The parameter attribute can have whatever value you want and be used
however you want. I use it as a poor man's dispatch action.
For example, you have an actor called a customer. The customer can log
on and perform some actions with regard to his details. Let's say one
action is to view,
As far as the implementation goes, there is no reason to be scared of
switches and loops. (But favor polymorphism/virtual functions over a
giant loop.) However, you should get rid of all those concat operators
and use StringBuffer.append instead. The performance will improve
significantly.
Erik Weber wrote:
As far as the implementation goes, there is no reason to be scared of
switches and loops. (But favor polymorphism/virtual functions over a
giant loop.)
Sorry, I meant over a giant switch, not loop!
However, you should get rid of all those concat operators and use
in a Intranet.
Yours, Miquel Angel Seguí
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Asunto: Re: [OT] Recommendation of Instant Messagging System
I just finished putting together a system
.
For your situation, I cannot say which is the right approach. You'll
have to judge for yourself. I would do my homework.
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
XMPP and HTTP are nothing alike. XMPP is a stateful protocol and HTTP
is a stateless protocol. XMPP pushes out alerts actively while with
HTTP you have
to me;
Smack sounds good, but with the problems you pointed out, I doubt if I
am able to handle them correctly.
Would you contribute your modifcation back to Smack someday ?
appreciate your info very much !
lixin
On 5/5/05, Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just finished putting together
=/mySubmitAction
field property=myDate depends=date
msg name=date key=myDate.format.mm.dd./
/field
/form
Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I think you want datePatternStrict
instead of datePattern.
Erik
Carl Smith wrote:
We are using struts date validator, for some reason we found that the struts
Look at ImageIO for read/write and RescaleOp for your scaling.
Erik
Scott Purcell wrote:
Not truly struts related, but I would assume that people on this list know a
solution, or workaround for what appears to be a common dilemma.
I have created a ECommerce type site, in which there are three
Sorry no URLs, but I have been seeing prices dipping into the $10 range,
which is even with PHP (the cheapest PHP I ever saw was $4 but typical
is $8.99 I think). And I have found that Tomcat/MySQL or
Tomcat/PostgreSQL is everywhere, plus you'll usually get an Apache Web
Server too. But be
I just finished putting together a system with a Swing client and
combined services over XMPP and HTTP.
I think Leon's suggestion of doing your own is not bad, if you are good
with Sockets, ServerSockets, XML APIs and Threads (find a good tutorial
on building a chat system such as in the
I think you want datePatternStrict instead of datePattern.
Erik
Carl Smith wrote:
We are using struts date validator, for some reason we found that the struts
date validator let 04/02/05 pass, but we are hoping that the validation fails
since 04/02/05 is not of format MM/dd/.
Did you have
Nancy, could you try to be a little more specific and clearer in your
explanations?
Nancy Lin wrote:
Our application required that if user enter some data and click on
other menu link or tab without clicking the submit button, the page
will automatically be save.
Do you mean that you are
Also, check these out:
https://whirlycache.dev.java.net/
http://www.opensymphony.com/oscache/
Erik
temp temp wrote:
Is it similar to sessions ie each user will have his own cached
Object or all the users share the same
Cached object .
I have a jsp with multiple submit buttons .Each submit
Ted Husted wrote:
On 4/21/05, Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's the way I do it. If your Actions are light, as they should be, it
doesn't add a lot of code. Some redundant code is not a bad thing, it
can make things clearer. If you were to chain actions, then you'd be
going through
I could be mistaken, but I think what you want to look at is
BeanUtils.copyProperties.
Erik
tarek.nabil wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have some insert and update actions where I copy the data the user
entered from the ActionForm to a DTO object which I send as a parameter
to my business method.
Since I
for
inclusion in Struts. Seems like it might be better left for local
development.
Joe
. . .
