Good morning, Tom!
Thinking back to how and why we have a form bean, you'll recall that it's
wise for us to use String properties in our form beans. This is so that we
can avoid type conversions in capturing user input. This ensures that we
don't lose any information that the user has suppli
Frank,
I don't think you could extract the width from the control's style unless
you'd set it. I'd have to agree with you on that one. Isn't there a
property on the control (width?) you could determine the width from? Maybe
I answered too quick and should have done some research first. I w
Generally, what I will do to accomplish this is to use CSS. You can either
use incline styles in the "style" attribute, or you could specify a style
class with the styleClass attribute.
It would necessarily take a more contrived solution if you weren't able to
arrive at a fixed width for all
Hi Joe,
I'm not sure I understand your question, but ...
Here's what I do:
I use form beans to tote data around. My labels, OTOH, are externalized and
use bundles to achieve i18n, and this is all fairly transparent on the page.
Here's what I think you want to do:
If I understand you correctl
make the GUI behave correctly (aka
adding "glitz" - that's a technical term), and I resort to JavaScript. If
that doesn't help, try elaborating more on what you mean. Just for
clarification, you don't have access ot the "session" on the client side
Adam,
Nothing put me off CMA :-) I think it's fantastic, if it fits your ticket.
Unfortunately, in the environment I currently build apps for, CMA is not
feasible. Sometimes you get your druthers - sometimes you look at the
standard and decide how you can have your druthers, even if others a
, the action classes are the place this coordination takes place.
Doing things this way buys you a lot that is hard for me to convey in words.
I'd strongly recommend using this approach though as it'll be far easier on
you down the road.
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t was easier for me to grow my own than write an adapter and have
to learn how to use SecurityFilter. That may not be the case for you.
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Dave,
It's about more than that. You can send some amount of data - couldn't tell
you how much. The important thing is that the response has not been
committed. It sounds to me as if Pauls' response has been committed (due to
sufficient output having been sent).
Essentially, you want to c
s each time the user wishes to view it. If you put
thought into how you construct your queries, and have proper indices
created, the user experience shouldn't suffer much.
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Hi Martin,
The important link here is the key for your row (row.id). Establish a way
to pass that to your edit page, via a hidden field, for example, and that's
really it.
Recall (Struts 101) that we preface all pages (JSPs) with actions. ... so
your action can take the ID value that was
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is(n't) compliant with it though? I'd wager it has something to do
with how it loads classes ...
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actly as u said. But 1 query,
>
> What will happen if user has switched off the javascript ? If nothing happens
> then also it is ok for me, Can i give some sort of msg that pls make
> javascript on - if it is off ?
>
> regards
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x name that's throwing you off, I'll bet ...
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 21:46:56 -0500, Erik Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>
> I tried this:
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hile since I used
NetBeans, so I don't recall.
NetBeans knows about the tag attributes because of the TLD files. You
can get better descriptions of the tags' attributes from the
struts-documentation.war app (you might just install it in your
container so you
e first option will still be
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Most everyone was likely routed through this when they found the list
to sign-up. Note the section entitled "keep your email short and to
the point." Also "Ask Smart Questions" is good.
I should have thought to mention that before.
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There were simple responses that could have been less than 10 lines
but in fact were well over 300 lines. You did not object at all. An
example will follow my signature.
x27;t use JNDI to get a reference to the
> DataSource. I was simply saying that you should do it only once, not every
> time you need it.
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> Yaakov.
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. Standards aren't always
"best practice" approaches, but getting DataSource instances from JNDI
is a best practice.
... although I do like the idea of caching the DataSource instance, as
mentioned earlier, in a private member of some class in your
persistence layer.
existing one, which would usually happen if you
> were somehow failing to return a session ID back to the servlet
> container.
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> And on top of that... Just kidding.
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> email me about what you've found out about it, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
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> That's my understanding of the issue...
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ng that kind of architecture is a major PITA
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> in this area and hope that you all will see I am only trying to help.
> I am sure because I have gone through all the problems in one way or
> another related to this many times.
>
> Wasn't Martin the originator of
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this class,
>
> my class example
> public class GetData
> {
> private String parm1, parm2;
> public GetData(String parm1, String parm2)
> {
> this.parm1 = parm1;
> this.parm2 = parm2;
> }
>
> public v
JkMount is what I was talking about.
Looks like there is now a JkAutoAlias you can use to auto-map all
applications, if you want them mapped in whole. To do them in part (have
Tomcat serve dynamic content and Apache serve static content), it looks like
you'll still want JkMount and JkUnmount.
.do work in Apache HTTP Server? Any idea on Handlers would be helpful.
>
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you're really trying to do.
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gt; the interface constant. Once you expose it to the public, that is
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on why I would never
consider an interface to implement constants :-)
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> >> by default?
> >> Do I need to perform any other configurations to user logging in my
> >> applications?
> >>
> >> While I am here, the errors that I send in try/catch block is this
> >> the correct way to do it, because as of this implentation ActionForm
> >> does not seem to catch NumberFormatException (I use SQLQuery as a
> >> number for now...)
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> >> thanks,
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> I too do not use O/R at all.
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> On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 12:43:17 +0530, Shiva Narayana
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> configured in struts-config.xml) over ActionForms(which are Java Classes
> created as JavaBeans) except the creation of extra java classes ?
Primarily, the advantage I see is that you don't have to code multiple
sets of classes (1 for data tra
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fining form beans using
> DynaActionClass.
>
> Can I inherit form bean definitions created using DynaActionForm?
