you are welcome... glad I could help RE: problem with error page

[Richard Hightower]

I could tell by your description that the page that had the error had a
committed buffer.

comments below...

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From: Bubeník Miroslav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 2:23 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: problem with error page


Thak. It works.
** It works and now you want to know why. Hey it works! :)

But why is this required?
** JSP are document centric The entire documented goes into the
jspService method as out.print()'s calls. Every time you have any line, any
characters (except directives) Therefore, it is easy to go over the
buffer. As soon as you go over the buffer size, the buffer is committed,
which means it goes to the browser.

Where is the right limit of buffer size?
*** The size that works. :)

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Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 10:06 AM
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Subject: RE: problem with error page


Increase the size of the output buffer for the JSP (the non error one).

-Original Message-
From: Bubeník Miroslav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 1:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: problem with error page


Hi all,
I have problem with error page in JSP. In each JSP I have directive [EMAIL PROTECTED]
errorPage=/spec/error.jsp %. In error.jsp I have [EMAIL PROTECTED]
isErrorPage=true  %. It is OK, I think. Problem is when error occures in
JSP (jsp1), e.g. when is resource bundle missing. Jsp1 is rendered until
error occurs and then is flow forwarded to error.jsp. Final result is, that
source of final page contains half of origin page and then complete error
page, e.g.:

 table cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 id=tranTable
tr
t

html - this is start of error page
head
titleApplication error/title

How can I obtain only error.jsp into response? Current state is not required
becouse of graphical layout.

Thanx

miro


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Each Time the Server Restarts, the Browser Does Not Display the Welcome Page.

[Caroline Jen]

While the server is running, I am able to be
redirected to the welcome page after I click on any of
the LOGOUT buttons in my application.  And while I am
at the welcome page, I can see
http://localhost:8080/NameOfMyApplication/do/Main in
the address bar.  But, if I shut down the server and
restart it, the browser shows a page with all the
images that I defined in the tile (I use tile to show
web pages) and a LOGOUT button.  In the address bar, I
see
http://localhost:8080/NameOfMyApplication/do/Main;jsessionid=49I943J0FJQIQ205058
I must click on that LOGOUT button in order to go to
my welcome page. That is to say, I do not directly get
the welcome page each time the server restarts. 

I must have messed something up and would appreciate
if anybody could help identifying the problem.  

In my web.xml, I have:

  welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list

and this index.jsp (shown below) is in my application
root:

%@ taglib uri=/tags/struts-logic prefix=logic %
logic:redirect forward=welcome/

The mapping in the struts-config.xml is:

 forward
name=welcome
path=/do/Main/

I think the logout part would be more informative. 
The LOGOUT button is in a piece of tile:

%@ taglib uri=/tags/struts-html prefix=html %
/TABLE
/TD
/TR
TRTDBR/TD/TR
TR
TD ALIGN=CENTER
html:img page=/article/common/images/goldbrush.gif
border=0 alt=[goldbrush]/
/TD
/TR
TRTDBR/TD/TR
TR
TD class=navbar
html:link forward=exitLOGOUT/html:link 
/TD
/TR
/TABLE

The mapping in the struts-config.xml is:

 forward
name=exit
path=/do/Logoff/

and 

action 
path=/Logoff
   
type=org.apache.artimus.signoff.LogoffAction
forward
name=success
redirect=true
path=/index.jsp/
/action

The code in the LogoffAction.java is shown below:

// package and import statements are omitted
public final class LogoffAction extends Action {
public ActionForward execute(ActionMapping
mapping,
 ActionForm form,
 HttpServletRequest request,
 HttpServletResponse response)
throws IOException, ServletException {

  response.setContentType( text/html );
  PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();

  // Extract attributes we will need
  HttpSession session = request.getSession( false
);

  if (session != null) 
  {
 session.invalidate();
  }
  return (mapping.findForward( success ));
}
} // end LogoffAction



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RE: .do as welcome-file

[shishir.katdare]

Can some one tell me if the action main.do as defined as 
jsp:forward page=/main.do /
be achieved without using the action form or its actually a forward thats an action 
class without use of form bean ?
as i need to use the same for checking if the user is already logged in and if not 
then forward to the login page ?
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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 September 2003 15:16
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


for security's sake I don't have any JSPs outside of WEB-INF, so this is 
the only solution, unless I wanted to use a http-redirect, which I don't.

Adam

On 09/23/2003 03:58 PM Menke, John wrote:
 I guess it's all the same as long as it works.  You solution might be
 simpler actually no web.xml configs for the servlet
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Christian Bollmeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:52 AM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file
 
 
 I usually just put s/th like this in my index.jsp
 
 jsp:forward page=/main.do /
 
 and that's it. Whats the possible advantage
 of using a redirect or other solutions that
 also require a physical file in the root dir?
 
 -- Chris
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Menke, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:28 PM
 Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file
 
 
 
Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp
without having to
do the jsp redirect.

Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

Then configure these settings in your web.xml


servlet
servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
/servlet

servlet-mapping
servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping

package yourpackage;

import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;


/**
 *  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
 *

 */
public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {

/**
 *  Stub method
 */
public void destroy() {
}


/**
 *  Forward the user to start page of webapp
 *
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
 */
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response)
  throws ServletException, IOException {
response.sendRedirect(home.do);

}


/**
 *  Description of the Method
 */
public void init() throws ServletException {
}
}

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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file
start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the
actual struts mapping.

On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:

I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a

file

with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot
 
 specify
 
a

servlet path as a welcome file.

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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: .do as welcome-file


Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

I am not able to make it work.

TIA,

Adolfo.

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Re: .do as welcome-file

[Adam Hardy]

You can configure action mappings without form beans - just leave out 
the name attribute.

However you would probably be better off using a filter to check for 
login status.

Adam

On 09/24/2003 10:19 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can some one tell me if the action main.do as defined as 
jsp:forward page=/main.do /
be achieved without using the action form or its actually a forward thats an action class without use of form bean ?
as i need to use the same for checking if the user is already logged in and if not then forward to the login page ?
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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 September 2003 15:16
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file

for security's sake I don't have any JSPs outside of WEB-INF, so this is 
the only solution, unless I wanted to use a http-redirect, which I don't.

Adam

On 09/23/2003 03:58 PM Menke, John wrote:

I guess it's all the same as long as it works.  You solution might be
simpler actually no web.xml configs for the servlet
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From: Christian Bollmeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:52 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file
I usually just put s/th like this in my index.jsp

jsp:forward page=/main.do /

and that's it. Whats the possible advantage
of using a redirect or other solutions that
also require a physical file in the root dir?
-- Chris

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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file



Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp
without having to
do the jsp redirect.
Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

Then configure these settings in your web.xml

servlet
  servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
  servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
  servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
  url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
package yourpackage;

import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
/**
*  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
*
*/
public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {
  /**
   *  Stub method
   */
  public void destroy() {
  }
  /**
   *  Forward the user to start page of webapp
   *
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
   */
  public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response)
throws ServletException, IOException {
  response.sendRedirect(home.do);
  }

  /**
   *  Description of the Method
   */
  public void init() throws ServletException {
  }
}
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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file
I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file
start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the
actual struts mapping.
On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:


I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a
file


with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot
specify


a


servlet path as a welcome file.

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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: .do as welcome-file
Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
I am not able to make it work.

TIA,

Adolfo.

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.do as welcome-file

[Adolfo Miguelez]

Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
I am not able to make it work.

TIA,

Adolfo.

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Re: .do as welcome-file

[Sgarlata Matt]

Unfortunately, you cannot do that.  You must specify a physical file.  A
standard technique is to make your welcome file a .jsp that redirects the
user to your struts start page, in this case /start/start.do.  You can
probably find more info about this in the archives.

Matt
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Subject: .do as welcome-file


 Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

 welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
 /welcome-file-list

 I am not able to make it work.

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 Adolfo.

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RE: .do as welcome-file

[Mainguy, Mike]

I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a file
with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot specify a
servlet path as a welcome file.

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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
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Subject: .do as welcome-file


Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

I am not able to make it work.

TIA,

Adolfo.

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I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file 
start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the 
actual struts mapping.

On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:
I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a file
with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot specify a
servlet path as a welcome file.
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From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: .do as welcome-file

Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
I am not able to make it work.

TIA,

Adolfo.

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[Menke, John]

Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp
without having to 
do the jsp redirect.

Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

Then configure these settings in your web.xml


servlet
servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
/servlet

servlet-mapping
servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping

package yourpackage;

import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;


/**
 *  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
 *
 
 */
public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {

/**
 *  Stub method
 */
public void destroy() {
}


/**
 *  Forward the user to start page of webapp
 *
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
 */
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response)
  throws ServletException, IOException {
response.sendRedirect(home.do);
  
}


/**
 *  Description of the Method
 */
public void init() throws ServletException {
}
}

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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file 
start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the 
actual struts mapping.

On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:
 I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a
file
 with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot specify
a
 servlet path as a welcome file.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: .do as welcome-file
 
 
 Does anyone has figured out how to do this?
 
   welcome-file-list
   welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list
 
 I am not able to make it work.
 
 TIA,
 
 Adolfo.
 
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Re: .do as welcome-file

[Christian Bollmeyer]

I usually just put s/th like this in my index.jsp

jsp:forward page=/main.do /

and that's it. Whats the possible advantage
of using a redirect or other solutions that
also require a physical file in the root dir?

-- Chris

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From: Menke, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file


 Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp
 without having to
 do the jsp redirect.

 Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

 Then configure these settings in your web.xml


 servlet
 servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
 servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
 /servlet

 servlet-mapping
 servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
 url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
 /servlet-mapping

 package yourpackage;

 import javax.servlet.*;
 import javax.servlet.http.*;

 import java.io.*;
 import java.util.*;


 /**
  *  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
  *

  */
 public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {

 /**
  *  Stub method
  */
 public void destroy() {
 }


 /**
  *  Forward the user to start page of webapp
  *
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
  */
 public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
 response)
   throws ServletException, IOException {
 response.sendRedirect(home.do);

 }


 /**
  *  Description of the Method
  */
 public void init() throws ServletException {
 }
 }

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 From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


 I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file
 start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the
 actual struts mapping.

 On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:
  I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a
 file
  with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot
specify
 a
  servlet path as a welcome file.
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: .do as welcome-file
 
 
  Does anyone has figured out how to do this?
 
  welcome-file-list
  welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
 
  I am not able to make it work.
 