At 5:10 PM -0500 11/8/04, Erik Weber wrote:
Here is a way to do it that works with 1.1:
logic:messagesPresent name=org.apache.struts.action.ERROR
property=username
bean:message key=error.username.required
temp temp,
If you are going to cache:
Use request scope for objects that should be cached for the duration of
a single request servicing.
Use session scope for objects that should be cached for the duration of
a user's session (more than one request) and that represent data unique
to the user,
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/
Chapter 32: Security
Should help.
Erik
Scott Purcell wrote:
I am creating a shopping-cart type application using struts and have a question. The site itself does not have any authentication on it, as people just browse and add stuff to the cart.
Some interesting stuff here:
http://www.coreservlets.com/JSF-Tutorial/
Erik
Pramod wrote:
Hi All,
Could any one can refer the best articles for JSF ?
Regards
Pramod
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Yes, form field values (generated by the Struts tags) are synced with
corresponding ActionForm field values when the page is rendered. So you
can override the ActionForm's reset method to specify initial values.
But typically you only want to do this when you are showing a fresh
add form, not
I think that my answer to another post earlier this morning applies
here, so I have pasted it:
. . . Form field values (generated by the Struts tags) are synced with
corresponding ActionForm field values when the page is rendered. So you
can override the ActionForm's reset method to specify
I think your List reference is probably null.
Also, have you looked at html:options and html:optionsCollection?
Erik
Lucas Bern wrote:
Hi all...
I get this exception trying to render options with logic iterate tag...
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Cannot create iterator for this collection
My
Hmm I didn't even notice that.
However, this is the section of code that throws that Exception (from
1.2.4 src):
/**
* Construct an iterator for the specified collection, and begin
* looping through the body once per element.
*
* @exception JspException if a JSP exception has
Heh. Normally I hate stuff like this, but for some reason, that one was
so silly it just cracked me up. Must be because I just woke up. :)
Erik
Vic Cekvenich (netsql) wrote:
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I think
all salient points have been made.
Agree.
It's almost friday:
That's the way I do it. If your Actions are light, as they should be, it
doesn't add a lot of code. Some redundant code is not a bad thing, it
can make things clearer. If you were to chain actions, then you'd be
going through the entire request processor chain again.
I think that Struts 1.3,
;
. . .
}
Even though you have a different design, I think we're talking about the
same thing. Please disregard if we're not.
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
That's the way I do it. If your Actions are light, as they should be,
it doesn't add a lot of code. Some redundant code is not a bad thing,
it can
want
that to cause an error screen to appear.
As for validwhen, I think it's worth giving it a shot to see if it can
be plugged in as a custom validator.
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Not sure if this already has been said but when you are working with
text files, it can be easier to use Readers and Writers rather than
streams -- check out the API to see if the methods suit you better. Java
IO gives you ways to convert between Readers and Writers and streams,
for example:
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
On Tue, April 19, 2005 10:47 am, Erik Weber said:
I, with respect for the author, disagree with this entirely.
I am people, and this is not what I expect or desire at all. As a user,
I expect and desire 1) A fast download 2) my bookmarks to work/easy to
remember URLs 3
Thanks everyone for all these responses. They have helped me tremendously.
Erik
Fogleson, Allen wrote:
Erik,
I also live in the Atlanta area. The going rate seems to be around 45-50
per hour for most of the consulting firms (body shops) assuming most
of those do W2 instead of 1099 then you can
!-- requiredif --
validator name=requiredif
classname=org.apache.struts.validator.FieldChecks
method=validateRequiredIf
methodParams=java.lang.Object,
org.apache.commons.validator.ValidatorAction,
Sorry for the OT but I thought I'd try here since this should be simple
and I don't subscribe to tomcat-user.
Anyone know how to configure Tomcat (5.0) to simply reject a non-HTTPS
request when the transport guarantee is CONFIDENTIAL, rather than to
issue a redirect?
I can't find anything on
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
On Tue, April 19, 2005 5:30 am, Jesse Alexander (KBSA 21) said:
I also think that a well-designed web-UI does not need JS at all...
