You can embed images directly in html using base-64 encoding.
Something like
might
do the trick.
Brian
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 7:02 AM, Aaron Brown wrote:
> The problem is really an html problem. You cannot embed an image in a web
> page, all you can do is embed a url reference to an image. T
Accessing the ActionContext is considered tying youself to a specific
implementation, plus it makes unit testing the Action more involved (since
you have to provide a fully functional ActionContext). Whereas implementing
ServletRequestAware is "programming to interfaces" (which is good practice)
an
Sorry for replying to myself, but if I remove the
onClickTopics="confirmReset" attribute then the requestType attribute is
honoured and I can swap between GET and POST at will.
I'm using the onClickTopics to put up a confirmation screen to the user and
the handler is given below;
$(document).read
The problem is really an html problem. You cannot embed an image in a web
page, all you can do is embed a url reference to an image. The browser, if
it is a graphical browser and not a text reader, will find that reference
and execute another completely separate request for the image binary. This
i
Hi
I have the following in a jsp page:
Reset Password
Using Jquery plugin 3.1.1 the sj:a tag appears to be ignoring the
requestType="GET" or I'm not specifying it correctly, but either way, when I
click on the link, the parameter data is sent as a POST and I need to it
You can obtain the request by asking the ActionContext or implementing
ServletRequestAware. Implementing ServletRequestAwareis preferred.
*why it's not preferable accessing through ActionContext even though it's
thread safe. If it's true why we need session,request,response,params
interceptors*
On 3 Sep 2011, at 15:07, Dave Newton-6 [via Struts] wrote:
> Okay, so I guess my question is "Why do you want to deliver the result in
> three separate parts?" Without a clear understanding of what you're trying
> to do and why, it's difficult to answer in a helpful way.
>
The results come b
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