Thanks.
I did get the same error with Struts 2.0.6 and Junit 4.0. After adding the
statement of ObjectFactory in setUpBeforeClass, it works.
Daniel H.
Ben Morgan wrote:
k hall wrote:
I really like Struts 2 but has anyone had any success in testing Struts
2's action validation logic
Hi
I think now i'll have to go into this thread :)
I recommend looking at list's archive. We already had this discussion at
least 2 or 3 times
before.
But, if you are a lazy bastard like me, i'll point a summary of our past
discussions adding my
opinion:
Hibernate:
- Good: active
Hi,
I would recommend another one: InfoGlue. Never used it, but seems quite cool.
I think it worths to take a look on it.
Cheers,
Daniel Silva.
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On Feb 11, 2005, at 18:23, Josh Holtzman wrote:
It wouldn't surprise me if there are at least a few
: Daniel H. F. e Silva [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005 11:20 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: DisplayTag
Hi Flavio,
If you are using Tomcat 5 or any other JSTL-enabled container you don't
need displaytag. Just
use JSTL tags like fmt:formatNumber
Hi Flávio,
If you are using Tomcat 5 or any other JSTL-enabled container you don't need
displaytag. Just
use JSTL tags like fmt:formatNumber/
and fmt:formatDate/.
And yes, you can alter locale being used.
Look for details on JSTL documentation.
It is easier imho to use and, well, it is
Hey Brandon,
That's a weird report. I never had problems doing so with Struts 1.1.
What i do is:
1) In my exception jsp page, i use html:errors/ tag.
2) Add an entry to the resource bundle (application.properties)
3) Add the declarative exception handling in my action mapping, like
Hi Ryan.
Have you tried
Javascript:toChildWindow('ProcessMainAction.do','doDataProcess',
document.forms[0], 'myChildWindow',200, 400)
instead of
Javascript:toChildWindow('ProcessMainAction.do','doDataProcess',
'this.form', 'myChildWindow',200, 400)
?
I think that the property form is only
Hi Bikram,
Maybe you should post your problem in ojb list. It is clear to me
that it is an OJB issue.
Regards,
Daniel Silva.
--- Bikram B Kapoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I am not a newbie in struts, i am trying to implement OJB with struts. I
picked up reference from
Hi Gabriel,
As many of struts people here i think that the less error prone approach is using
only String properties in your custom ActionForm classes. So, it will be quite easy
to handle invalid data and whatelse you need to. After validating your form (calling
your validate() method from
Hi Gabriel,
When posting to the struts-users list, please, don't use any language other than
english.
It is unpolite as just a few dudes here understand portuguese.
If you and all other Struts dudes (hey, i'm brazilian too) need help with Struts,
join the
funkiest irc channel ever:
Hi,
You are talking about dynamic SQL in stored procedures. But there is a nice option
that provides you dynamic SQL alike features: iBATIS SQL MAPS. When you declare your
statements inside map config file, you can use a set of tags to build your statement
according to parameters you pass to
Lucas,
Are you talking about PL/SQL stored procedures? Considering that, i recommend setting
a DAO layer
up. And i do recommend using iBATIS DAO and SQL Maps for that. Resources about iBATIS
can be found
at www.ibatis.com and www.reumann.net (Struttin' with Struts).
Cheers,
Daniel Silva.
---
,
Maybe it's coz in Europe Brazil doesn't rock :-) (remember
France 98?)
But, I guess that site covers some European Ronaldo (Cristiano, from
Portugal :-)
Have a good Friday
marco
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From: Daniel H. F. e Silva [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Cacau, you must use a javascript function to submit
your form. You can render a link like :
a href=#
onclick=javascript:forms[0].submit();return true/
or using html:link
--- cacau_braga [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
thanks... but my problem is with the atributtes of
form, like codUf,
Assure the type of the object inside the searched
contexts. Don't you have differents attributes (with
distincts classes) in each context: A bean in page
scope, a different one in request scope, another in
session scope, and so on ? Try to use scope attribute
when using bean:write...
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--- Johannes Wolfgang Woger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escreveu:
Daniel Henrique Alves Lima wrote:
I've a problem with dbcp but it was different: I
was declaring my ds
in a tomcat config file but the
.jar file (which contains the jdbc driver) was
available only for my
application (in
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