WOHyperlink pass arguments.

2007-08-30 Thread Pelsser François
Hi, I call a function with a WOHyperlink and I wanne pass arguments. (like if the action was myMethod(par1,par2) ) I think it must be possible with bindings but i don't know how. Can someone explain it to me? Thanks François Pelsser [EMAIL PROTECTED] 0472 / 95 79 84

WAR deployment

2007-08-30 Thread Gino Pacitti
Hi all Could someone just answer yes or no to whether an existing project built in XCode 2.* can be built as a WAR file for deployment in Tomcat or does the project have to begin with that structure? Gino ___ Do not post admin requests to the

Re: WOHyperlink pass arguments.

2007-08-30 Thread Guido Neitzer
On 30.08.2007, at 00:18, Pelsser François wrote: I call a function with a WOHyperlink and I wanne pass arguments. (like if the action was myMethod(par1,par2) ) I think it must be possible with bindings but i don't know how. Can someone explain it to me? You can create a WOHyperlink like

Re: WOHyperlink pass arguments.

2007-08-30 Thread Daniele Corti
2007/8/30, Pelsser François [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, I call a function with a WOHyperlink and I wanne pass arguments. (like if the action was myMethod(par1,par2) ) I think it must be possible with bindings but i don't know how. Can someone explain it to me? Thanks If you want something

Re: WAR deployment

2007-08-30 Thread Greg Bartnick
Hi Gino, Yes, it is possible to build an existing project as a WAR file. Check out this Apple doc for more info. http://developer.apple.com/documentation/WebObjects/JSP_and_Servlets/index.html Greg On 8/30/07, Gino Pacitti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all Could someone just answer yes or no