Hi,
I am still trying to migrate our application from Webwork to Strut2.
The site uses sitemesh with freemarker templates and used a
ww:datepicker.../ from Webwork.
This tag was replaced in struts2 with sx:datetimepicker but doesnt show
up in my application.
I added sx:head ... in the
Hi Fabian,
since you are migrating your application now, I would recommend not to use
the sx tags which are backed by the dojo plugin.
This plugin is based on a very old version of dojo (you will be having
problems with IE9) and I think that it's going to be deprecated in the next
struts major
2013/7/2 Fabian Richter frich...@mtg.de:
Then I excluded
pattern/struts/dojo/*/pattern
pattern/struts/ajax/*/pattern
Maybe change to /struts/* ?
Regards
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Hi,
very good idea Antonios, just tried it with the struts2 jquery plugin
and it works out of the box!
Thank you for the hint!
Best
Fabian
Am 02.07.2013 10:29, schrieb Antonios Gkogkakis:
Hi Fabian,
since you are migrating your application now, I would recommend not to use
the sx tags
You're welcome Fabian.
I still believe that for the simple jquery ui stuff the struts plugin is an
overkill :D
Antonios
On 2 July 2013 10:13, Fabian Richter frich...@mtg.de wrote:
Hi,
very good idea Antonios, just tried it with the struts2 jquery plugin and
it works out of the box!
Hello,
Is it possible to access a file that is located in the local drive or server
side folder from struts.xml? as follow:
result name=success type=jasper
param name=locationC:/Folder/jasperReport.jasper/param
or
param name=location%{filename}/param where the filename is avariable in
the
Much of the answer depends on what your application server is.
In any case, I don't think this is a good practice. IMO you should include
the file with your webapp and find a way to access to it.
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Thanks for responding to my question. However, JBoss server does not explode
the war deployed to it. Unlike tomcat, it does explode the war file, and this
is why it is easy to access files within a war file.
Here's is my code
private HttpServletRequest servletRequest;
@Override
public
You have at least one extra layer in your file path, normally you'd keep
files like this under WEB-INF, and start the file path from there.
Dave
On Jul 2, 2013 1:14 PM, Omar Ngarigari ngarigar...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks for responding to my question. However, JBoss server does not
explode the
I moved the file placed under /WEB-INF directory, but the action class still
cannot located the path to the file. Please help...
From: Dave Newton davelnew...@gmail.com
To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
Sent: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 1:26 PM
I use Lucas's suggestion, but still can not get value out
please advise how to get list member of an class from stack.
thanks in advance
john
s:iterator id=partxref value=partxrefs
s:property value=xref_type_code/
/s:iterator
In your example, make sure you have an exposed getter for partxrefs in the
action.
-chris
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-Original Message-
From: john lee sh_thorn_b...@yahoo.com
Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2013 15:39:05
To: Struts Users Mailing Listuser@struts.apache.org
Reply-To:
2013/7/3 john lee sh_thorn_b...@yahoo.com:
I use Lucas's suggestion, but still can not get value out
please advise how to get list member of an class from stack.
thanks in advance
john
s:iterator id=partxref value=partxrefs
s:property value=xref_type_code/
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