Hi All,
I need to do some logging in a JSP and before I go and work out how to do
this, I thought I'd check that there wasn't any built-in support for it within
AppFuse or one of its contained frameworks.
I looked through the Struts and JSTL tag libraries and found nothing (apart
from a very t
Hi,
rdr wrote:
or
Where publishers.html is mapped to a multiaction controller and
viewActivitySummary is not the default method.
For some reason, the default method gets invoked instead of the one
specified (viewActivitySummary) when the page is rendered for the first
time. The para
Where numbers.html is mapped to a multiaction controller and viewSummary is
not the default method.
For some reason, the default method gets invoked instead of the one
specified (viewSummary) when the page is rendered for the first time. The
parameter "method" does not even exist in the request
First, my apologies if this announcement is too offtopic for this list.
As you might know, I'm the developer behind
http://candy4appfuse.sourceforge.net/Welcome.html Candy for AppFuse eclipse
plug-in. Development of that plug-in was suspended so I could dedicate time
to the maven support in ecl
Although the decorator names I posted here are different, I did test with
same and different names for same request patterns.
I skimmed through the code. I do not understand how this could have worked
since the PathMapper always returns the last decorator for which the request
pattern matches. An
rdr wrote:
find another way of doing this.
It's amazing that a system with as many configuration options as
sitemesh and its decorator mappers is still hard to configure the way
you want.
I'm currently using the both ParameterDecoratorMapper and
ConfigDecoratorMapper, and I still don't get
Dale,
Thanks for the pointer. No the admin user does not have any other role. I
think I'll take your advice, ditch the sitemesh *role* approach and find
another way of doing this.
Thanks
Ram R
DNewfield wrote:
>
> I bet your admin users *also* have role user, so any mapping restricted
> to u
Hah. That was exactly it. I had forgotten that we had made some ugly
changes to our $JAVA_HOME/lib/ext directory to support another project I
work on. Being a new user I wasn't sure if the problem was mine or someone
else's.
Fantastic, thanks for the help. I look forward to getting down and
Spring's ClassNameControllerHandlerMapping will lowercase the name -
so it should be at /mainmenu.html.
HTH,
Matt
On Nov 24, 2007, at 10:16 AM, George.Francis wrote:
If I want to add a list of entities ('Projects') on my mainMenu, I
assumed I
had to define a MainMenuController class, and
If I want to add a list of entities ('Projects') on my mainMenu, I assumed I
had to define a MainMenuController class, and create a mapping for it in
dispatcher-servlet.xml with id = mainMenuController.
Having done this, it looks like my controller isn't called before
mainMenu.jsp is displayed, so
I bet your admin users *also* have role user, so any mapping restricted
to user will also catch admin.
There are a number of ways to select decorators:
http://www.opensymphony.com/sitemesh/dm.html
-Dale
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Do you have any classes/jars in your system classpath? We haven't
seen this issue from other users so I suspect it may be your
environment.
Matt
On Nov 23, 2007, at 6:11 PM, emmby wrote:
Trying to create a fresh AppFuse 2.0 spring MVC app. As per
quickstart on
http://appfuse.org/displ
I found the problem. My web.xml was not configured correctly. I started a new
appfuse 2.0 project from scratch, and I compared the web.xml to my web.xml,
and was able to find the missing xfire servlet and filter definitions. It
works now.
Alejandro Castro wrote:
>
> Hey there,
>
> Base on the
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