  TIA,
 
  Adolfo.
 
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RE: .do as welcome-file

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I guess it's all the same as long as it works.  You solution might be
simpler actually no web.xml configs for the servlet

-Original Message-
From: Christian Bollmeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:52 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


I usually just put s/th like this in my index.jsp

jsp:forward page=/main.do /

and that's it. Whats the possible advantage
of using a redirect or other solutions that
also require a physical file in the root dir?

-- Chris

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From: Menke, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file


 Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp
 without having to
 do the jsp redirect.

 Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

 Then configure these settings in your web.xml


 servlet
 servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
 servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
 /servlet

 servlet-mapping
 servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
 url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
 /servlet-mapping

 package yourpackage;

 import javax.servlet.*;
 import javax.servlet.http.*;

 import java.io.*;
 import java.util.*;


 /**
  *  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
  *

  */
 public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {

 /**
  *  Stub method
  */
 public void destroy() {
 }


 /**
  *  Forward the user to start page of webapp
  *
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
  */
 public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
 response)
   throws ServletException, IOException {
 response.sendRedirect(home.do);

 }


 /**
  *  Description of the Method
  */
 public void init() throws ServletException {
 }
 }

 -Original Message-
 From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


 I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file
 start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the
 actual struts mapping.

 On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:
  I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a
 file
  with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot
specify
 a
  servlet path as a welcome file.
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: .do as welcome-file
 
 
  Does anyone has figured out how to do this?
 
  welcome-file-list
  welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
 
  I am not able to make it work.
 
  TIA,
 
  Adolfo.
 
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RE: .do as welcome-file

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We do this too.  Works like a charm.

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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file 
start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the 
actual struts mapping.

On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:
 I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a
file
 with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot specify
a
 servlet path as a welcome file.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: .do as welcome-file
 
 
 Does anyone has figured out how to do this?
 
   welcome-file-list
   welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list
 
 I am not able to make it work.
 
 TIA,
 
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Re: .do as welcome-file

[Adam Hardy]

for security's sake I don't have any JSPs outside of WEB-INF, so this is 
the only solution, unless I wanted to use a http-redirect, which I don't.

Adam

On 09/23/2003 03:58 PM Menke, John wrote:
I guess it's all the same as long as it works.  You solution might be
simpler actually no web.xml configs for the servlet
-Original Message-
From: Christian Bollmeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:52 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file
I usually just put s/th like this in my index.jsp

jsp:forward page=/main.do /

and that's it. Whats the possible advantage
of using a redirect or other solutions that
also require a physical file in the root dir?
-- Chris

- Original Message -
From: Menke, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file


Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp
without having to
do the jsp redirect.
Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

Then configure these settings in your web.xml

servlet
   servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
   servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
   servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
   url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
package yourpackage;

import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
/**
*  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
*
*/
public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {
   /**
*  Stub method
*/
   public void destroy() {
   }
   /**
*  Forward the user to start page of webapp
*
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
*/
   public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response)
 throws ServletException, IOException {
   response.sendRedirect(home.do);
   }

   /**
*  Description of the Method
*/
   public void init() throws ServletException {
   }
}
-Original Message-
From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file
I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file
start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the
actual struts mapping.
On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:

I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you create a
file

with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot
specify

a

servlet path as a welcome file.

-Original Message-
From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: .do as welcome-file
Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
I am not able to make it work.

TIA,

Adolfo.

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RE: .do as welcome-file

[Mainguy, Mike]

This is actually the way I do it.

-Original Message-
From: Menke, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:58 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file


I guess it's all the same as long as it works.  You solution might be
simpler actually no web.xml configs for the servlet

-Original Message-
From: Christian Bollmeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:52 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


I usually just put s/th like this in my index.jsp

jsp:forward page=/main.do /

and that's it. Whats the possible advantage
of using a redirect or other solutions that
also require a physical file in the root dir?

-- Chris

- Original Message -
From: Menke, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file


 Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp 
 without having to do the jsp redirect.

 Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

 Then configure these settings in your web.xml


 servlet
 servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
 servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
 /servlet

 servlet-mapping
 servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
 url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
 /servlet-mapping

 package yourpackage;

 import javax.servlet.*;
 import javax.servlet.http.*;

 import java.io.*;
 import java.util.*;


 /**
  *  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
  *

  */
 public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {

 /**
  *  Stub method
  */
 public void destroy() {
 }


 /**
  *  Forward the user to start page of webapp
  *
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
  */
 public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
 response)
   throws ServletException, IOException {
 response.sendRedirect(home.do);

 }


 /**
  *  Description of the Method
  */
 public void init() throws ServletException {
 }
 }

 -Original Message-
 From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


 I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file 
 start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the 
 actual struts mapping.

 On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:
  I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you 
  create a
 file
  with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot
specify
 a
  servlet path as a welcome file.
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: .do as welcome-file
 
 
  Does anyone has figured out how to do this?
 
  welcome-file-list welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
 
  I am not able to make it work.
 
  TIA,
 
  Adolfo.
 
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Re: .do as welcome-file

[Ed Robbins]

I like to do it with a filter.  I can accomplish several things with it, 
tighter security, I prevent someone from calling any of my jsp's 
directly and I can then have the welcome page be an action.

Ed

Mainguy, Mike wrote:

This is actually the way I do it.

-Original Message-
From: Menke, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:58 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file

I guess it's all the same as long as it works.  You solution might be
simpler actually no web.xml configs for the servlet
-Original Message-
From: Christian Bollmeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:52 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file
I usually just put s/th like this in my index.jsp

jsp:forward page=/main.do /

and that's it. Whats the possible advantage
of using a redirect or other solutions that
also require a physical file in the root dir?
-- Chris

- Original Message -
From: Menke, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file
 

Here's a trick to get an action to execute as home page in your webapp 
without having to do the jsp redirect.

Put a file called webapp.launch in the root directory of your webapp

Then configure these settings in your web.xml

servlet
   servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
   servlet-classyourpackage.Redirector/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
   servlet-nameredirector/servlet-name
   url-pattern*.launch/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
package yourpackage;

import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
/**
*  Redirector to start application on browse to root url
*
*/
public class Redirector extends HttpServlet {
   /**
*  Stub method
*/
   public void destroy() {
   }
   /**
*  Forward the user to start page of webapp
*
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  request
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  response
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  ServletException
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  IOException
*/
   public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse
response)
 throws ServletException, IOException {
   response.sendRedirect(home.do);
   }

   /**
*  Description of the Method
*/
   public void init() throws ServletException {
   }
}
-Original Message-
From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:05 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file
I can confirm that this hack works for tomcat. Create the dummy file 
start/start.do and tomcat will be happy, and you will still get the 
actual struts mapping.

On 09/23/2003 02:06 PM Mainguy, Mike wrote:
   

I haven't tried it, but I've been told that, in tomcat, if you 
create a
 

file
   

with that exact name it will work properly.  Evidently you cannot
 

specify
 

a
   

servlet path as a welcome file.

-Original Message-
From: Adolfo Miguelez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 7:00 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: .do as welcome-file
Does anyone has figured out how to do this?

welcome-file-list welcome-file/start/start.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
I am not able to make it work.

TIA,

Adolfo.

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Re: .do as welcome-file

[Christian Bollmeyer]

It's a matter of personal preferences. Mine is to move
all .jsp etc. files to a directory underneath /WEB-INF
and make use of ForwardAction instead. I found this
to be the easiest approach to enforce the 'Action
First' rule, in particular when combined with Tiles.
Of course, my 'default' start page is an Action, too
(usually named main.do, start.do or the like).

-- Chris

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Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 4:57 PM
Subject: Re: .do as welcome-file


 I like to do it with a filter.  I can accomplish several things with it, 
 tighter security, I prevent someone from calling any of my jsp's 
 directly and I can then have the welcome page be an action.
 
 Ed
 
 Mainguy, Mike wrote:
 
 This is actually the way I do it.
 
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 Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 9:58 AM
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 Subject: RE: .do as welcome-file
 
 
 I guess it's all the same as long as it works.  You solution might be
 simpler actually no web.xml configs for the servlet

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RE: WELCOME to struts-user@jakarta.apache.org

[Das, Amar]

Hi,

I am using the following image tag in my JSP page (map.jsp) inside a form.

html:input type=image src=mapSource property= /

When I invoke the JSP page in a browser, the src should be populated with an
URL for map image (http://../map1.jpg).  But it does not.  Please help.

The form bean and action class and their mapping are shown below.  

MapForm Class
=
import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm ;
import com.esri.aims.mtier.io.ConnectionProxy;
import com.esri.aims.mtier.model.map.Map;

/**
 * @author adas
 *
 * To change the template for this generated type comment go to
 * WindowPreferencesJavaCode GenerationCode and Comments
 */
public class MapForm extends ActionForm {

  /* Map Source*/
  private String mapSource;
  private Map map;
  
  public MapForm(){
try {
ConnectionProxy mcp = new ConnectionProxy();
mcp.setConnectionType(ConnectionProxy.HTTP);
mcp.setService(nmfs);
mcp.setHost(geo);

map = new Map();
map.initMap( mcp, 0, false,false, false, false);
map.setBackground(220,165,63);
} catch (Exception e){
}
  }
  
  public String getMapSource() {
return (this.mapSource);
  }
  
  public void setMapSource() {
this.mapSource = map.getMapOutput().getURL();
  }
}

MapAction Class
==
import org.apache.struts.action.Action;
import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForward;
import org.apache.struts.action.ActionMapping;
import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;


/**
 * @author adas
 *
 * To change the template for this generated type comment go to
 * WindowPreferencesJavaCode GenerationCode and Comments
 */
public class MapAction extends Action {
public ActionForward perform(ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form,
HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) {

   MapForm f = (MapForm) form; // get the form bean
   
   // and take the last name value
   String mapSource = f.getMapSource();

   // Forward control to the specified success target
   return (mapping.findForward(success));
 }

}

struts-config
=
struts-config 
 
!-- == Form Bean Definitions ===
-- 
  form-beans

form-bean  name=mapForm
type=com.PSGS.MapForm/

  /form-beans
  !-- == Action Mapping Definitions ==
-- 
  action-mappings

action   path=/map
  type=com.PSGS.MapAction
  name=mapForm
  input=/map.jsp
  scope=request
forward name=success path=/map.jsp/  
forward name=failure path=/map.jsp/  
/action

  /action-mappings

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Re: Missing images style sheet in welcome file

[Jason Lea]

sriram wrote:

Hi,

In my web application (using struts), I have login.jsp as welcome file.

