and states are removed. When running the demo application, it
seems that
the behavior is what I want but I can't seem to duplicate it in my
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and states are removed. When running the demo
application, it seems that the behavior is what I want but I can't seem
to duplicate it in my application. Any help would be greatly
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and states are removed. When running the demo
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one
workflow/violation defined.
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I have everything working using the Struts Workflow extension except
that I am having problems with the workflow violation mechanism.
I have a wizard consisting of 6 pages. The workflow through the entire
6 pages is assigned a single primary workflow value. So, I made one
violation mapping to ha
I'm looking for the source distribution for the Jakarta Standard taglib
v1.0.2. I am unable to find it archived on the Jakarta website. Can
anyone point me to a copy?
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Turns out the problem was a negative synergy between Tomcat 5 and a badly written
request wrapper. The include() simply solved the problem by avoiding the code in
tomcat 5 that triggered the issue with the wrapper. Time to rewrite the wrapper...
From: Derek
ext tag needs some way of generating inputs
with a prefix to the specified name, in my case aaa.list so that the inputs
are named "aaa.list.simple[0].value" etc.
Is there a better way to handle situations like this, or does my form bean
need to be less structured to work properly?
Thanks,
Derek
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You can manually create the property or use nested beans.
sandeep
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wer
station without already having read the manual and asked those questions...
(My Dad used to be the guy they asked, but I imagine a fair number of his
students graduated to actually working in power plants without a clue about
the "why&q
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_did_ make threatening noises. You just can't go doing that on government
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include Maryland, and it hasn't been updated since 2003, it seems. I don't
think that you're describing a "right to work" state - it's something more
extreme - an "employer's rights" state. "Right to work&quo
gest initiative of the year for the company, the most
> important project, there is still a deadline, usually and unreasonable
> one, and taking the time to properly evaluate options isn't always given.
Then go find a new job. There's lots of them for capable people -
t they _could_ get in two weeks.
If they said "we need it _all_ in two weeks" they had to either forget it
or throw more resources at it. The world is _not_ a Dilbert cartoon -
we're highly prized professionals, and we don't have to accept slavery.
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bidding
on those contracts where I know I have expertise they don't have in-house.
I should be able to underbid them, and not waste time experimenting with
technologies. Often part of that contract will involve teaching the
in-house staff how to maintain the
ring will help you scaling" is an urban myth
> :-)
It's hard to see where clustering is ever going to be more efficient than a
single multi-cpu machine of the same capacity. The cluster only helps when
you get into realms beyond the
On Tuesday 23 November 2004 15:12, Dakota Jack wrote:
> Anyone know what is up with http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/ struts list
> server? They have been down for days now.
>
It must be at your end. Works for me.
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> messageId in mmBoxBean is null but logic:present says that it is not.
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On Tuesday 23 November 2004 15:46, Dakota Jack wrote:
> I can get to the site, Derek, but searches do not work. Do you get
> searches too?
>
Ah. No. I can browse the messages but a "Search" (for any of Subject, Author
or Body) results in:
"An unexpected error has o
e.coyote.http11.Http11Protocol$Http11ConnectionHandler.processConnection(Http11Protocol.java:700)
at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.TcpWorkerThread.runIt(PoolTcpEndpoint.java:584)
at
org.apache.tomcat.util.threads.ThreadPool$ControlRunnable.run(ThreadPool.java:683)
at java.lang.Thread.r
, and I do recall seeing a reference in one
place that the tiles dtd should be in /WEB-INF, but my tiles doctypes all
point to the jakarta url without any such problem, so that didn't make too
much sense to me.
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certainly the validator jar in my application dates back to 2003-07, whatever
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them and my problem went away, too.
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key, but I'm sure that's not
always the case.
It would seem that the beanName and beanProperty attributes of the put tag
should come into play, here, but I haven't found a single example of using
them.
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lues - if your
tag is , then the default value is going to
be "zz". The simplest way to do what you want is either to create the tags
with blank values, and have javascript that iterates through the form fields
and sets the values, or create the t
On Monday 29 November 2004 14:27, Aidas Semezys wrote:
> It is not allowed to have just part of attribute value as JSP expression.
> Here is the correct solution:
> "
> property="sharesPer"/>
Thanks! That solved a problem I
n is to make sure
you have the latest commons-validator jar. 1.1.3 validates properly against
the DTD in the jar file, rather than needing to go to the web.
(But thanks for the more detailed explanation of _why_ going to 1.1.3 worked
for me, Joe)
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that these should _both_ be "arg1" :-)
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e omitted a "not"), anyway...
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> Subject: Re: Problem with validation using both minlength and maxlength
> on the same
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/101/viewlets/101/struts_new_
>features_viewlet_swf.html
Thanks Duncan. I'm looking forward to it.
