From: Dave Newton [mailto:davelnew...@gmail.com]
> Do the templates use the same models as the web layer?
Actually, it would have been good to note that the contact information
is hard-coded. So there is no need for a model. I literally just need
to include a block of html-/css-formatted text.
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 1:03 PM, Biesbrock, Kevin wrote:
> So I have a block of contact information that we would like to appear
> similarly whenever it's displayed. So on our home page, on a printable
> confirmation page, or in a generated email -- it should always appear the
> same. Yesterda
Seems like a JSP-based custom tag would be the easiest, but I don't
actually know what your template requirements are, so it's tough to
say.
What's the use-case?
Dave
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Biesbrock, Kevin
wrote:
> There seem to be plenty of documents outlining how to include a jsp
There seem to be plenty of documents outlining how to include a jsp in a
velocity template, but not the other way around. I am having a
difficult time finding information on how to include a Velocity template
in a JSP. I recognized the s:component tag could work, but my templates
are not currentl
>> Yeah
>
> Actually, you added a spelling mistake (+e on Privileg). However, the
> previous example would work fine. So a hybrid of the two:
Actually I had the spelling typo before, but now saw that in english
it is with +e
> Yeah
You are right, this works.
After all I am not sure why I hav
> Yeah
Actually, you added a spelling mistake (+e on Privileg). However, the
previous example would work fine. So a hybrid of the two:
Yeah
is sufficient.
Beez
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The correct syntax is:
Yeah
I really would enjoy some more debugging help in this area
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In the JSP, I added a line to see what bean it
was finding by the name and it accurately printed out the bean which I was
expecting it to be finding by the name. To be safe, I did go ahead and renamed
the bean to something a bit more descriptive (ie: calibrationRequest) and
retested by pushi
(I'm always nervous when business logic names something the same as
something servlet-ish.)
My first assumption would be that the pushed object is masking
underlying properties. Don't know why it would start now--did you
check the changelog for the release you're currently using?
Don't know what
I am noticing a strange behavior on my development machine where a POJO
when pushed onto the top of the stack using s:push is causing tags such
as s:include not to work. In the action being executed, there is a
property in the action called request which represents a POJO of type
CalibrationReques
> you could do something like this:
> ... where (bool)
> hasPrivilege(List,...) is a function in your action.
sounds good.
I actually have now that signature in an AbstractAction from which all
the other extend:
public boolean hasPrivileg(String role) { ... }
In my JSP:
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I did not unders
you could do something like this:
... where (bool)
hasPrivilege(List,...) is a function in your action.
Markus
Am 15.04.2011 13:57, schrieb Christian Grobmeier:
Hi all,
this is probably a trivial question, but I am unsure how to solve it best.
I have an object User user. It has the properti
Hi all,
this is probably a trivial question, but I am unsure how to solve it best.
I have an object User user. It has the properties name, password and
List roles.
Now I would like to create a navigation bar in my struts 2.2.1 jsp pages.
I wanted to avoid huge chunks of logic in my code. Theref
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