Hi,
I did search the archive before I submitted my question.
I used your suggested search string (minus typo g), which did turn up two
threads I hadn't run across (thanks!), however, neither of them seemed to
fit my particular problem.
However, I have been able to get an approach to work
Hi,
My web app is a single form where a user can move about an image. Zoom in,
zoom out, etc.
However, a user can just sit there and click the Zoom In button very fast,
not giving my application enough time to handle the first request etc.. (no
click buffer g)
The bottle-neck is a SOAP
Hi,
One of my WebApp pages needs to make a connection to a remote SOAP service
that uses a String token to identify unique sessions.
When a user reaches that page, my init action acquires a String token for
the SOAP session (via another SOAP object call), and when the user leaves
the page (via
to be a better utilization
of the SOAP
server in the long run.
Kenneth.
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From: Chris Means [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 3:34 PM
Subject: How to finalize a custom connection object?
Hi,
One of my WebApp pages needs to make
Kenneth,
That make a lot more sense. Thanks.
Good.
The only way I can think of to determine when a user moves on to another
site, or closes the browser, would be to have your page create a
persistent
connection to you. Once the user moves on, the connection would be broken.
I'm not aware
Kenneth,
Sorry for the confusion. It's my there is always a solution mentality
getting in the way.
It wasn't getting in the way...I wanted a solution too...I'm a programmer, I
know anything is possible...even if I have to change code g
Unfortunately for your purposes I believe that everyone
Is this a typo or maybe the problem:
-- snip --
..
form-beans type=org.apache.struts.action.ActionFormBean
form-bean name=playerMessageForm
ype=com.dceg.webapps.messaging.PlayerMessageForm /
/form-beans
..
You'll notice that you have ype not type.
My names' not Syntax Error for
Alternatively,
I believe that the Action class supports a parameter attribute, which you
could possibly use if the Action class doesn't use it itself.
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From: Albertsen, Juergen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 8:27 AM
To: 'Struts Users
Hi,
I'm still trying to figure-out the best practices for use of Struts...
I do now understand about using an Action to initialize a Form bean before
it's displayed via another action...if data is being retrieved from a
backend or something...
But, does it break the MVC/Struts model to use the
I'm a newbie, but I ran into something like this before.
Make sure you have a good Struts.jar (look at the contents and see if that
class is in there).
Look around and see if you've got another struts.jar (or download it again
from the web site).
I think I was accidentally using one from a 3rd
Phil,
I ran into the same problem.
I don't know if my solution was the best approach...but it worked:
replace 4. with:
template:put name='title' content='index.title'/
then in your template use:
tiles:useAttribute id=title name=title classname=java.lang.String
/
titlebean:message
I'm having a problem with setting check box states on my form.
I have a checkbox on my form, it's supposed to be checked if muting is
occurring, and not checked otherwise.
The user just needs to click the checkbox to change/toggle the state.
However, I only seem to get an Action setting if the
checkboxes, and
set them as expected if they are missing.
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY US
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Chris Means wrote:
I'm having a problem with setting check box states on my form
Maybe it'll be cheaper g
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Mark
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Hi,
If Form beans are supposed to be distant from the model, that means I
probably shouldn't use the reset method of a form bean to populate it with
data (other than blanks/defaults etc..).
So how do I set a form bean's properties prior to the form ever being
displayed?
One suggestion has been
Hi,
I've got Struts working fine under Tomcat 3.2.1.
Now, I'm trying to tackle how to build the JSP and form bean objects, and
would appreciate some help/input. FYI: I am very comfortable with
JSP/Servlets Java, but I have no experience with the tag library
stuff...though it seems quite
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