Greg Reddin ha scritto:
The LGPL parts would probably need to be factored out.
If you have something valuable to contribute and you're already a
committer, it would be nice if you didn't have to go through the
Incubator. But maybe it's better to do so just to avoid IP issues.
Ok I am going
I opened WW-1425 to cover the incomplete or unnecessary dojo references.
* https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1425
-T.
On 8/30/06, Matt Raible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I'm onto a new issue - it seems like Dojo is getting included at
the bottom of my signup form.
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Paul,
thank you very much for your answer... but let me ask you for a few more
details:
I understood that I need a separation between simple pages and the pages, that
do some business logic and that I should do that through an additional
property in the ActionMappings of the struts-config.
But
If there are no objections, I'd like tag and roll a Struts 2.0.0 build
tonight, including a snapshot of the documentation in HTML format.
This would only be a test-build, but the tag will give us a reference
point for early adopters.
-Ted.
Sorry for my ignorance on this, but do we have to manually publsih a
SNAPSHOT or is it published automatically through the nightly build?
There have been a lot of fixes of late and users might want to
download a new snapshot build.
Thanks,
Greg
Does the app ITSELF have a view source option that I can click while I'm
looking at it? I admit I haven't looked at it in, oh, two years maybe?
At least.
Frank
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MSN:
If that were *in* the app itself, so I could say click a link while on
page A and see the applicable source (or a menu of source to look at like
what you linked to), then yeah, that's it :) I'm thinking treat it like
context-sensitive help in other words, where the help happens to be the
source
Yes, that's how the cookbook works.
* http://www.planetstruts.org/struts-cookbook/
On the home page there are a list of recipes and links to run the
example or view the source. On the interior pages there are links to
return to the home page, or view the source.
If anyone is up for some fun,
Hi All,
I'm not all involved in struts2, but while browsing the web I've noticed
your page explaining how to skip ivy dependency resolution in an ant
build. Using -Dskip.ivy=true is good, we use a slightly easier way to do
that in our builds. We define a what I call a flag target (it does
Argh, my bad... I had in my head mailreader, not cookbook. Sorry, my
confusion.
Frank
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On 8/31/06, Greg Reddin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for my ignorance on this, but do we have to manually publsih a
SNAPSHOT or is it published automatically through the nightly build?
There have been a lot of fixes of late and users might want to
download a new snapshot build.
There are
That page needs to be updated, as Struts 2 doesn't use Ant anymore for
the build. We have moved to Maven 2.
Thanks for the Ant tip, though :)
Don
Xavier Hanin wrote:
Hi All,
I'm not all involved in struts2, but while browsing the web I've
noticed your page explaining how to skip ivy
+1 Roll 'em!
Don
Ted Husted wrote:
If there are no objections, I'd like tag and roll a Struts 2.0.0 build
tonight, including a snapshot of the documentation in HTML format.
This would only be a test-build, but the tag will give us a reference
point for early adopters.
-Ted.
In Struts 1.3, if you don't specify the action name on the form tag,
Struts will automatically post the form back to the current page. If
you wrote a chain command that intercepted that post, you could perform
the login, then let the request continue on, which would result in the
original
I know my vote doesn't count, but it'd be pretty cool to get the
customized-template-dojo issues resolved as part of this release.
That way there can be a non-Apache sample app that works with Struts
2.0.0. ;-)
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1425
Matt
On 8/31/06, Don Brown [EMAIL
OK, I was surprised to see both maven and ant, it's quite difficult to
maintain both. As Ivy project leader I won't comment on your final
choice :-), but choosing only one is better anyway.
Xavier
Don Brown wrote:
That page needs to be updated, as Struts 2 doesn't use Ant anymore for
the
On 8/31/06, Matt Raible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know my vote doesn't count, but it'd be pretty cool to get the
customized-template-dojo issues resolved as part of this release.
That way there can be a non-Apache sample app that works with Struts
2.0.0. ;-)
I've removed the obsolete page. At this point, both the Struts 1 and
Struts 2 builds are fully driven by Maven.
-Ted.
On 8/31/06, Xavier Hanin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I was surprised to see both maven and ant, it's quite difficult to
maintain both. As Ivy project leader I won't comment on
On 8/30/06, Don Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, overriding themes is a big ticket that needs to be addressed.
What about individual tags?
I had understood that we could override an individual template by
including a replacement at the base of the classpath. But when I try
that with
Never mind. I needed to add to appropriate package too. It's working
like a charm.
On 8/31/06, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/30/06, Don Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, overriding themes is a big ticket that needs to be addressed.
What about individual tags?
I had understood
I have actions like this:
action path=loadPerson / forwards to edit
action path=editPerson / displays page
action path=savePerson / forwards to previous page
If you think about what these mappings are, they are really actions
(functions) of a person page. You go to a page to view a person and
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