I've defined the welcome file in web.xml as follows:

  welcome-file-list
welcome-file/jsp/login.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
And in login.jsp, I'm using relative path to load images and style sheet.

My directory structure is as follows:

---web
 |
 |--css
 |
 |--jsp
 |
 |--images
 |
 |--WEB-INF
login.jsp is located in /web/jsp folder.

In login.jsp, I'm including style sheet as follows:
link href=../css/style.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css
../css/style.css -- the style sheet is located in /web/css folder.

Now, when I browse http://localhost:8080/myApp, login.jsp is displayed as welcome page, but the style sheet is not found. Same is the case with images on login.jsp. (this problem is occurring on Linux)

But when I use http://localhost:8080/myApp/jsp/login.jsp, then it is displaying everything perfectly.

And http://localhost:8080/myApp displays the login page correctly on Windows.

Any idea what could be the problem? 

Sriram

The browser makes the request for the images and stylesheet relative to 
the path it *thinks* the login.jsp is at.  In this case it sees the 
login.jsp page as being:

http://localhost:8080/myApp/login.jsp

so when it tries to access the stylesheet it is looking for:

http://localhost:8080/myApp/../css/style.css

which becomes:

http://localhost:8080/css/style.css

and that doesn't exist.  What you can do is use some global forwards in 
your struts-config.xml such as
global-forwards
  forward name=baseStylesheet path=/css/style.css/
/global-forwards

and in your login.jsp do this:

link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=html:rewrite 
forward='baseStylesheet' / /

Then the rewrite should put in the path relative to the web application
eg it will put in the path '/myApp/css/style.css'
You can use the html:img tags for your images.

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Missing images style sheet in welcome file

[sriram]

Hi,

In my web application (using struts), I have login.jsp as welcome file.

I've defined the welcome file in web.xml as follows:

  welcome-file-list
welcome-file/jsp/login.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list

And in login.jsp, I'm using relative path to load images and style sheet.

My directory structure is as follows:

---web
 |
 |--css
 |
 |--jsp
 |
 |--images
 |
 |--WEB-INF

login.jsp is located in /web/jsp folder.

In login.jsp, I'm including style sheet as follows:
link href=../css/style.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css

../css/style.css -- the style sheet is located in /web/css folder.

Now, when I browse http://localhost:8080/myApp, login.jsp is displayed as welcome 
page, but the style sheet is not found. Same is the case with images on login.jsp. 
(this problem is occurring on Linux)

But when I use http://localhost:8080/myApp/jsp/login.jsp, then it is displaying 
everything perfectly.

And http://localhost:8080/myApp displays the login page correctly on Windows.

Any idea what could be the problem? 

Sriram

RE: Missing images style sheet in welcome file

[sriram]

Nagendra,
 
After posting the question, I realized that I haven't included html:base/ in .jsp 
file.
 
I included that and it worked fine.
 
Thanks.
Sriram

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From: Nagendra Kumar O V S [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 12:53 PM
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Subject: Re: Missing images  style sheet in welcome file



hi,
have u looked in to the the final url after the page is rendered.??
have u tried using the html:base/ in ur jsp??
 
-- nagi
 
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From: Struts Users Mailing  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] List
Date: Monday, August 25, 2003 12:12:56 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] List'
Subject: Missing images  style sheet in welcome file
 
Hi,

In my web application (using struts), I have login.jsp as welcome file.

I've defined the welcome file in web.xml as follows:

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/jsp/login.jsp/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

And in login.jsp, I'm using relative path to load images and style sheet.

My directory structure is as follows:

---web
|
|--css
|
|--jsp
|
|--images
|
|--WEB-INF

login.jsp is located in /web/jsp folder.

In login.jsp, I'm including style sheet as follows:
link href=../css/style.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css

../css/style.css -- the style sheet is located in /web/css folder.

Now, when I browse http://localhost:8080/myApp, login.jsp is displayed as welcome 
page, but the style sheet is not found. Same is the case with images on login.jsp. 
(this problem is occurring on Linux)

But when I use http://localhost:8080/myApp/jsp/login.jsp, 
http://localhost:8080/myApp/jsp/login.jsp,  then it is displaying everything 
perfectly.

And http://localhost:8080/myApp displays the login page correctly on Windows.

Any idea what could be the problem? 

Sriram





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RE: Missing images style sheet in welcome file

[sriram]

I forgot to include html:base/ in login.jsp.

I've included this and it worked!


-Original Message-
From: sriram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 11:19 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: Missing images  style sheet in welcome file


Hi,

In my web application (using struts), I have login.jsp as welcome file.

I've defined the welcome file in web.xml as follows:

  welcome-file-list
welcome-file/jsp/login.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list

And in login.jsp, I'm using relative path to load images and style sheet.

My directory structure is as follows:

---web
 |
 |--css
 |
 |--jsp
 |
 |--images
 |
 |--WEB-INF

login.jsp is located in /web/jsp folder.

In login.jsp, I'm including style sheet as follows:
link href=../css/style.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css

../css/style.css -- the style sheet is located in /web/css folder.

Now, when I browse http://localhost:8080/myApp, login.jsp is displayed as welcome 
page, but the style sheet is not found. Same is the case with images on login.jsp. 
(this problem is occurring on Linux)

But when I use http://localhost:8080/myApp/jsp/login.jsp, then it is displaying 
everything perfectly.

And http://localhost:8080/myApp displays the login page correctly on Windows.

Any idea what could be the problem? 

Sriram

Setting a Welcome File + Tiles + PreCompiled JSP's

[Pat Quinn]

I'm using tiles and i know i can't set the welcomefile/ attribute in 
web.xml to a tile definition or a struts action url. I'm also precompiling 
all my JSP's so i can't assign it to a JSP... i was thinking about assign it 
to a html file and then onLoad i could redirect to my logon action url... to 
do this i'd have to hard code the ipaddress and port number into my url so i 
don't really want to do that. Any ideas how i might do this?

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RE: Setting a Welcome File + Tiles + PreCompiled JSP's

[Hue Holleran]

Use the HTML META ... tag?

HTML
HEAD
META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT=0;URL=/myapp/do/myaction
/HEAD
BODY/BODY
/HTML

Or, alternatively if you want to use window.onLoad - checkout the source on
IE's error page that does this pretty effectively by extracting the server
information from document.location.href - full source attached below (you'll
need to identify the appropriate bits):

!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2 Final//EN
html

head
style
a:link  {font:8pt/11pt verdana; color:red}
a:visited   {font:8pt/11pt verdana; color:#4e4e4e}
/style
meta HTTP-EQUIV=Content-Type Content=text-html; charset=Windows-1252
titleHTTP 404 Not Found/title
/head
script

function Homepage(){
// in real bits, urls get returned to our script like this:
// res://shdocvw.dll/http_404.htm#http://www.DocURL.com/bar.htm

//For testing use DocURL =
res://shdocvw.dll/http_404.htm#https://www.microsoft.com/bar.htm;
DocURL = document.location.href;

//this is where the http or https will be, as found by searching for ://
but skipping the res://
protocolIndex=DocURL.indexOf(://,4);

//this finds the ending slash for the domain server
serverIndex=DocURL.indexOf(/,protocolIndex + 3);

//for the href, we need a valid URL to the domain. We search for the #
symbol to find the begining
//of the true URL, and add 1 to skip it - this is the BeginURL value. We
use serverIndex as the end marker.
//urlresult=DocURL.substring(protocolIndex - 4,serverIndex);
BeginURL=DocURL.indexOf(#,1) + 1;
if (protocolIndex - BeginURL  7)
urlresult=

urlresult=DocURL.substring(BeginURL,serverIndex);

//for display, we need to skip after http://, and go to the next slash
displayresult=DocURL.substring(protocolIndex + 3 ,serverIndex);

// Security precaution: must filter out urlResult and displayresult
forbiddenChars = new RegExp([\'\], g);   // Global search/replace
urlresult = urlresult.replace(forbiddenChars, );
displayresult = displayresult.replace(forbiddenChars, );

document.write('A target=_top HREF=' + urlresult + '' + displayresult +
/a);

}

/script


body bgcolor=white
object id=saOC CLASSID='clsid:B45FF030-4447-11D2-85DE-00C04FA35C89'
HEIGHT=0 width=0/object

table width=400 cellpadding=3 cellspacing=5
  tr
td id=tableProps valign=top align=leftimg id=pagerrorImg
SRC=pagerror.gif
width=25 height=33/td
td id=tableProps2 align=left valign=middle width=360h1
id=errortype
style=COLOR: black; FONT: 13pt/15pt verdanaspan id=errorTextThe
page cannot be found/span/h1
/td
  /tr
  tr
td id=tablePropsWidth width=400 colspan=2font
style=COLOR: black; FONT: 8pt/11pt verdanaThe page you are looking
for might have been
removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily
unavailable./font/td
  /tr
  tr
td id=tablePropsWidth2 width=400 colspan=2font id=LID1
style=COLOR: black; FONT: 8pt/11pt verdanahr color=#C0C0C0
noshade
p id=LID2Please try the following:/pul
  li id=list1If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make
sure that it is
spelled correctly.br
  /li
  li id=list2Open the script Homepage(); /script home page, and
then look for links to the information
you want. /li
  li id=list3Click the a href=javascript:history.back(1)img
valign=bottom border=0 src=back.gif Back/a button to try another link.
/li
  li ID=list4Click a
onclick=saOC.NavigateToDefaultSearch();event.returnValue=false
href=img border=0 src=search.gif width=16 height=16
alt=search.gif (114 bytes) align=center Search/a to look for
information on the Internet. /li
/ul
pbr
/p
h2 id=ietext style=font:8pt/11pt verdana; color:blackHTTP 404 -
File not foundbr
Internet Explorer BR
/h2
/font/td

  /tr
/table
/body
/html

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 Subject: Setting a Welcome File + Tiles + PreCompiled JSP's


 I'm using tiles and i know i can't set the welcomefile/ attribute in
 web.xml to a tile definition or a struts action url. I'm also
 precompiling
 all my JSP's so i can't assign it to a JSP... i was thinking
 about assign it
 to a html file and then onLoad i could redirect to my logon
 action url... to
 do this i'd have to hard code the ipaddress and port number into
 my url so i
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Re: Setting a Welcome File + Tiles + PreCompiled JSP's

[Jason Lea]

I use a filter to catch requests that map to / and request my 
Homepage.do action instead.  So I don't have any index.html or index.jsp 
page at all.

