I tested 1.0.2 tabbedpane example and it WOMM. Can you
give more specifics? What app server, etc.? Can you
drop in the WAR in Tomcat and see if it works just to
serve as a sanity check.
-Matt
Graf Patrick wrote
>
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to use the tabbed pane template for my
webwork project. I've
I created a CVS related mail list for those of you that
like to read commits :). All future CVS changes will be
sent there. This means WW has three mail lists - user,
development, and cvs. I decided to keep user and
development. I think this makes the most sense long
term.
-Matt
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Also ValueStack.findValue() can be used to look for properties the
same way ww tags do.
--- Owen Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you use usebean tags?
>
> That would allow you to use the beans you write that inherit from Action,
> without using the ww-specific tags.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
Can
you use usebean tags?
That
would allow you to use the beans you write that inherit from Action, without
using the ww-specific tags.
Cheers,
Owen.
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Hi everybody
I've tried webwork,and I like it's ACTION framework,but I not
ready to use it's jsp tag(not yet),so how to
use pure jsp page with webwork?
for example,MyAction recieved some parameters,and retrieve
some data or some object to be shown in the next page,how can I do
th
Hi,
I'd like to use the tabbed pane template for my webwork project. I've tested
it a few weeks ago and it worked fine.
Last week I downloaded the new version 1.0.2 and since then, I can't make it
work.
Also the example does not work.
See the error message:
[/tests/tabbedpanetest.jsp (ValueSta