Dave Newton wrote:
--- joey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
struts set action object in valuestack,so you can't
refere to it in your tag.
Values exposed to OGNL from an Action are also
available through JSP EL due to the
StrutsRequestWrapper. getAttribute calls are elegated
to the OGNL stack
All I am trying to do is to retrieve an account from A DB and using
taglib (data grid) to display the associated invoice with this account.
Should this be a two-days task.
Maybe something wrong with me.
here's my controller:
package billing;
import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionSupport;
Laurie Harper wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I am trying to do is to retrieve an account from A DB and using
taglib (data grid) to display the associated invoice with this
account. Should this be a two-days task.
Maybe something wrong with me.
here's my controller:
package billing;
Dave Newton wrote:
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jsp:useBean id=accountBean
type=billing.AccountBean
scope=request/
I don't know exactly why I am using this, but from what I understand to
make the variable available for the page.
Being a newbie, I decided
Sorry:
Forgot about the tag lib : I am using datagrid lib from
jakarta-taglibs-sandbox.
Dave Newton wrote:
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jsp:useBean id=accountBean
type=billing.AccountBean scope=request/
I don't know exactly why I am using this, but from
Dave Newton wrote:
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when I stepped into the code, I found obj is of type
string So I assumed there's something wrong I
am
doing in passing the argument, or setting some
variable ... or Here's where my problem IS.
You still haven't said if
Ted Husted wrote:
It sounds like that you might want to use the ModelDriven approach,
How many approach there is ? Where can I read about them ?
where the AccountManager is the model object.
If I move the business logic to the action class then this becomes MVC1.
From my understanding
If you are using tomcat plug-in www.sysdeo.com/*eclipse*/*tomcat**plugin ,
*you will have the option to deply the application to a war file.
just right click on the project in the Navigation View, --- tomcat ---
Export to war file sets in project properties.
Wesley Wannemacher wrote:
how do I populate a bean values from a jsp page ?
here's what I need to do:
s:form action=accountManager method=post
s:textfield name=accountBean.firstName label=First Name /
s:submit /s:submit
/s:form
this page
Hartrich, James CTR USTRANSCOM J6 wrote:
So you are going from the jsp to the action, correct?
That being the case, you are doing this correctly so far. Make certain
to have an encapsulated property for accountBean in your accountManager
action. On submit the accountBean object will be
I found it. Never mind.
And thank you a lot for your help.
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Hartrich, James CTR USTRANSCOM J6 wrote:
So you are going from the jsp to the action, correct?
That being the case, you are doing this correctly so far. Make certain
to have an encapsulated property for
I have a bean that is set in an action class. I can access it using
struts tag, but what do I do if I need to access it from somewhere else ?
for example, if I need to access it from a list iterator.
Thanks.
-
To
OK, let me include more details, may be someone will understand what I
am talking about.
I have a list that belongs to a Bean that's wet in an action class.
public AccountBean getAccountBean() {
return accountBean;
}
AccountBean has an ArrayListInvoices calles invoices.
now im my jsp, I
This is one of the problem using connection pooling.
This page explains it and offers a solution:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-howto.html
I hope it helps.
Balazs Michnay wrote:
Dear Struts users,
Finally I managed to get DB-handling working, but I'm
joey wrote:
add request.setAttribute(invoices,accountBean.getInvoices()) in your
action execute method.
On 4/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought that was set automatically by struts through the getters !
OK, let me include more details, may be someone will understand
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
joey wrote:
add request.setAttribute(invoices,accountBean.getInvoices()) in your
action execute method.
How do I do this is struts 2. I couldn't find any way to get my hand on
the Request object.
On 4/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought
Hello every one:
I am trying to write a little application to familiarize myself with
struts 2. I am trying to design the application using mvc2. the
application is nothing but a small utility for invoices. It store,
retrieves and update invoices. Each invoice belongs to an Account in the
DB.
Dave Newton wrote:
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Thank you Dave:
It's working fine now.
Cool...
Always feel free to post with documentation
observations or make a comment directly on the Wiki
page in question; there's a growing body of
documentation editors churning away :)
d.
Hello every one:
I am looking for a way to pass a resultSet or cachedRowSet to a jsp
page, and display the results in a dataGrid.
The behavior I am looking for is similar to the one offered by Struts
Layout http://struts.application-servers.com/intro/layout.html.
Unforetunatly Struts-Layout
hello every one:
I am new to struts but I have a collection of examples and tutorials (I
believe for struts 1). I have been reading through these tutorial and
now that I am about to start some thing, I found that struts 2.0 is
totally different. For example, there's no struts-html.tld in
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