I think the 2.3 spec wants some sort of file to map to.

I did hear of one person who set the welcome-file to 'index.do' and 
put a dummy index.do file in there (with a note that it was a dummy and 
not to delete).  The web container was happy because there was a file 
there called 'index.do'.

Since Struts is mapped to process *.do, the person defined an action 
called 'index'  and struts could do its normal processing, forwarding 
off to the .jsp in /WEB-INF/.

I don't know if that is portable amongst containers though.

Pat Quinn wrote:

I'm using tiles and i know i can't set the welcomefile/ attribute in 
web.xml to a tile definition or a struts action url. I'm also 
precompiling all my JSP's so i can't assign it to a JSP... i was 
thinking about assign it to a html file and then onLoad i could redirect 
to my logon action url... to do this i'd have to hard code the ipaddress 
and port number into my url so i don't really want to do that. Any ideas 
how i might do this?

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Re: Setting a Welcome File + Tiles + PreCompiled JSP's

[K.C. Baltz]

I just have an index.jsp that I still include in the war, even though 
all my JSPs are pre-compiled.  I'm not actually sure if the file version 
or the pre-compiled version gets called.  Doesn't really matter I 
guess.And I use a META refresh to redirect to my main page:

meta http-equiv=Refresh content=0;url=html:rewrite page=/main.do /

K.C.

Pat Quinn wrote:

I'm using tiles and i know i can't set the welcomefile/ attribute in 
web.xml to a tile definition or a struts action url. I'm also 
precompiling all my JSP's so i can't assign it to a JSP... i was 
thinking about assign it to a html file and then onLoad i could 
redirect to my logon action url... to do this i'd have to hard code 
the ipaddress and port number into my url so i don't really want to do 
that. Any ideas how i might do this?

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RE: Setting a Welcome File + Tiles + PreCompiled JSP's

[Kevin Peters]

I remember reading something when we first started building our STRUTS
application that said that you had to have a physical file outside the
WEB-INF directory representing your welcomefile.  All of our JSPs reside in
a subdirectory under WEB-INF, so we put a blank file named index.do in the
root directory and it works like a charm (no redirects needed).


Kevin

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Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 3:14 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Setting a Welcome File + Tiles + PreCompiled JSP's


I just have an index.jsp that I still include in the war, even though 
all my JSPs are pre-compiled.  I'm not actually sure if the file version 
or the pre-compiled version gets called.  Doesn't really matter I 
guess.And I use a META refresh to redirect to my main page:

meta http-equiv=Refresh content=0;url=html:rewrite page=/main.do /

K.C.

Pat Quinn wrote:

 I'm using tiles and i know i can't set the welcomefile/ attribute in 
 web.xml to a tile definition or a struts action url. I'm also 
 precompiling all my JSP's so i can't assign it to a JSP... i was 
 thinking about assign it to a html file and then onLoad i could 
 redirect to my logon action url... to do this i'd have to hard code 
 the ipaddress and port number into my url so i don't really want to do 
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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Shashank Dixit]

This is my welcome.jsp file.

%@ page contentType=text/html; charset=UTF-8 %
%@ page language=java %

%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-html.tld prefix=html %
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

html:html locale=true

head
 titleWELCOME TO STRUTS/title
/head

body
logic:redirect href=http://localhost:8181/SPWeb/showlogon.do; /
/body
/html:html

And it works, no problem as yet

Regards,
Shashank




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Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 4:17 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List



  But you can redirect using logic redirect tag ?

Mohan

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From: Suzette Daniel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 8:03 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List


Nope this is not supported, the web.xml must map to a file.


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Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 9:51 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List






Can't you just do this:

welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/PMTAction.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

I do it with JRun4.  Not sure if all containers will do an action instead of
a JSP.





-Original Message-
From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 12:41 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering if
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play
here?

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

 Try,

 logic:redirect forward=HOME/

 In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example
 application
 for an easy to understand example of this.

 John

 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List

 Hi,

 I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
 However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
 Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists
 but this one requires your help ;-)

 I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
 Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file list
 of a web.xml file.

 Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome
 file
 entry in my web.xml:

 welcome-file-list
   welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

 and the following code in my index.jsp:

 %@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

 html
body
  logic:forward name=HOME/
/body
 /html

 and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

 global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
 redirect=false //global-forwards

 So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a
 while, if I hit the following URL:

 http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

 I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
 possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
 stops forwarding.

 Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

 Thanks in advance,

 Jon


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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Mohan Radhakrishnan]

  But you can redirect using logic redirect tag ?

Mohan

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Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 8:03 PM
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Subject: RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List


Nope this is not supported, the web.xml must map to a file.


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Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 9:51 AM
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Subject: RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List






Can't you just do this:

welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/PMTAction.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

I do it with JRun4.  Not sure if all containers will do an action instead of
a JSP.





-Original Message-
From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 12:41 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering if
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play
here?

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

 Try,

 logic:redirect forward=HOME/

 In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example
 application
 for an easy to understand example of this.

 John

 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List

 Hi,

 I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
 However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
 Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists
 but this one requires your help ;-)

 I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
 Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file list
 of a web.xml file.

 Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome
 file
 entry in my web.xml:

 welcome-file-list
   welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

 and the following code in my index.jsp:

 %@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

 html
body
  logic:forward name=HOME/
/body
 /html

 and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

 global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
 redirect=false //global-forwards

 So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a
 while, if I hit the following URL:

 http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

 I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
 possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
 stops forwarding.

 Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

 Thanks in advance,

 Jon


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Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Jon Wynacht]

I think I had my slashes mixed upI just copied what was in the 
struts-blank project and it seems to be working just fine.

Thanks all for helping me sort out the confusion!

Jon

On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 06:50  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

Can you deploy and run correctly struts-blank.war? If you can bring up
http://localhost:8080/struts-blank/ then its not a Struts problem.
Check the slash on your action. If your action is defined like so:

action path=/Someaction...

Be sure in your forward you have
forward name=HOME path=/Someaction.do/
Specifying forward name=HOME path=/Someaction/ should also work. 
I
think...

John



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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Swaroop George]

I got this problem sometime back.. But apparently it was a problem with
one of the html tags- it wasn't properly closed. To detect it what I did
was to Get a view Source on the blank page.
Saved it as a .XML file.
Opened the XML file in the browser.

It showed exactly where the tag wasn't closed..

Swaroop

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Actually this blank page phenomenon happend to me
a long time ago.

I remember taking out the line content type.
That was the only change I made and it worked.


From: Jon Wynacht [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 22:21:25 -0700

Didn't work for me. I'm stumped ;-(

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 09:55  PM, Dan Tran wrote:

This works for me

%@ page language=java contentType=text/html;charset=utf-8 %
%
 response.sendRedirect(./PMTAction.do);
%


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Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List


Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering
if
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play
here?

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

Try,

logic:redirect forward=HOME/

In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example
application
for an easy to understand example of this.

John

-Original Message-
From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Hi,

I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists
but
this one requires your help ;-)

I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file
list
of a web.xml file.

Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome
file
entry in my web.xml:

welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

and the following code in my index.jsp:

%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

html
body
  logic:forward name=HOME/
/body
/html

and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
redirect=false //global-forwards

So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after
a
while, if I hit the following URL:

http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
stops forwarding.

Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

Thanks in advance,

Jon


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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Bailey, Shane C.]

Can't you just do this:

welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/PMTAction.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

I do it with JRun4.  Not sure if all containers will do an action instead of
a JSP.





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To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering if 
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play 
here?

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

 Try,

 logic:redirect forward=HOME/

 In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example 
 application
 for an easy to understand example of this.

 John

 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List

 Hi,

 I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
 However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
 Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists 
 but
 this one requires your help ;-)

 I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
 Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file list
 of a web.xml file.

 Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome 
 file
 entry in my web.xml:

 welcome-file-list
   welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

 and the following code in my index.jsp:

 %@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

 html
body
  logic:forward name=HOME/
/body
 /html

 and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

 global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
 redirect=false //global-forwards

 So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a
 while, if I hit the following URL:

 http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

 I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
 possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
 stops forwarding.

 Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

 Thanks in advance,

 Jon


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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Suzette Daniel]

Nope this is not supported, the web.xml must map to a file.


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Can't you just do this:

welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/PMTAction.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

I do it with JRun4.  Not sure if all containers will do an action instead of
a JSP.





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From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 12:41 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering if 
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play 
here?

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

 Try,

 logic:redirect forward=HOME/

 In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example
 application
 for an easy to understand example of this.

 John

 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List

 Hi,

 I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely! 
 However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed. 
 Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists 
 but this one requires your help ;-)

 I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by 
 Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file list 
 of a web.xml file.

 Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome
 file
 entry in my web.xml:

 welcome-file-list
   welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

 and the following code in my index.jsp:

 %@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

 html
body
  logic:forward name=HOME/
/body
 /html

 and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

 global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do 
 redirect=false //global-forwards

 So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a 
 while, if I hit the following URL:

 http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

 I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo 
 possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it 
 stops forwarding.

 Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

 Thanks in advance,

 Jon


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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Karr, David]

Well, I haven't tried this, but I did notice someone a while ago saying
that this DOES work, as long as you use a small trick.  The
welcome-file does have to specify a file that exists, but that doesn't
mean the web container will actually SERVE that file.  The person who
mentioned this said that they just created the named file and gave it
arbitrary contents (like This will never be served to the client).
The web container then passed the URL to the controller, which forwarded
to the appropriate action.

 -Original Message-
 From: Suzette Daniel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Nope this is not supported, the web.xml must map to a file.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Bailey, Shane C. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Can't you just do this:
 
 welcome-file-list
welcome-file/PMTAction.do/welcome-file
 /welcome-file-list
 
 I do it with JRun4.  Not sure if all containers will do an action
instead
 of
 a JSP.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering
if
 there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play
 here?

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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Bailey, Shane C.]

Are you talking about a person using the same container as you? Because I
know with JRun there isn't any work arounds needed.  So I know that a
physical file does not have to exist for every container.

