When Users go to Home, showing Home
Is the new Breadcrumbs
plugin(http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/breadcrumbs-plugin.html)
supports the above feature already?
Thanks!
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is the one I am looking for:
Apache Struts 2 Plugin Registry Home Breadcrumbs Plugin
When click home, the Breadcrumbs Plugin disappear.
However, in http://www.strutsschool.com/;, the linkage never disappears.
For example, when user goes from home to page1 then to page 2, I would
expect
/; is not the showcase of
how the plug-in works.
The example shown by apache websites is the one I am looking for:
Apache Struts 2 Plugin Registry Home Breadcrumbs Plugin
When click home, the Breadcrumbs Plugin disappear.
However, in http://www.strutsschool.com/;, the linkage never disappears
You are a kind man Wes. I have enjoyed Tiles because of its support for JIT
data fetches and panel inheritance. However, with Tiles 2 not playing
well with Struts 2/Spring integration, it is looking less glamorous. I
wrote a DelegatingTilesController that will get a configured Spring Bean
that breadcrumbs of this nature would be really useful in
an application that stores the most recent searches (imagine a S2 app
using Lucene). In this scenario it would be good to additionally
include the querystring in the breadcrumb URL.
The only problem with these suggestions is that it makes it a far
2007/10/13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Greetings --
I finished the S2 breadcrumb plug-in and you are welcome to it and the
source code at www.strutsschool.com.
What is the license?
Antonio
P.S.: The Tiles link is wrong, point it to:
http://tiles.apache.org/
. (the flipCoin breadcrumb is created by clicking on submit
on the samples.action page).
Also, I think you need to make it clear that this provides breadcrumb
navigation as transcript/history rather than the Homeward Path style
of breadcrumbs that is more prevalent. (Breadcrumbs is a most ambiguous
breadcrumb
navigation as transcript/history rather than the Homeward Path style
of breadcrumbs that is more prevalent. (Breadcrumbs is a most ambiguous
term!).
http://www.motive.co.nz/glossary/breadcrumb.php
http://developer.yahoo.com/ypatterns/pattern.php?pattern=breadcrumbs
My personal preference
:
ActionContext context = invocation.getInvocationContext ();
HttpServletRequest request = (HttpServletRequest)context.get(HTTP_REQUEST);
if (GET.equals(request.getMethod()){
// Do the magic stuff
}
I also thought that breadcrumbs of this nature would be really useful in
an application that stores
On 10/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings --
I finished the S2 breadcrumb plug-in and you are welcome to it and the
source code at www.strutsschool.com.
Struts Classic? We only called it that briefly during one of the svn
reorgs, it didn't stick. It's just Struts, or
http://www.strutsschool.com:80//about/about.action
Something is odd about the URL generation; I got to
the above link via the home page.
Too many exclamation points, and the second paragraph
reads When without anything else. First reference to
db4o has either a capital O or a 0 (zero).
When I
Did the site also cause your CPU to spike? The SS site was built by a
couple of us who wanted to see how different S2 was from S1. I pushed it to
the other side of the DMZ and thought I'd tidy it up later. Later becomes
around the clock work on this Struts 2 book and reading your emails at all
So is it Struts or Struts 1? And what if I am using Struts 1.3 :) And if I
am using Strus 1 with Spring, is this Spruts or String?
Scott
On 10/14/07, Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/13/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings --
I finished the S2 breadcrumb
Hey Scott,
I'll volunteer to clean it up for you. I can tell that you seem more
of a Tiles fan than Sitemesh, but I think if you give it a spin you'll
probably enjoy it. Email me off-list (you know where) and we can work
out the details.
-W
On 10/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings --
I finished the S2 breadcrumb plug-in and you are welcome to it and the
source code at www.strutsschool.com. I plan to cover the plug-in process in
a chapter of the Struts 2 in Action http://www.manning.com/dbrown/ book
which is soon to be released. Until then, a few folks have
Thanks Brian --
I wanted it be automatic and work easily with Struts 2. After probing and
searching, I realized there was no such animal so I wrote a plug-in. This
was a testament to just how flexible the Struts 2 framework really is! I
wrote a Bread Crumb interceptor with only a few lines of
Try this one out, we are using it very successfully.
Trail Taglin
http://www.osjava.org/trail-taglib/index.html
brian-
On Sep 25, 2007, at 5:53 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you tell me if Struts 2 has a facility for breadcrumbs?
On 9/25/07, Antonio Petrelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
2007/9/24, stanlick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am writing a Breadcrumbs utility and have a question about how to easily
get the current request in a format that could be wrapped in an URL. Is
there a quick way to do this given a TilesRequestContext reference?
If it is a Tiles-related question
Can you tell me if Struts 2 has a facility for breadcrumbs?
On 9/25/07, Antonio Petrelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2007/9/24, stanlick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am writing a Breadcrumbs utility and have a question about how to
easily
get the current request in a format that could be wrapped
Nope, since IAs and sitemaps are very site specific.
Java does, tho. It's called java.util.Stack ( or at your leisure,
commons-collections has ArrayStack )
:-)
-a
stanlick wrote:
Can you tell me if Struts 2 has a facility for breadcrumbs?
On 9/25/07, Antonio Petrelli [EMAIL
I am writing a Breadcrumbs utility and have a question about how to easily
get the current request in a format that could be wrapped in an URL. Is
there a quick way to do this given a TilesRequestContext reference?
Scott
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http://www.nabble.com/Breadcrumbs
I got everything I needed !
Ciao, marcello
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Oggetto: RE: Handling breadcrumbs with Struts
Creating a working sample would be quite a bit of work, and I
Could you post a little sample ?
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Oggetto: RE: Handling breadcrumbs with Struts
I would use a tile. The tile controller can retrieve information
.
- George Dinwiddie
http://www.idiacomputing.com/
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Subject: R: Handling breadcrumbs with Struts
Could you post a little sample
My lack of Struts knowledge is showing here, but -
I need to move data from my action object to my jsp through some sort of
value object (probably a bean). For example, my web application will use
breadcrumbs at the top of the body of nearly every page. This information
will need to be updated
I don't know about a preferred way, but as I had to implement the
breadcrumbs, I had too choices, do it in the base action (which fits
perfectly for this kind of processing) or, if you don't have a
baseaction in your action hierarchy, use a servlet filter.
regards
Leon
On 9/20/06, Darren Hall
Thanks Leon.
I've already started implementing an action hierarchy.
Before I started down this road, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't doing
more work than I needed to. =)
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You may even try and do something more dynamic, like use Ajax calls
upon page loads, and that would keep things clean.
Just a thought ...
Scott
On 9/20/06, Darren Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Leon.
I've already started implementing an action hierarchy.
Before I started down this
I would use a tile. The tile controller can retrieve information from
the request and add it to a list kept in session scope. The tile,
itself, can display that list as breadcrumbs.
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