Hi Wes,
I am using Struts 2.0.11.2. I tried it using redirectAction, but I am still
receiving the same error.
Kelly
Wes Wannemacher wrote:
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> On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Kelly.Graus
> wrote:
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>> This is the redirect action. it redirec
Hi Brice,
I tried that, I still am receiving a [Fatal Error] Premature end of file
error, and the licenseRequest parameter is not being set.
Any ideas as to why this wouldn't work?
Thanks!
Kelly
brice.roncace wrote:
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> Using the named parameter (parameters) that Struts2 places on the OGNL
Hello,
I am trying to redirect to an action when the default index page is
navigated to. However, I want to include the post params so they are sent
to the action. Here's what I've got so far:
This is the action that I want to redirect to. If I call it directly, it
works as expected.
Kelly.Graus wrote:
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> Thanks for the reply! I'm using field validators, so I did this:
>
>
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> The passwords do not match!
>
>
> Which works perfectly. Thanks!
>
> Kelly
>
Actually, it should be:
Guillaume Bilodeau wrote:
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> Sure, you can use an ExpressionValidator annotation with an OGNL
> expression like this:
>
> @ExpressionValidator(expression = "password1.equals(password2)", ...)
>
> Cheers,
> GB
>
Thanks for the reply! I'm using field validators, so I did this:
Hello,
Does struts 2 have a built in validator that will allow me to make sure two
fields match (ie, two password fields). From looking around, it seems that
struts 1 had validatewhen which could be used, but I haven't been able to
find anything for struts 2.
Thanks!
Kelly
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Jeromy Evans - Blue Sky Minds wrote:
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> Thanks Kelly, that would be great because I'm sure there's a bug here
> that's hard to replicate.
> The model for ModelDriven gets pushed in front of the action. If it had
> a getText(String) method it would have caused this problem.
>
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Hello,
I'm trying to use the key attribute in the s:textfield tag to display a
label from my resource bundle. I have a single application resource bundle
that I am able to access with the s:text tag, so I know the resource bundle
is working. However, when I use the key attribute, I just get an
Hello,
I've been spending the last couple months familiarizing myself with a few
java based web technologies, mainly Struts 2, Spring, and Hibernate. I have
a decent understanding of Struts, enough to make a few simple example
webapps that have helped me learn the concepts (along with a lot of h
Hello,
I am writing an application using Struts (2.0.11), Spring (2.5.1), and
Hibernate (3.2.6), running on Tomcat (6.0.13). We have a legacy webapp
running on Tomcat that outputs some important information to the default
Tomcat logs. We aren't really in a position to change that application, s
Wes Wannemacher wrote:
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> On Mon, 2008-03-10 at 14:59 -0700, Dave Newton wrote:
>> --- "Kelly.Graus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > Is it possible to specify more than one SUCCESS result for an action?
>> For
>> > example, when th
Hello,
Is it possible to specify more than one SUCCESS result for an action? For
example, when the user runs an action, it could prompt them to download a
file (using the stream result type), and then redirect them to another page?
Thanks!
Kelly
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newton.dave wrote:
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> Some of your JSP didn't come through.
>
> You can set a parameter on a link created with [1] by using the
> tag [2], examples of doing so are on [1]. Sometimes the
> documentation is your friend.
>
> You'd need to set an ID, because the *only* thing a browser can send
Hello,
I currently have an action that creates a list of objects (lets say each
object has a name and an id), then redirects to a jsp page that iterates
over the list and displays the name and id for each object in a table.
I want to be able to hyperlink each of the names, then display additiona
Hello,
I'm trying to write a test app that allows a user to access actions based on
their security role. Currently I'm using container based security, I was
hoping to not have to tackle Acegi (I've done Struts 2, Hibernate, Spring,
and JSP in the last couple of weeks, any more new java technolog
newton.dave wrote:
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> --- "Kelly.Graus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Well, it turns out that for some reason, Eclipse isn't publishing my
>> struts.xml file when it's in the classes directory. Moving it to the
>> WEB-INF directory causes it t
Othon Reyes Sanchez wrote:
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> are you using any plugin for eclipse like lomboz or myeclipse?
>
No, I don't have any additional plugins installed (unless they come with the
default Eclipse install).
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Well, it turns out that for some reason, Eclipse isn't publishing my
struts.xml file when it's in the classes directory. Moving it to the
WEB-INF directory causes it to be published, by it doesn't do anything
there. I manually copied it to the correct location after publishing, then
started the
newton.dave wrote:
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> If you turn on devMode do you see any additional log messages that might
> indicate a problem? I don't see anything immediately obvious, but it's
> late
> and I'm crabby ;) You can also turn the logging levels up for both S2 and
> XWork and see if any additional informatio
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