I'm surprised JRun worked like this since it caused me a problem with
SecurityFilter that Tomcat users don't see.  You just never know what will
work in one container compared to another.  You know they should really
think about standardizing these things, with like, some sort of spec :-)

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From: Karr, David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 3:26 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Well, I haven't tried this, but I did notice someone a while ago saying
that this DOES work, as long as you use a small trick.  The
welcome-file does have to specify a file that exists, but that doesn't
mean the web container will actually SERVE that file.  The person who
mentioned this said that they just created the named file and gave it
arbitrary contents (like This will never be served to the client).
The web container then passed the URL to the controller, which forwarded
to the appropriate action.

 -Original Message-
 From: Suzette Daniel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Nope this is not supported, the web.xml must map to a file.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Bailey, Shane C. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Can't you just do this:
 
 welcome-file-list
welcome-file/PMTAction.do/welcome-file
 /welcome-file-list
 
 I do it with JRun4.  Not sure if all containers will do an action
instead
 of
 a JSP.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering
if
 there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play
 here?

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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[John Cavacas]

Can you deploy and run correctly struts-blank.war? If you can bring up
http://localhost:8080/struts-blank/ then its not a Struts problem.

Check the slash on your action. If your action is defined like so:

action path=/Someaction...

Be sure in your forward you have
forward name=HOME path=/Someaction.do/

Specifying forward name=HOME path=/Someaction/ should also work. I
think...

John



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Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Jon Wynacht]

Hi,

I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely! 
However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed. 
Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists but 
this one requires your help ;-)

I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by 
Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file list 
of a web.xml file.

Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome file 
entry in my web.xml:

welcome-file-list
 welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
 /welcome-file-list
and the following code in my index.jsp:

%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

html
  body
logic:forward name=HOME/
  /body
/html
and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do 
redirect=false //global-forwards

So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a 
while, if I hit the following URL:

http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo 
possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it 
stops forwarding.

Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

Thanks in advance,

Jon

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RE: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[John Cavacas]

Try,

logic:redirect forward=HOME/

In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example application
for an easy to understand example of this.

John

 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List
 
 Hi,
 
 I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
 However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
 Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists but
 this one requires your help ;-)
 
 I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
 Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file list
 of a web.xml file.
 
 Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome file
 entry in my web.xml:
 
 welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list
 
 and the following code in my index.jsp:
 
 %@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %
 
 html
body
  logic:forward name=HOME/
/body
 /html
 
 and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:
 
 global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
 redirect=false //global-forwards
 
 So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a
 while, if I hit the following URL:
 
 http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp
 
 I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
 possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
 stops forwarding.
 
 Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?
 
 Thanks in advance,
 
 Jon
 
 
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Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Jon Wynacht]

Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering if 
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play 
here?

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

Try,

logic:redirect forward=HOME/

In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example 
application
for an easy to understand example of this.

John

-Original Message-
From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List
Hi,

I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists 
but
this one requires your help ;-)

I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file list
of a web.xml file.
Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome 
file
entry in my web.xml:

welcome-file-list
 welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
and the following code in my index.jsp:

%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

html
   body
 logic:forward name=HOME/
   /body
/html
and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
redirect=false //global-forwards
So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a
while, if I hit the following URL:
http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
stops forwarding.
Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

Thanks in advance,

Jon

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Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[Jon Wynacht]

Didn't work for me. I'm stumped ;-(

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 09:55  PM, Dan Tran wrote:

This works for me

%@ page language=java contentType=text/html;charset=utf-8 %
%
response.sendRedirect(./PMTAction.do);
%
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From: Jon Wynacht [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering  
if
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play
here?

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

Try,

logic:redirect forward=HOME/

In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example
application
for an easy to understand example of this.
John

-Original Message-
From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List
Hi,

I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists
but
this one requires your help ;-)
I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file  
list
of a web.xml file.

Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome
file
entry in my web.xml:
welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
and the following code in my index.jsp:

%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

html
   body
 logic:forward name=HOME/
   /body
/html
and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
redirect=false //global-forwards
So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a
while, if I hit the following URL:
http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
stops forwarding.
Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

Thanks in advance,

Jon

 
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Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

[message message]

Actually this blank page phenomenon happend to me
a long time ago.
I remember taking out the line content type.
That was the only change I made and it worked.

From: Jon Wynacht [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 22:21:25 -0700
Didn't work for me. I'm stumped ;-(

Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 09:55  PM, Dan Tran wrote:

This works for me

%@ page language=java contentType=text/html;charset=utf-8 %
%
response.sendRedirect(./PMTAction.do);
%
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From: Jon Wynacht [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Struts Action in Welcome File List

Hmmm...tried that but still blanks out after a while...I'm wondering  if
there's an issue with my use of sessions...would that come into play
here?
Jon

On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 06:56  PM, John Cavacas wrote:

Try,

logic:redirect forward=HOME/

In your index.jsp page. Also, look at sruts-blank.war example
application
for an easy to understand example of this.
John

-Original Message-
From: Jon Wynacht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:41 PM
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Subject: Struts Action in Welcome File List
Hi,

I've been using Struts now for some time and enjoy it immensely!
However, I've recently run into a problem that has me perplexed.
Usually I can figure these things out and not bother the mail lists
but
this one requires your help ;-)
I've pulled some info from the Programming Jakarta Struts book by
Chuck Cavaness on how to use a Struts action in the welcome file  list
of a web.xml file.
Based on the instructions in the book I have the following welcome
file
entry in my web.xml:
welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
and the following code in my index.jsp:

%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %

html
   body
 logic:forward name=HOME/
   /body
/html
and the following entry in my struts-config.xml file:

global-forwards forward name=HOME path=PMTAction.do
redirect=false //global-forwards
So, when I first fire up Tomcat everything forwards fine but after a
while, if I hit the following URL:
http://localhost:8080/pmt/index.jsp

I get a blank page. No forwarding. Nothing. I've tried every combo
possible here, including using logic:redirect/ but eventually it
stops forwarding.
Am I doing something subtly wrong or drastically wrong here?

Thanks in advance,

Jon

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WARNING: invalid welcome file

[sriram]

Hi,

This may be slightly out of topic..but I need some suggestions in this regard. 
Probably someone has encountered this problem before.

In my struts application's web.xml, I've defined welcome page as follows:

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/jsp/Login.jsp/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

When I deploy it on JBoss Windows environment, it's working fine.

When I deploy it on JBoss Linux environment, it's showing a msg:
WARNING: invalid welcome file: /jsp/Login.jsp

And in the browser, when I try to view
http://servername:8080/appName
(where appName is the name of .ear file I've deployed),
It's displaying /jsp/Login.jsp, but none of the style sheets and images are obtained.

When I type the entire path in the browser (as below)
http://servername:8080/appName/jsp/Login.jsp, then everything is perfect.

Any clue why this is happening?

Sriram

RE: WARNING: invalid welcome file

[Chen, Gin]

Try without leading /

-Original Message-
From: sriram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 9:42 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: WARNING: invalid welcome file


Hi,

This may be slightly out of topic..but I need some suggestions in this
regard. Probably someone has encountered this problem before.

In my struts application's web.xml, I've defined welcome page as follows:

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/jsp/Login.jsp/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

When I deploy it on JBoss Windows environment, it's working fine.

When I deploy it on JBoss Linux environment, it's showing a msg:
WARNING: invalid welcome file: /jsp/Login.jsp

And in the browser, when I try to view
http://servername:8080/appName
(where appName is the name of .ear file I've deployed),
It's displaying /jsp/Login.jsp, but none of the style sheets and images are
obtained.

When I type the entire path in the browser (as below)
http://servername:8080/appName/jsp/Login.jsp, then everything is perfect.

Any clue why this is happening?

Sriram

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Re: WARNING: invalid welcome file

[Micael]

The leading / tells the app that this file is in the root app, and 
apparently it is not.

At 07:11 PM 7/16/03 +0530, you wrote:
Hi,

This may be slightly out of topic..but I need some suggestions in this 
regard. Probably someone has encountered this problem before.

In my struts application's web.xml, I've defined welcome page as follows:

welcome-file-list
welcome-file/jsp/Login.jsp/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
When I deploy it on JBoss Windows environment, it's working fine.

When I deploy it on JBoss Linux environment, it's showing a msg:
WARNING: invalid welcome file: /jsp/Login.jsp
And in the browser, when I try to view
http://servername:8080/appName
(where appName is the name of .ear file I've deployed),
It's displaying /jsp/Login.jsp, but none of the style sheets and images 
are obtained.

When I type the entire path in the browser (as below)
http://servername:8080/appName/jsp/Login.jsp, then everything is perfect.
Any clue why this is happening?

Sriram


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Re: WARNING: invalid welcome file

[Max Cooper]

I believe that the welcome file list is just a list of filenames to look for
in any directory if the user makes a request for a directory name without a
filename. So, they should not start with leading slashes. Some containers
are more tolerant of this than others, but it seems clear to me now that the
welcome file entries should not have slashes in their names.

To get the behavior you want, you probably want to change your welcome file
to just index.jsp (no slashes) and then make an index.jsp file that
redirects to your login page and put it in the root directory of your app.

web.xml:
welcome-file-list
   welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list

index.jsp:
% response.sendRedirect(request.getContextPath() + /jsp/Login.jsp); %

-Max

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Subject: Re: WARNING: invalid welcome file


 The leading / tells the app that this file is in the root app, and
 apparently it is not.

 At 07:11 PM 7/16/03 +0530, you wrote:
 Hi,
 
 This may be slightly out of topic..but I need some suggestions in this
 regard. Probably someone has encountered this problem before.
 
 In my struts application's web.xml, I've defined welcome page as follows:
 
 welcome-file-list
  welcome-file/jsp/Login.jsp/welcome-file
 /welcome-file-list
 
 When I deploy it on JBoss Windows environment, it's working fine.
 
 When I deploy it on JBoss Linux environment, it's showing a msg:
 WARNING: invalid welcome file: /jsp/Login.jsp
 
 And in the browser, when I try to view
 http://servername:8080/appName
 (where appName is the name of .ear file I've deployed),
 It's displaying /jsp/Login.jsp, but none of the style sheets and images
 are obtained.
 
 When I type the entire path in the browser (as below)
 http://servername:8080/appName/jsp/Login.jsp, then everything is
perfect.
 
 Any clue why this is happening?
 
