simple question, (i hope!)
if i set a property for an action in struts-config.xml like this:
action path=/view-channels
type=contentdb.view.channels.ViewChannelsAction
name=viewChannelsForm
scope=request
validate=true
ok, i promise i will:
1. stop using obscure, hairy acronyms.
2. cease and desist from OT EJB references (oops! there i go, i broke #1.
no more. i promise!).
3. drink at *least* one beer.
:)
i hope you all had a fine weekend!
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 13:09:58 -0800, Eugene Neymark
i'm building a test application with struts in order to learn it better.
out of curiosity, i was wondering what sort of useful functionality people
are building into a Base Action class (i.e. a super class for all actions),
and how (in general) they are using them to fulfill specific business
what is the general accepted practice for handling logins and securing
access with struts?
from a review of the archive, it seems that way *not* to do it is to use a
isLoggedIn flag that gets passed from page to page. and, that the
canonical approach is to utilize Action.perform(...) to
location independence means independent of location, that is all.
if you're implementing two interfaces to do (more or less) the exact same
thing, and one is called local and one is called remote that is
absolutely *not*, by any stretch of the imagination, location
independent. _end of
i like EJBs (note that i said like and not love). i think they have
some applicability.
however, a peeve of mine about EJBs and the spec is this claim of location
independence. furthermore, the claim to location independence is eroding:
note that in the 1.1 spec it claims:
The client
yes, i guess you're right. it never existed in the first place.
On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 18:52:43 +0200, Maris Orbidans wrote:
It's simply because EJB 2.0 has local interfaces (1.1 doesnt) , not that
claim to location independence is eroding.
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nevermind. i've now had my coffee, and realized that i didn't put an
entry in web.xml for the actionservlet.
thanks anyway :)
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On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 12:58:01 +0100, Edward Q. Bridges wrote:
i have a rather simple problem (i think!) . . .
given an actionmapping like this:
action
i believe that if you are using jboss as an app-server, you can shut off
the ejb service and still have security and transaction management (not to
mention, jndi, web application support, mail services, logging services,
etc. etc.).
my .2 added to your .2
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On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 09:56:10
note that it should be:
WEB-INF
not
web-inf
nota bene: even though windows* is not case sensitive in terms of paths,
java *is* even when running on windows.
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On Tue, 18 Dec 2001 12:13:30 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) struts-config.xml
...
action path=/startIt
i believe that you could subclass ActionServlet and implement the
processPreprocess method. this is called before processActionForm and
processPopulate.
On Fri, 7 Dec 2001 13:08:10 -0800 (PST), Jon Wall wrote:
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having a problem with the Save action. The issue is
that I need to retrieve
i was a little confused about your original post on this subject, but then
your followup seemed to confuse me more.
your original post on this subject seems to imply there is an additional
layer, distinct from the Action, where business logic should reside.
then, your follow up seems to confirm
although i wasn't using struts, i've gotten this to work with no such effort
at all (using servlets and jetty, not to mention perl/cgi etc.). basically,
i defined a path for a servlet in web.xml, and anything after that path, the
server placed in pathinfo. i can provide examples if anyone
workload, so it's always going to be trade-off.
Keith.
--- Edward Q. Bridges [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what if the client doesn't support javascript?
what if the ordering is significant, and the client
has javascript turned
off?
basically, it's a design question that gets
given the below struts config which is part of a war file named 'wizard.war',
i am trying to have a url that appears in the client web-browser address bar
of the sort:
http://localhost:8080/wizard/logon
but the only thing i can get to work is:
http://localhost:8080/wizard/logon.jsp
how can i
application?
(am using jetty/jboss as a servlet container)
thanks
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On Thu, 6 Dec 2001 09:41:49 -, Jon.Ridgway wrote:
Hi Edward
You will need to add a mapping into your web.xml.
Jon.
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