>
> I want that I create one form-bean definition for common fields and use this
> form-bean definition in definition of form bean for oth
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> a Tiles Controller, what is, what is?)
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> ...tomcat/common/lib/, so it's JDNI that giving me the problem.)
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> time user see the same error message twice because
> validation failed in plugin as wells in form validate method.
>
> For the time being I have changed the two message little bit so user is
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to a checkbox(using tags) ?
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> I have doubt in setting the value
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Here's some thoughts:
- Leverage the Java language's inherent ability to internationalize
things.
- Leverage commons-resources to internationalize things.
- Use a database to internationalize things.
They aren't necessarily mutually-exclusive options, although there's little
reas
Any word on when they might open that to GA? I'm curious to get a peek at
it ...
Eddie
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I
Tomcat expects applications to be inside of the webapps directory. The base
path for your app would be:
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/myapp/
For simplicity, let's call this $APP_HOME
Within that directory, you'd reference pages as relative to your context
(like /somePage.jsp) in your struts-config fi
Uma,
That's being generated by the RequestProcessor. That means your
ActionServlet instance loaded and is probably setup right.
Do you have an action in your struts-config with a path of "/test1"? I'm
betting you don't. You probably want to be using "/testme.do", since that's
what you've got
In order to have a request properly setup, you need to be going through the
controller. To go through the controller, you need to be viewing an action
instead of a JSP page. Try invoking an action that uses the template and
see if the problem persists.
You can't expect Struts to set things up
used the short "dir /x"
names. For Program files it was "c:\progra~1"
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ything right in Eclipse!
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WTP = Web Tools Platform
I&
about ever changing -- works well
for this.
You're welcome and good luck ;-)
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Thanks and Regards,
Kinjal Sonpal
"In the real world, the right thing never happens in the right place
at the right time. It is the task of journalists a
You will be introduced to Struts, the primary MVC framework for building
Java Web Applications.
Doesn't sound like they go into it very deeply. It may be a very good class
for a person that hasn't done any web development using Java technologies
though.
You should have approximately three
generated by programmers the designers come along after that. In the
exploded war approach mentioned by Craig, how do you ensure that the
designers work isnt lost and make sure its under source control
properly. At the moment this is my major headache, as the designers
are not great with technica
Our development servers are essentially our own workstations :-) Our
development/test box we may only deploy to via a web interface. It's not so
terribly convenient considering it's not typically necessary to publish
things unless there's been significant advancement. Oh there's some times
w
box, so the other boxes are our workstations. That's
a minor annoyance. It works though ;-)
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Do people really deploy things to production like this? We generally
just
Do people really deploy things to production like this? We generally just
publish an EAR or WAR file to the server and keep the source in a versioning
system. It seems like pretty wasteful space on a production server to have
an application plus all the files that make up the application. ...
es, and I don't
think I've seen my last error yet :-)
Look at commons-logging. It is a little more work up-front to learn how to
work it, but you can do System.err type, and you could always plug Log4J
into it (without changing your code) later if you feel the need ... or th
Commons-Validator :-) You've got the wrong list, my friend. Try:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/validator/
They have their very own user list (well, their very own shared user list!)
;-)
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/mail2.html#Commons
It's possible you might get some leads here, but I'd
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Eclipse 3.01?
Every time I go to fire the server of
Has anyone successfully setup IBM WTP with Tomcat 5 under Eclipse 3.01?
Every time I go to fire the server off it fails and says there was a problem in
thread main. I can launch Tomcat just fine from the command prompt or as a
service :-|
My guess is that it's doing something wrong in trying t
You've got two choices that I see:
1 - Route requests into the controller
2 - Write a filter
You say this is your welcome page. Is this your index? Generally, my index
files contain nothing but a redirect to a global forward named "index" that
sends the user to an action named /index. Th
x27;ll try to test
it and apply it this weekend.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Subject: Virtual
... might be a bit simplistic, but could you perhaps name your forwards
after your roles and just have your action handle things that way? ... if
the model is the same ... Then, you wouldn't have to touch the Action class
unless your model needed tweaking.
Another thing you could condier is h
at make it clear as mud?
Unpack the binary. Find the WARs. Drop them into Tomcat's "webapps"
folder, fire up Tomcat, and play around with it :-)
Feel free to examine the User Guide. There's tons of stuff around that's
meant to make learning Struts easier.
Good
I think Joe makes a good point. Shale is what we have as a possible
direction ... and it's being fleshed out. Jerico, better or worse, I don't
think is.
At this point, we're probably better to "put our code where our mouths are",
if we don't like the direction things are headed.
You know, w
on that just purrs the way XSLT
does when done well. Lovely!
Jack
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 22:10:31 -0600, Eddie Bush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There are obvious benefits to using XSLT as cited earlier (taking one
input
to multiple outputs - ie. different clients). I personally think that
debu
There are obvious benefits to using XSLT as cited earlier (taking one input
to multiple outputs - ie. different clients). I personally think that
debugging the transformations is a major pain. My primary exposure to this
has been through a a couple of ASP/COM apps at work. To me, the pages ar
AMEN TO THAT. What a PITA ... UGH I don't like that! PAIN!
Try to debug that mess!
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Siggelkow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 8:43 AM
Subject: Re: talking about paradigms
Sorry, I haven't been following this t
Leon,
Being a developer is like ... being a Jedi Knight. You seek the good and
thrive on it, but are forever tempted by the dark side. Eventually, you
give in to it and learn why it's evil and then go back to the light. That
is, unless you're so enthralled by the dark side that you become con
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