 Sriram



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Re: WARNING: invalid welcome file

[Kris Schneider]

The only formal restriction is that they can't begin or end with a /. A
container is supposed to append the content of each welcome-file element to
the requested URI and see whether a resource is mapped to the resulting URI. So,
while it's unusual, embedded / characters should be supported.

Quoting Max Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 I believe that the welcome file list is just a list of filenames to look
 for
 in any directory if the user makes a request for a directory name without a
 filename. So, they should not start with leading slashes. Some containers
 are more tolerant of this than others, but it seems clear to me now that
 the
 welcome file entries should not have slashes in their names.
 
 To get the behavior you want, you probably want to change your welcome file
 to just index.jsp (no slashes) and then make an index.jsp file that
 redirects to your login page and put it in the root directory of your app.
 
 web.xml:
 welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
 /welcome-file-list
 
 index.jsp:
 % response.sendRedirect(request.getContextPath() + /jsp/Login.jsp); %
 
 -Max
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: Micael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 8:18 AM
 Subject: Re: WARNING: invalid welcome file
 
 
  The leading / tells the app that this file is in the root app, and
  apparently it is not.
 
  At 07:11 PM 7/16/03 +0530, you wrote:
  Hi,
  
  This may be slightly out of topic..but I need some suggestions in this
  regard. Probably someone has encountered this problem before.
  
  In my struts application's web.xml, I've defined welcome page as
 follows:
  
  welcome-file-list
   welcome-file/jsp/Login.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
  
  When I deploy it on JBoss Windows environment, it's working fine.
  
  When I deploy it on JBoss Linux environment, it's showing a msg:
  WARNING: invalid welcome file: /jsp/Login.jsp
  
  And in the browser, when I try to view
  http://servername:8080/appName
  (where appName is the name of .ear file I've deployed),
  It's displaying /jsp/Login.jsp, but none of the style sheets and images
  are obtained.
  
  When I type the entire path in the browser (as below)
  http://servername:8080/appName/jsp/Login.jsp, then everything is
 perfect.
  
  Any clue why this is happening?
  
  Sriram

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RE: welcome file in web.xml

[Navjot Singh]

I have not tried but it should work. let us know if tastes success ;-)

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Subject: welcome file in web.xml


hi,
 can i use this in web.xml

  welcome-file-list

welcome-filejsp/login.do?action=initMethodamp;targetAction=directLogin/w
elcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
TIA
--nagi
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RE: welcome file in web.xml

[Nimish Chourey , Tidel Park - Chennai]

It doesnt work  .. 

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To: Struts Users Mailing List; Nagendra Kumar O V S
Subject: RE: welcome file in web.xml


I have not tried but it should work. let us know if tastes success ;-)

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hi,
 can i use this in web.xml

  welcome-file-list

welcome-filejsp/login.do?action=initMethodamp;targetAction=directLogin/w
elcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
TIA
--nagi
Nagendra Kumar O V S
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RE : welcome file in web.xml

[Yanat Hacene]

Instead create a file
index.html

 html

 titleRedirection/title

 header

 script

 parent.location = 'jsp/login.do?action="">';

/script

/header

/html



in your web.xml, use





welcome-file-list
     welcome-fileindex.html /welcome-file
 /welcome-file-list



Hope this will help



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  hi,
  
  
  can i use this in web.xml
  
  
  
  
  
   welcome-file-list
  
  welcome-filejsp/login.do?action="">
   /welcome-file-list
  TIA
  
  
  --nagi
  
  
  Nagendra Kumar O V S
  
  
  Member Technical Staff
  
  
  Ikigo India Private Ltd.
  
  
  470-B, Road No. 36,
  
  
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RE: welcome file in web.xml

[Phillip Qin]

- use index.jsp
- in index. jsp,

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logic:redirect href=mylocation/

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It doesnt work  .. 

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To: Struts Users Mailing List; Nagendra Kumar O V S
Subject: RE: welcome file in web.xml


I have not tried but it should work. let us know if tastes success ;-)

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Subject: welcome file in web.xml


hi,
 can i use this in web.xml

  welcome-file-list

welcome-filejsp/login.do?action=initMethodamp;targetAction=directLogin/w
elcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
TIA
--nagi
Nagendra Kumar O V S
Member Technical Staff
Ikigo India Private Ltd.
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[Nagendra Kumar O V S]

  hi,
  can i use this in web.xml
  
   welcome-file-list 
  welcome-filejsp/login.do?action=""> 
  /welcome-file-listTIA
  --nagi
  Nagendra Kumar O V S
  Member Technical Staff
  Ikigo India Private Ltd.
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RE: welcome file in web.xml

[hitesh]

No ... this is not a proper way to do it.
(because welcome-file list will be used for
all the directories under the root directory
of your context to locate startup file.)

rather you can use index.jsp as your welcome-file
and in that jsp file you can redirect your request to the URL
given by you.

for example:

WEB.XML

  welcome-file-list
welcome-fileindex.jsp/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list

index.jsp

%
response.sendRedirect(jsp/login.do?action=initMethodamp;targetAction=direc
tLogin);
%

regards,
Hitesh Dave
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  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: welcome file in web.xml


hi,
 can i use this in web.xml

  welcome-file-list

welcome-filejsp/login.do?action=initMethodamp;targetAction=directLogin/w
elcome-file
  /welcome-file-list
TIA
--nagi
Nagendra Kumar O V S
Member Technical Staff
Ikigo India Private Ltd.
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[Off Topic] re-pre-compiling only jsps that have changed - was Re: Filterto redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[dhay]

Hi.  Apologies for going slightly off topic (!), and the long title, but
with all this talk about pre-compiling JSPs, thought I'd jump in with a
question that relates to jasper no-longer recognising when a file has
changed due to the new _jsp which it seems to add to the end of files it
compiles.

This proves VERY frustrating when using Ant in development, as you have to
pre-compile *all* your jsp's everytime you make a change, and then restart
the server.

Surely there is a way round this.  Has anyone else see it?

Many thanks,

David





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   JSPs


gaffer wrote:
 Hi Jason,

 At this very moment, I am trying to solve a similar issue. Would you
 mind posting the relevant snippets from web.xml and struts-config? Such
 as paths to actions, url-pattern, etc.

 Thanks
 Al

Ok, here goes...

web.xml:
web-app
   ...
   !-- Filter: redirect to Struts forwardName--
   filter
 filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
 filter-classnz.net.kumachan.project.WelcomeFilter/filter-class
 init-param
   param-nameforwardName/param-name
   param-valuehomepage/param-value
 /init-param
   /filter
   ...
   filter-mapping
 filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
   url-pattern//url-pattern
   /filter-mapping
   ...
   !-- Standard Action Servlet --
   servlet
 servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
 servlet-classorg.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet/servlet-class
 init-param
   param-nameconfig/param-name
   param-value/WEB-INF/struts-config.xml/param-value
 /init-param
 load-on-startup3/load-on-startup
   /servlet

   !-- Standard Action Servlet Mapping --
   servlet-mapping
 servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
 url-pattern*.do/url-pattern
   /servlet-mapping
   ...
/web-app

Note:
I don't have a welcome-file-list defined in web.xml.
My WelcomeFilter takes a Struts Global Forward, looks up the forward (in
this case it would return /Homepage.do).  I could have just put
/Homepage.do as the forwardName and use
req.getRequestDispatcher(forwardName).forward(req,res) instead of
messing with the Struts code.  Hmm, maybe that would be nicer... I might
change it now :)



struts-config.xml:
struts-config
   ...
   global-forwards
 ...
 forward
   name=homepage
   path=/Homepage.do/
 ...
   global-forwards
   ...
   action-mappings
 ...
 action
   path=/Homepage
   type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
   parameter=main.homepage/
 ...
   /action-mappings
   ...
/struts-config

Note:
The action /Homepage forwards to the parameter main.homepage which
maps to a Tiles definition eg in tiles-defs.xml:

   definition name=main.homepage extends=.mainLayout

but I could have used something like WEB-INF/jsp/pages/Homepage.jsp
for the parameter


Hope this helps...

Jason Lea



 On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 22:01, Jason Lea wrote:

Cool.  It's good to know someone else has done this.  I thought I should
post this just so someone else looking at pre-compilation of JSPs would
find it useful, but also to see if there are any glaring issues or if it
is a Good Thing (TM)  :-)

Jason

David Graham wrote:

This is exactly what I did :-).

David




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Subject: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:47:14 +1200

I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24
(http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so
I can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but
also to remove the delay that the first hit incurs.

The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to
a physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book
suggests  using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome
action, which is what I was doing.

I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my
Welcome action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern,
but this seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.

So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...

filter-mapping
  filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
  url-pattern//url-pattern
/filter-mapping

which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or
http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my
Welcome action correctly.

I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled.
I have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be
called directly and have to go through my Struts actions.


Jason Lea


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Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[Jason Lea]

I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24 
(http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so I 
can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but also 
to remove the delay that the first hit incurs.

The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to a 
physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book suggests 
 using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome action, 
which is what I was doing.

I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my 
Welcome action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern, but 
this seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.

So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...

filter-mapping
  filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
  url-pattern//url-pattern
/filter-mapping
which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or 
http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my Welcome 
action correctly.

I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled. 
I have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be 
called directly and have to go through my Struts actions.

Jason Lea

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Re: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[David Graham]

This is exactly what I did :-).

David



From: Jason Lea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:47:14 +1200
I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24 
(http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so I 
can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but also to 
remove the delay that the first hit incurs.

The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to a 
physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book suggests  
using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome action, which 
is what I was doing.

I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my Welcome 
action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern, but this 
seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.

So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...

filter-mapping
  filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
  url-pattern//url-pattern
/filter-mapping
which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or 
http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my Welcome 
action correctly.

I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled. I 
have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be called 
directly and have to go through my Struts actions.

Jason Lea

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Re: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[Jason Lea]

Cool.  It's good to know someone else has done this.  I thought I should 
post this just so someone else looking at pre-compilation of JSPs would 
find it useful, but also to see if there are any glaring issues or if it 
is a Good Thing (TM)  :-)

Jason

David Graham wrote:
This is exactly what I did :-).

David



From: Jason Lea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:47:14 +1200
I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24 
(http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so 
I can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but 
also to remove the delay that the first hit incurs.