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s significant, and/or you can see the need for caching data and
> common code, frames can be very powerful.
Only for data, never for code...
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On Tuesday 07 December 2004 12:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tue, December 7, 2004 10:31 am, Derek Broughton said:
> > If you're going to do something that makes it worthwhile putting the JS
> > in the
> > frame, you probably should be using a script file - in w
not to say that lawyers have agreed you _can_ retransmit this mail in
any way. The author _still_ holds copyright, and the extremely annoying
blurb says nothing that isn't true of copyright in any case, and you can't
disclaim your liability for sending viruses.
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gt; so they can see what they typed and why it was wrong?
Or more concisely, because HTML only has string types.
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just venture forth with a
> little caution is all.
Very good point. I tend to use whatever is simplest _for me_, which is not
necessarily the best or the most efficient solution in action. Frank's
method requires a _very_ good understanding of the taglibs, which
On Thursday 09 December 2004 18:02, Wendy Smoak wrote:
> From: "Derek Broughton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > > What happens when somebody types "ABCDE" into your Integer field on the
> > > form, and it fails validation? Can you re-display the inc
On Thursday 09 December 2004 19:09, Laconia Data Systems wrote:
> Derek-
> Any conversions (String to Integer or whatever) need to happen in your
> Business Bean layer
Not me... I just replied to a reply. :-)
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none of the respondents have actually looked at Struts Layout. It's a
properly struts-based tag library, and fits fine with _Struts_, but I had
trouble getting it to do tabbed menus with Tiles.
>
> so what's the stupidest thing a company has ever done to YOU?
That was it. Complete with fingerprint checks because they claimed they
couldn't tell from knowing my date and place of birth whether I actually had
a criminal record. Never mind that the _police_ told me
On Friday 10 December 2004 16:38, David G. Friedman wrote:
> Derek,
>
> If you made a list of bullet points for the parts of struts layout you like
> most, perhaps we listmembers could point you in the direction of native
> Struts parts or equivalent add-ons.
I don't really se
ve, though there is a small amount of
confidential information, as there probably is in any IT position. I didn't
have nearly as much problem with the demand for my fingerprints as their
insistence that federal law requires them to keep my fingerprints on file
after they've served
uld strongly recommend saving your User preferences etc back up to the
> Server via "Session" attributes My 2 cents,
How do you get a virus from a cookie? As a matter of habit, I don't accept
cookies, but it's a privacy
>
Well, then, I'd have to agree it's a bug :-) I've never actually _tested_
the output - silly me, I thought if they said it was "standards compliant",
it would be :-)
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> > Struts does not close them: .
>
> This might help as a reference:
> http://struts.apache.org/faqs/kickstart.html#xhtml
How so? It says what we already said here - except that it turns out not to
be true.
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asses/ApplicationResources.properties a symlink to a file
they can access, and use 'reloadable="true" allowLinking="true"' in the
tag I would think it would work. Ugly, but simple.
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zardpage1 > wizard page 2
>
> You're looking for breadcrumbs. My steel seive memory fails me, but there
> is a library out there that will do this for you.
Oh! that's what they are for :-)
struts-layout has them: http://struts.application-servers.com/
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>
> Does anyone else bother with HTML validation?
> And if so, how do you handle Forms and Form elements?
Don't you need to use or to get full
standards compliance?
From the Struts Developer guide: "The o
jstl in my case.
Having jstl.jar in your WEB-INF/lib is probably no help at all in compiling in
JDeveloper. Tools>Project Properties>Libraries>JSTL
afaict, JSTL is available in the component palette by default
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and change another object's value - you
just can't write to the filename.
You should, however, be able to programmatically submit the form, once the
user has filled in the filename, so you can stick an image over that button
(but then you could use an image button directly).
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On Sunday 26 December 2004 23:53, Eddie Bush wrote:
> Actually, you can export text an HTML table to Excel too -- just lie
> and tell it the data is of type "application/excel" and then give the
> filename as per above.
>
> ... handy :-)
but ho
gure out why I would want to use it,
because it's so "behind the scenes" you can't see what it's doing.
> Avoid Java on the AS400 in general.
Come on, Jim, you know you really wanted to say "Avoid the AS400 in
general." :-)
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I have everything working using the Struts Workflow
extension except that I am having problems with the
workflow violation mechanism.
I have a wizard consisting of 6 pages. The workflow
through the entire 6 pages is assigned a single primary
workflow value. So, I made one violation mapping to
workflow violation seems to work when trying to navigate off the workflow
when pressing the browser's
back button or reload button and when selecting a navigation link when the
link points to a resource within
the current application context.
can't anything be done to prevent a workflow violation
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