whole view?resourceId=${resource.id} in the params.
Just to clarify (as I ran into this converting a small app to
Convention)... It doesn't seem possible to put the whole URL into the
location parameter, instead I had to:
@Result(name=...,
Thanks, Scott.
Yes, I had something else in mind. I need to give a URL to a third party
site for call back and I will also need to pass a parameter, but that third
party always strips off all query parameters. One idea I had was to append
the parameter to the action name as if a wild card
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