The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to 
a physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book 
suggests  using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome 
action, which is what I was doing.

I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my 
Welcome action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern, 
but this seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.

So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...

filter-mapping
  filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
  url-pattern//url-pattern
/filter-mapping
which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or 
http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my 
Welcome action correctly.

I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled. 
I have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be 
called directly and have to go through my Struts actions.

Jason Lea

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Re: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[gaffer]

Hi Jason,

At this very moment, I am trying to solve a similar issue. Would you
mind posting the relevant snippets from web.xml and struts-config? Such
as paths to actions, url-pattern, etc.

Thanks
Al


On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 22:01, Jason Lea wrote:
 Cool.  It's good to know someone else has done this.  I thought I should 
 post this just so someone else looking at pre-compilation of JSPs would 
 find it useful, but also to see if there are any glaring issues or if it 
 is a Good Thing (TM)  :-)
 
 Jason
 
 David Graham wrote:
  This is exactly what I did :-).
  
  David
  
  
  
  From: Jason Lea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
  Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:47:14 +1200
 
  I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24 
  (http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so 
  I can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but 
  also to remove the delay that the first hit incurs.
 
  The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to 
  a physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book 
  suggests  using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome 
  action, which is what I was doing.
 
  I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my 
  Welcome action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern, 
  but this seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.
 
  So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...
 
  filter-mapping
filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
url-pattern//url-pattern
  /filter-mapping
 
  which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or 
  http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my 
  Welcome action correctly.
 
  I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled. 
  I have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be 
  called directly and have to go through my Struts actions.
 
 
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Re: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[David Graham]

It's easier to maintain than a bunch of one line index.jsp files that 
redirect to another page and it gave me an excuse to learn more about 
filters :-).

David



From: Jason Lea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 18:01:54 +1200
Cool.  It's good to know someone else has done this.  I thought I should 
post this just so someone else looking at pre-compilation of JSPs would 
find it useful, but also to see if there are any glaring issues or if it is 
a Good Thing (TM)  :-)

Jason

David Graham wrote:
This is exactly what I did :-).

David



From: Jason Lea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:47:14 +1200
I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24 
(http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so I 
can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but also to 
remove the delay that the first hit incurs.

The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to a 
physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book suggests  
using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome action, which 
is what I was doing.

I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my Welcome 
action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern, but this 
seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.

So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...

filter-mapping
  filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
  url-pattern//url-pattern
/filter-mapping
which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or 
http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my Welcome 
action correctly.

I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled. I 
have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be 
called directly and have to go through my Struts actions.

Jason Lea

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Re: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[Jason Lea]

gaffer wrote:
Hi Jason,

At this very moment, I am trying to solve a similar issue. Would you
mind posting the relevant snippets from web.xml and struts-config? Such
as paths to actions, url-pattern, etc.
Thanks
Al
Ok, here goes...

web.xml:
web-app
  ...
  !-- Filter: redirect to Struts forwardName--
  filter
filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
filter-classnz.net.kumachan.project.WelcomeFilter/filter-class
init-param
  param-nameforwardName/param-name
  param-valuehomepage/param-value
/init-param
  /filter
  ...
  filter-mapping
filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
  url-pattern//url-pattern
  /filter-mapping
  ...
  !-- Standard Action Servlet --
  servlet
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
servlet-classorg.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet/servlet-class
init-param
  param-nameconfig/param-name
  param-value/WEB-INF/struts-config.xml/param-value
/init-param
load-on-startup3/load-on-startup
  /servlet
  !-- Standard Action Servlet Mapping --
  servlet-mapping
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
url-pattern*.do/url-pattern
  /servlet-mapping
  ...
/web-app
Note:
I don't have a welcome-file-list defined in web.xml.
My WelcomeFilter takes a Struts Global Forward, looks up the forward (in 
this case it would return /Homepage.do).  I could have just put 
/Homepage.do as the forwardName and use 
req.getRequestDispatcher(forwardName).forward(req,res) instead of 
messing with the Struts code.  Hmm, maybe that would be nicer... I might 
change it now :)



struts-config.xml:
struts-config
  ...
  global-forwards
...
forward
  name=homepage
  path=/Homepage.do/
...
  global-forwards
  ...
  action-mappings
...
action
  path=/Homepage
  type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
  parameter=main.homepage/
...
  /action-mappings
  ...
/struts-config
Note:
The action /Homepage forwards to the parameter main.homepage which 
maps to a Tiles definition eg in tiles-defs.xml:

  definition name=main.homepage extends=.mainLayout

but I could have used something like WEB-INF/jsp/pages/Homepage.jsp 
for the parameter

Hope this helps...

Jason Lea



On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 22:01, Jason Lea wrote:

Cool.  It's good to know someone else has done this.  I thought I should 
post this just so someone else looking at pre-compilation of JSPs would 
find it useful, but also to see if there are any glaring issues or if it 
is a Good Thing (TM)  :-)

Jason

David Graham wrote:

This is exactly what I did :-).

David




From: Jason Lea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:47:14 +1200
I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24 
(http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so 
I can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but 
also to remove the delay that the first hit incurs.

The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to 
a physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book 
suggests  using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome 
action, which is what I was doing.

I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my 
Welcome action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern, 
but this seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.

So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...

filter-mapping
 filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
 url-pattern//url-pattern
/filter-mapping
which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or 
http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my 
Welcome action correctly.

I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled. 
I have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be 
called directly and have to go through my Struts actions.

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Re: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs

[gaffer]

Thanks for sharing!


On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 23:23, Jason Lea wrote:
 gaffer wrote:
  Hi Jason,
  
  At this very moment, I am trying to solve a similar issue. Would you
  mind posting the relevant snippets from web.xml and struts-config? Such
  as paths to actions, url-pattern, etc.
  
  Thanks
  Al
 
 Ok, here goes...
 
 web.xml:
 web-app
...
!-- Filter: redirect to Struts forwardName--
filter
  filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
  filter-classnz.net.kumachan.project.WelcomeFilter/filter-class
  init-param
param-nameforwardName/param-name
param-valuehomepage/param-value
  /init-param
/filter
...
filter-mapping
  filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
url-pattern//url-pattern
/filter-mapping
...
!-- Standard Action Servlet --
servlet
  servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
  servlet-classorg.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet/servlet-class
  init-param
param-nameconfig/param-name
param-value/WEB-INF/struts-config.xml/param-value
  /init-param
  load-on-startup3/load-on-startup
/servlet
 
!-- Standard Action Servlet Mapping --
servlet-mapping
  servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
  url-pattern*.do/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
...
 /web-app
 
 Note:
 I don't have a welcome-file-list defined in web.xml.
 My WelcomeFilter takes a Struts Global Forward, looks up the forward (in 
 this case it would return /Homepage.do).  I could have just put 
 /Homepage.do as the forwardName and use 
 req.getRequestDispatcher(forwardName).forward(req,res) instead of 
 messing with the Struts code.  Hmm, maybe that would be nicer... I might 
 change it now :)
 
 
 
 struts-config.xml:
 struts-config
...
global-forwards
  ...
  forward
name=homepage
path=/Homepage.do/
  ...
global-forwards
...
action-mappings
  ...
  action
path=/Homepage
type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
parameter=main.homepage/
  ...
/action-mappings
...
 /struts-config
 
 Note:
 The action /Homepage forwards to the parameter main.homepage which 
 maps to a Tiles definition eg in tiles-defs.xml:
 
definition name=main.homepage extends=.mainLayout
 
 but I could have used something like WEB-INF/jsp/pages/Homepage.jsp 
 for the parameter
 
 
 Hope this helps...
 
 Jason Lea
 
  
  
  On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 22:01, Jason Lea wrote:
  
 Cool.  It's good to know someone else has done this.  I thought I should 
 post this just so someone else looking at pre-compilation of JSPs would 
 find it useful, but also to see if there are any glaring issues or if it 
 is a Good Thing (TM)  :-)
 
 Jason
 
 David Graham wrote:
 
 This is exactly what I did :-).
 
 David
 
 
 
 
 From: Jason Lea [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Filter to redirect to welcome action when pre-compiling JSPs
 Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:47:14 +1200
 
 I have been playing around with JSP pre-compilation with Tomcat-4.1.24 
 (http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jasper-howto.html) so 
 I can check my JSP pages for compiler errors before deployment, but 
 also to remove the delay that the first hit incurs.
 
 The only problem with this is the welcome-file which has to point to 
 a physical jsp page and not a servlet.  The Struts in Action book 
 suggests  using a index.jsp page with a logic:redirect to a Welcome 
 action, which is what I was doing.
 
 I tried creating a servlet that would forward the request onto my 
 Welcome action  servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/url-pattern, 
 but this seemed to match any request and cause lots of problems.
 
 So I dropped that idea and instead have used a filter...
 
 filter-mapping
   filter-nameWelcomeFilter/filter-name
   url-pattern//url-pattern
 /filter-mapping
 
 which works perfectly.  It only fires for http://localhost/app/ or 
 http://localhost/app and my filter forwards the request onto my 
 Welcome action correctly.
 
 I can now get rid of index.jsp and all my other JSPs are pre-compiled. 
 I have also hidden all of my JSPs under the WEB-INF so they cannot be 
 called directly and have to go through my Struts actions.
 
 
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Re: BaseBean questions [was] [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[Vic Cekvenich]

Rick Reumann wrote:
Thanks vic for the kind words and feedback. I replied to you privately.
Rest of this email is in regard to the BaseBeans stuff I looked it.
Comments below...
On Wed, Mar 12,'03(08:51 PM GMT-0500), Vic wrote:
   

So consider using list/collection based beans. Ex:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/basicportal/bP/WEB-INF/src/war/org/apache/scaffoldingLib/base
Note that I use iBatis.com DAO, a good and fast SQL based DAO.