Then what results is exactly what you say: a WEB UI. This was good enough
five years ago, it isn't today.
People expect, generally,
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!-- requiredif --
validator name=requiredif
classname=org.apache.struts.validator.FieldChecks
method
of Struts you are using
support custom validators?
Hope that helps,
Erik
Thanks
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Subject: Re: requiredif
Oh, I'm sorry. I pulled that from the last release
JNDI *is* the way to go. See the Tomcat doc on configuring a DataSource
(cited below). I use Tomcat 5.0, but I will not buy it that the examples
don't work because I have followed the Tomcat documentation many times
with success (including MySQL).
Then write a simple Java class that acts as a
secrets. :)
I've been wanting to do some C++ instead of Java anyway. :) Anyone want
to sponsor me?
Erik
http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/linux-kernel-cost.html
Ted Husted wrote:
On 4/13/05, Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I get the feeling that the GPL restrictions (at least in MySQL's case
After doing a little research on this I still wasn't getting a clear
picture, so I wrote to someone at MySQL AB (I found an e-mail address
for someone who seemed to welcome questions on the Web). I presented
what I thought were some typical scenarios of MySQL use (such as JDBC
applications and
to a dispute, *you* would be the one
getting sued, not MySQL.
Craig (who works for a company that has required review policies
before *any* open source software can be used)
On 4/13/05, Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing a little research on this I still wasn't getting a clear
picture, so I
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/dev_validator.html
See the sections on the requiredif and validwhen validators.
Erik
Rodolfo García Esteban/CYII wrote:
Hi,
I need to do a validation of required fields who depends of the values of
previos fields. More clearly, I have a radio button to choose
http://struts.apache.org/learning.html
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/
and
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsResources
On that page is a link to a site that helped me a lot when I first
started with Struts (plenty of examples):
http://www.reumann.net/struts/main.do
But, with all that said, I
I read that document and I still don't get it. There is even a forum
post about the article asking about the situation that is typical for
many of us: having a proprietary JDBC- or PHP-based application that
connects to a single MySQL server (not embedded) using Connector-J. The
author of the
Yes, tokens are used to prevent duplicate submits of a single form.
These are the four methods your Action inherits from
org.apache.struts.action.Action:
protected String generateToken(HttpServletRequest request) {
return token.generateToken(request);
}
protected boolean
I use bean:size. I don't know if there is a JSTL equivalent. Seems odd
that there wouldn't be one, but I can't find one in my JSTL reference.
Erik
Greg Pelly wrote:
What is the prefered way to obtain the size of elements that implement the
Collection interface, such as a Vector? I would like
Craig McClanahan wrote:
On Apr 2, 2005 8:38 AM, Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was playing a bit of devil's advocate when I wrote I have no interest
in JSF. It probably sounded harsh.
The truth is, I want both Struts and JSF in my toolbox. I don't want one
to supplant the other.
I have
I was playing a bit of devil's advocate when I wrote I have no interest
in JSF. It probably sounded harsh.
The truth is, I want both Struts and JSF in my toolbox. I don't want one
to supplant the other.
I have a couple of JSF questions.
1) I do a lot of Swing work with some HTTP-based services
I agree. I thought, Craig, that you until recently were interested in
Struts and JSF coexisting, meaning that both would grow, even if you
were no longer the active leader of Struts.
As a developer, I have no interest in JSF, but am interested in Struts 1.3.
Erik
Benedict, Paul C wrote:
Craig,
to resources within your context. You may
want to simply think of writing plain old a and img tags and do it
yourself.
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Subject: Re: REPOST: Relative URLs
Can't you
Try using request.getParameterNames to see what's actually being
delivered to the server.
Erik
Stéphane Zuckerman wrote:
Hello,
Are the Action classes only processing POST forms ? I am asking this
because I'd like to give some parameters to an Action I am creating,
and can't get no result with
Can't you embed a ServletContext attribute (variable) in your links
using the EL? The attribute value could come from an init param and get
set at app startup.
