I have also seen that there is some function called ordinal() in enum. can
anyone suggest how can i use it in s:select tag
On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 12:01 PM, Upasana Sharma wrote:
> Hi I am using s:select and populating it with enum .
>
>
> the enum is like
>
> public enum EComplaintType {
>
Hi I am using s:select and populating it with enum .
the enum is like
public enum EComplaintType {
CLUB_HOUSE(0), ELECTRIC(1);
}
In the jsp the select is formed as
CLUB_HOUSE
ELECTRIC
Here both the key and value for the select are the same as the Name i
have given in enum EComp
Anyone know what the current status of this plugin is. Back in December 2009,
Musachy posted that it needed "fixing" to work with Spring WebFlow 2.0. Does
anyone know if this has been done, before I start trying to use it?
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2010/5/3 stlecho :
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> It seems that parts of the Axis2 documentation are not displayed correctly
> (see underneath screenshot). All I can see is a blue rectangular, but not
> the content. Could this be solved ?
Sure, please provide the full path to document with the problem!
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can you supply
1)all jsps
2)struts-default.xml specifically everything between
and everything between
3)relevant action classes
4)relevant pojos such as backing beans etc.
thanks,
Martin Gainty
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More info... This is getting more confusing to me by the minute.
If I use these interceptors as such in my action:
It appears that the parameters are not being parsed correctly. I
don't know that for sure, but I suspect that is the case because all
validation fails and all messages are retu
The params interceptor is in the stack, I had included the basicStack
-- but also expressly included it as well to see if there was a
difference in behavior. In FF I can see the query string of the form
elements for the request, so I am sure that they are being passed.
The paramter string looks li
//The action class contains a (dynamically populated) collection such as
persons defined here
@Result(name="list", value="listPeople.action",
type=ServletRedirectResult.class)
public class EditPersonAction extends ActionSupport {
ArrayList persons = new ArrayList()
}
//then the jsp makes
Could somone suggest why this works
@Result(name="identify", type="redirectAction",
location="connect",params={"reference","%{serialNumber}"})
and this doesn't
@Result(name="identify", type="chain",
location="connect",params={"reference","%{serialNumber}"})
and what I need to do to get the cha
Bump. Any other ideas?
mitch
Mitch Claborn wrote:
That works for setting parameter names, but not so well when the tags
in the JSP need to retrieve the value for display in the page,
particularly if there is a validation error. If there is a static
field named "fred" and the action has a "
Thanks for ur reply.
I have another problem with the StrutsSpringTestCase.
This is my code.
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import org.apache.struts2.StrutsSpringTestCase;
import ipl.admin.action.RoleMasterNewAction;
import ipl.admin.beans.RoleMasterNewBeanRemote;
impo
It seems that parts of the Axis2 documentation are not displayed correctly
(see underneath screenshot). All I can see is a blue rectangular, but not
the content. Could this be solved ?
http://old.nabble.com/file/p2840/struts2_doc.png
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