Erik
tarek.nabil wrote:
Hi everyone,
I still can not find an answer to my question, so I thought I'd repost
this and try to make it
In my opinion, the question is on topic.
I'm not sure whether by instantiated you mean the pool class or the
connection class. If it's the former, I'm not sure of the answer, but I
would assume that the pool class typically is instantiated at server
startup. If not, wouldn't the JNDI lookup
to be created.
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In my opinion, the question is on topic.
I'm not sure whether by instantiated you mean the pool class
for connection leaks. It's really not that
hard to switch the pooler, I'll probably give c3p0 a shot with and without my
extended base class and see what happens there.
-B
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How can I obtain a reference to a non-default MessageResources instance
from within the execute method of an ExceptionHandler?
The signature is:
public ActionForward execute(Exception e, ExceptionConfig config,
ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form, HttpServletRequest request,
Thanks for the example. I copied the source. I suppose you could write
some JavaScript that would run on more browsers that would try to reload
a combo box, but would submit the form if the reload failed? That way
you wouldn't have to be as worried about browser support and could
possibly work
as I
suggested earlier, so you wouldn't even need XMLHttpRequest, and
honestly that's what I've done except for once or twice. That object
certainly makes things more concise though.
Frank
Erik Weber wrote:
Thanks for the example. I copied the source. I suppose you could
write some JavaScript
Jim Theodoridis wrote:
Erik Weber wrote:
Jim Theodoridis wrote:
Sorry it is a new message
In an action i am having the following path = .;
a.setRedirect(true);
a.setPath(path.toString());
..
at the path assing a URL as http://www.yahoo.com or
http
I don't know if there is anything like it for Struts tags, but Sue
Spielman's JSTL Practical Guide for JSP Programmers (Morgan Kaufmann)
is exactly what you are looking for if you also use JSTL tags. It's 200
pages, example-based and 20 bucks.
Erik
Scott Purcell wrote:
Hello,
following up with
I have a (MySQL) batch insert scenario where I need to retrieve all the
generated keys. What is the best approach for this? Can I take advantage
of the new return generated keys feature for this?
Here are three approaches I can think of. I haven't tried any of them
yet. Figured someone here
Yes, it's gone in 1.2.4 and replaced by Globals.LOCALE_KEY.
Erik
Sergey Livanov wrote:
Is Action.LOCALE_KEY deprecated ?
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Well, one place to look would be the API documentation:
http://struts.apache.org/api/index.html
Click on Globals in the All Classes frame and check out the Field
Summary. Also, click on one of the key fields and you'll see a link to
Constant Field Values. Follow that for a summary page
My 2 cents:
1) I always try to serve my images from another server (Apache Web
Server) configured to serve all the static content, and only send
requests to my app server that actually require the app server. As a
side effect, paths are easier to manage as they don't change when your
One way is to use a combination of logic:iterate's indexId attribute
(serves as a loop counter) and the bean:size tag (can give the total
size of a collection before you iterate). Then you could use a
logic:equal test inside the iteration.
Erik
Richard Reyes wrote:
Hello All ,
How do you
was .. Whether it will be invoked if some exception occurs
at the time of population the ActionForm's properties. Population is done by
Struts Utils classes. So I am not very much sure whether it will execute it
or not .
Sachin
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Are you familiar with synchronizer tokens? Basically, you insert a
hidden variable (a unique string) into your form when the user requests
the form page. On the server side, you track that same string in the
session for that user. When the form is later submitted, you check that
the token
Yes. The execute method of an ExceptionHandler is invoked whenever an
Action's execute method throws an Exception that the ExceptionHandler is
configured to handle (via exception elements in struts-config.xml). It
is then up to the handler to provide the forward rather than the Action.
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/dev_validator.html
See the section on pluggable validators. I don't think the type of Form
you use matters, but I don't use Dyna forms.
Erik
Scott Purcell wrote:
Hello,
I have a simple validation problem I am seeking help with. I have a form in which the
Scott Purcell wrote:
Hello,
I have a login that I call and displays its initial presentation. I am using the html:form
action=login.do line for when I submit its values.
But I want to put in some default values into the initial presentation. So upon reading about
html:form it looks like I could
No, it's all memory. But, you have to remember that session attributes
stay in memory for the life of the session (which typically spans many
requests and perhaps all day long), whereas request attributes stay in
memory for the life of the request. In other words, requests don't
really require
wo_shi_ni_ba_ba wrote:
do struts developers usually store user as an object
in session?
Yes, that is typical.
or does struts have additional framework
for handling user management.
No. But there is container managed security, which has its own concept
of a user (typically represented by a
Yes, having methods along the lines of ensure and do that
are paired makes sense and I have seen the strategy work well. The
challenge is that you often want these two methods to be invoked within
a single transaction context. For example, you don't want to return true
from ensure,
Well, this is not great nice solution in my opinion, but it does seem to
be popular. This requires you to have a form on screen A and to use POST
instead of GET to request screen B. Also, it requires JavaScript.
You could make all your links have the same URL, but put an onclick
JavaScript
Refer to the API documentation for java.text.SimpleDateFormat.
Erik
Brian McGovern wrote:
Hi.
I'm having some problems finding documentation on how to format a java.util.Date object in my presentation layer.
I have bean:write name=mybean property=startDate format=mm/dd/ / and it works
Actually, if you are using mm/dd/, I could be wrong. Are you sure
you aren't using MM/dd/? SimpleDateFormat uses M for month and m for
minute, so now I'm beginning to wonder if bean:write actually does use
SimpleDateFormat . . .
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
Refer to the API documentation
Joe Germuska wrote:
I have no idea why Craig would say that the RequestProcessor is
somehow related to the Template Method pattern. It just isn't.
Are you talking about org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor? Even
if its not a shining textbook example of Template, it most certainly
is
I think that you shouldn't just check for the existence of a Session,
you should check for a user Session attribute that you have set in
your own code. If you are invalidating the Session and this attribute
still exists afterward, I'd suggest something has gone awry . . .
And yes, I do it in
This is a valid way to do it. To be more specific, your Action would ask
some delegate for the domain object, then it would use that object as
either a scoped (request, session, etc.) attribute or as a field for
your form-bean (if you are indeed using your form-bean for setup
actions as well
It depends on what you are using to do the uploading. For example, an
FTP system cares. But an application that simply copies bytes from an
octet stream doesn't have to care.
Erik
Rajaneesh wrote:
Hi,
A basic question! Should a file type(BINARY or ASCII) matter during the
upload process?
Dakota Jack wrote:
You are probably right, Bill. How to approach this has been a mystery
to me.
Everything good in the world starts with a desire to see others succeed.
Erik
But, I do think you are right about this and probably this is
really ineffective.
Jack
On Sun, 6 Mar 2005 17:00:41 -0500,
I think it's probably usually good to question Template when the
realization of it comes via class inheritance.
However, I'm confused. I read Bill's article (first pass anyway -- and
I'm new to Commons Chain), and I'm still not seeing where exactly
Template is implemented in Commons Chain. He
available with Strategy. I think people generally agree that
Strategy is a better pattern that Template Method to do the same
thing.)
On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 18:22:44 -0500, Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it's probably usually good to question Template when the
realization of it comes via
You could populate static combo boxes with data stored as application
scope attributes that are set at app startup by either a
ServletContextListener or a Struts PlugIn (those attributes will be
available to any JSP in the app).
Erik
Ben Taylor wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if there is an easy
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I think it depends on your service locator design and API. The goals are
ease of maintenance, reusability/decoupling
Well that's a good point. I was using a looser definition of facade.
Erik
N G wrote:
On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 12:03:27 -0500, Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, a facade is supposed to be a black box, so you shouldn't have to,
for example, do an EJB lookup, to use the facade. It's supposed
Geez, thanks Niall. I've been posting custom validation examples that
wouldn't work with 1.2 and didn't realize it. Please let me know if
there are any other significant validator plugin changes from 1.1 to 1.2.
Erik
Niall Pemberton wrote:
The validation method signatures in Struts 1.2 changed
This is untested (!), but adapted from a working twofields validation
method (used to make sure password1 matches password2, etc.), so it
shouldn't be far off the mark.
validation.xml:
!-- nothing real unusual here --
field property=userID depends=required,minlength,maxlength
To ignore case, just convert the two Strings to uppercase before you
test if one contains the other.
Hope I'm understanding the problem correctly . . .
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
This is untested (!), but adapted from a working twofields
validation method (used to make sure password1 matches
Could it be accomplished by a single ActionForward with a path that
specifies the attachments in a query string? Sorry, I don't exactly know
what you mean by attachments.
Erik
Eric Lemle wrote:
Is there a way I can have an action return more than one action forward,
meaning some are going to be
I think it depends on your service locator design and API. The goals are
ease of maintenance, reusability/decoupling and performance. Is the
extra layer going to facilitate reuse of your service locator/EJBs? If
so then it's probably worth it because it probably won't cost much in
terms of
I used something like this once.
First I extended RequestProcessor. I picked the processActionPerform
method because it's one of the last ones to be invoked by the
controller, and various attributes tend to get removed/added as the
controller moves through the request processing chain.
html:select styleClass=dropdown
property=businessState size=1
html:option value=State:/html:option
html:options name=USStateValues
labelName=USStateLabels/
/html:select
Your plugin could set application scope attributes using any Exceptions
it encounters during the init method. Then your requested JSP (or setup
Action) could grab those and iterate them.
Erik
Alistair Young wrote:
Is there any way for a PlugIn to get exception messages up to a jsp?
I have a
Last I checked, Struts came configured to do what I think you are asking
by default.
This is an example of the (Struts 1.1) ApplicationResources.properties file:
#header and footer for form validation error messages
errors.header=table width=100% border=0 cellspacing=0
cellpadding=0tr
bundle?
On Sun, 2005-02-27 at 19:04 -0500, Erik Weber wrote:
Last I checked, Struts came configured to do what I think you are asking
by default.
This is an example of the (Struts 1.1) ApplicationResources.properties file:
#header and footer for form validation error messages
errors.header=table
Here are a couple of old posts I saved that might help too:
At 5:10 PM -0500 11/8/04, Erik Weber wrote:
Here is a way to do it that works with 1.1:
logic:messagesPresent name=org.apache.struts.action.ERROR
property=username
bean:message key=error.username.required/
/logic:messagesPresent
Heh, just ignore everything I wrote and listen to Joe.
:)
Erik
Joe Germuska wrote:
html:messages is an iterator through messages, so you can leave the
HTML out of the resources file:
For the example below, here's how to do it with html:messages instead:
div class=error
ul
html:messages id=msg
I don't have the best answer, but I've got two ideas for you.
One is to remember that the ActionMapping (which inherits from
ActionConfig) instance is available to the setup action before you
transfer control to your JSP. Not sure if that would help or not.
Also, I found it very helpful to
Robert Taylor wrote:
Tim,
I think things look pretty good so far.
Right now Customer is a domain object representing a customer.
CustomerDAO is a DAO respsonible for mapping the Customer to its
relational counterpart(s). CustomerService collaborates with
CustomerDAO to manage the persistence
the strategy I just described
and have found the applications have been more scalable and most of
the changes tend to be isolated in the application service layer.
/robert
Erik Weber wrote:
Robert Taylor wrote:
Tim,
I think things look pretty good so far.
Right now Customer is a domain object
application. But the application itself
uses some Jakarta jar (older version than the ones in Struts
distribution).
Any suggestion is welcome.
Thank you.
Sam
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