I've been looking at the classes from the link above and I think
what would really help me is seeing an actual web app implement the
org.apache.scaffoldingLib.base.BaseBean and see it being used for CRUD
operations. I think you had a web app to download on your basebeans.com
site but I'm not sure what to download to see this in action (should I
look at the Portal download?)
I have not release yet, so no download. It does work, but you have to 
CVS out of sf.net or I can e-mail you separate. It's work in progress, 
dispatch is not done yet.
(I am time slicing as is everyone doing open source. As soon as a few 
more things work, I will create a early build for easier download (non-cvs))
You are welcome to use my code, its Apache license, (or develop a module 
you check in to my code, for example user registration, similar to 
employee list above)

For the sake of this discussion lets consider an application that would
allow a user to view Employees, insert an employee, update an employee
etc. (I'm thinking of updating my lessons, with your approval of course,
to incorporate some of these ideas, but I want to make sure I understand
them first:)
Using the List backed BaseBean idea, it appears that all the ActionForm
beans would extend BaseBean. I guess the big difference in this
approach, compared to the others I've seen documented, is your Form
beans are actually responsible for a lot more than just being holders
for simple form field properties.
My design is this: A bean should delegate DAO.
Being list/collection bean is not controversial.
Having zero-copy beans is.
 This lets JSTL, Model 1, SOAP, etc. etc use beans, and it's easy to 
unit test (see my abstract testIt() in bean). Also, my beans are 
seriazable, so server can fail over and recover session beans, or during 
development, you do not have to login.
People have called this approach simpler. When writing a complex 
application, a simpler design is helpfull.

The other design is as intended by developers of Struts, for example:
http://www.eyde.net/eyde/index.do?date=20021021#213801 (a Struts blog)
or variation in Scaffolding in struts.sf.net.
There is a lot of DAO-type code in Action, and copying of fields, and 
being Struts bound.
Advantage is that it can more easily display wrong data in Validation.

Explore both.


So lets take a typical example of where a user wants to update Employee
information on a form.  I take it our EmployeeFormBean would have your
usual firstName, lastName fields, but then rather than pass this bean
off to be converted into a Data Transfer Object and then passed off to a
model layer to be updated, you would instead simply do something like
this in your Action:
(in the execute or dispatch method of an Action called for doing an
update):
EmployeeFormBean emp = (EmployeeFormBean)form;
emp.save(); //
To do this would we need to override the BaseBean's save() method? I
assume you also would need to provide an implementation of the BaseDAO's
update(List l) method? 
I use OO, I am very comfortable leveraging OO, since OO increases re 
usability and productivity. (and I am a certified OO instructor for like 
8 years)
Let me just say: is a/has a, which is even on a Sun Java Cert. 
Developer exam.
Or extends/delegates is the other way. So let me try to explain the 
implementation.
There are things that are in common with beans, like *apples and 
oranges*! If you are trained in functional decomposition, top/down, 
bottom up, or structural design, you look for differences.
But OO is like genetic: Apples and Oranges are trees, grow fruit, you 
can eat it, it can peel, etc. So they are 98% same!

Point is is crate a baseBean, that I extend to create concrete form 
beans. Any code the I find that is common, I put in base (which I call 
programing after design, since even after I created a lot of concrete 
beans, I can add code and they all benefit).

Also, a bean should not do persistence, but should delegate. So I create 
a helper object, a DAOImplementation. ( a DAO also has a base).
One thing is obvoice, a baseBean needs to CRUD, so it makes sense to
baseBean { public void save() { DAO.update(); }}

So each concrete bean has a concrete DAO, since each bean needs it's own 
specific CRUD.
But ... I can also write generic CRUD in base DAO and baseBean, via 
reflection, getMetaData, etc.

All I am saying is extend and delegate.

One more wrinkle. DB access it the slowest part of J2EE architecture, is 
well known. A DAO design that works in development might not stale in 
production

Re: BaseBean questions [was] [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta(newbies esp. welcome)

[Rick Reumann]

On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 06:22:58 -0500
Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Also, a bean should not do persistence, but should delegate. So I
 create a helper object, a DAOImplementation. ( a DAO also has a
 base). One thing is obvoice, a baseBean needs to CRUD, so it makes
 sense to baseBean { public void save() { DAO.update(); }}

I love the OO approach to your code, I'm just still very confused about
how a simple implementation of a BaseBean would work in calling a DAO to
save itself? In other words, what gets passed to the DAO from the
BaseBean implementation to do the CRUD?

For example in a case where you had:

EmployeeFormBean extends BaseBean

I would take it EmployeeForBean would need to hold user fields such as
firstName, lastName, address, etc with appropriate getter and setters.
How do these fields then get passed to your DAO for the CRUD operations?

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RE: BaseBean questions [was] [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[Hue Holleran]

Maybe you should be doing Vic's labs, Rick ;-

I loved the walkthroughs BTW - it is particularly useful to have worked
examples of various concepts - this can save literally hours by having a
working example - particularly with new bits one may not have used
previously, i.e. all of it is incredibly useful for beginners. It *can* take
a while trying to understand the various options with struts - at least
getting something working is a great starting point. Kudos to you for the
Struttin' With Struts idea *and* implementation. Looking forward to the
next bits :-

I must admit to being a (recently introduced but) great fan of Vic's
basebeans approach - it has greatly simplified getting CRUD working with
struts for me and introduced me to some very neat OO techniques. The code is
minimal - and as with all great ideas - its elegance is in its simplicity.

I'll refrain from trying to answer your question as I may be speaking
out-of-turn - might be better for Vic to answer this direct.

H.

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(newbies esp. welcome)


On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 06:22:58 -0500
Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Also, a bean should not do persistence, but should delegate. So I
 create a helper object, a DAOImplementation. ( a DAO also has a
 base). One thing is obvoice, a baseBean needs to CRUD, so it makes
 sense to baseBean { public void save() { DAO.update(); }}

I love the OO approach to your code, I'm just still very confused about
how a simple implementation of a BaseBean would work in calling a DAO to
save itself? In other words, what gets passed to the DAO from the
BaseBean implementation to do the CRUD?

For example in a case where you had:

EmployeeFormBean extends BaseBean

I would take it EmployeeForBean would need to hold user fields such as
firstName, lastName, address, etc with appropriate getter and setters.
How do these fields then get passed to your DAO for the CRUD operations?

Thanks,

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[Rick Reumann]

Sorry to take so long to get back to you. Thanks for the kind words. For
some reason I missed your email in the stack... comment below...

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 17:49:34 -0600
Dan Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 html:link action=/setupEmployeeFormAdd Employee/html:link

I wanted to use the html-el tags and for some reason html-el link
doesn't have an action for some reason. Maybe you can post to the list
and ask why? 
  
 The reason I say that is because new users need to grasp the concept
 that the URL is not actually a page but rather a server command,
 which is interpretted by the controller to be an Action followed by
 a View.  Also, it is good to keep any references to the action
 mapping patter out of the View so that if you need to change from
 
 /do/* - *.do

Good point, what should I use with the html-el tag to enable to define
an action though in the html-el:link which is what I'm using for the
lessons (I just call it html:link but it's using the html-el.tld).

Let me know if you have any suggestions.

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[Rick Reumann]

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 18:51:10 -0600
Dan Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Two more comments:
 
 In the second tutorial, you are preparing the employeeForm using the
 SetUpEmployeeAction.  In doing so, you run
 
 employeeForm.setDepartment(2);
 
 Shouldn't you instead set the default department selection in the
 form reset() method? 

I initially I did have that in the reset method, but then I wanted to
show how you could use a SetUpAction to set up stuff in your bean if you
wanted to. I also was lazy and didn't feel like explaining the reset
method:)... you're right though I should have probably just kept it
there.
 
 In regards to the discussion on using Tokens for the forward mapping
 keys (such as success and continue) you may also want to note
 that doing so allows you to have two tokens point to the same
 definition.  In short
 
 Tokens.SUCCESS_KEY = success;
 
 Tokens.CONTINUE_KEY = success;
 
 So you can really play with the means of your Action class without
 having to bother the Action class.  In short the action class
 shouldn't really care what view is choosen or its meaning, it just
 deals with the general workflow, such as
 
 success
 failure
 continue
 redo

sigh, yea, the more I think about it I actually really should just use
constants there and I'll include your explanation. I'm pissed I didn't
include it from the start.


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[Rick Reumann]

On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 16:20:39 -0500
Rick Reumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Maybe you can post to the list
 and ask why? 
 
he he I thought I was replying to a personal e-mail and didn't realize
this went to the list... so I guess since it's now on the list...

Why doesn't the html-el tag have an action attribute? Is there something
that should be used instead?

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Re: BaseBean questions [was] [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbiesesp. welcome)

[Vic Cekvenich]

Rick Reumann wrote:
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 06:22:58 -0500
Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

Also, a bean should not do persistence, but should delegate. So I
create a helper object, a DAOImplementation. ( a DAO also has a
base). One thing is obvoice, a baseBean needs to CRUD, so it makes
sense to baseBean { public void save() { DAO.update(); }}


I love the OO approach to your code, I'm just still very confused about
how a simple implementation of a BaseBean would work in calling a DAO to
save itself? In other words, what gets passed to the DAO from the
BaseBean implementation to do the CRUD?
For example in a case where you had:

EmployeeFormBean extends BaseBean

I would take it EmployeeForBean would need to hold user fields such as
firstName, lastName, address, etc with appropriate getter and setters.
How do these fields then get passed to your DAO for the CRUD operations?


A bean has getters and setters as you said, and it gets and sets them to 
a list (of a maps), where a list is a property of the Bean!
So that is why I say list/collection backed bean.
So no DAO here, and simple to fake for a prototype, even multi row.

Then on
bean.save(){
myDAO.update(localList);
}
That is the beans part! It delegates, so no magic or secret.
3rd, in DAO update (list l) {
// code to intalize a transaction
// code to iterate the list
// code to update each row
//code to commit, release
// Suprisingly, this code can be generic/reusable via OO
}
Yes, your implemenation is great. I will walk you over the phone.

hth,
V

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* Phil Steitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0346 19:46]:
 Mark Zeltser wrote:
 Rick,
 
 Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting corrupt zip file
 exception.
 
 Mark.
 
 
 Use jar -xf war file name
 
 War files are jar files, not zips.  Your JDK should include the jar 
 utility in its /bin directory.

Yeah, but jar files are zip files :)

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[Susan Bradeen]

Rick, 

These lessons excellent! Congratulations. I didn't download the .war 
files, but just walked through the lessons ... very informative without 
being too involved. I have a feeling your URL will appear quite a lot on 
this list as a suggested learning resource. 

Susan Bradeen

On 03/11/2003 02:36:38 AM Rick Reumann wrote:

 I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
 through the development of three VERY simple web applications in three
 lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they build upon
 each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow the steps in
 any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
 which lesson you start with.
 
 I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
 walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
 developer. I think real newbies will find them especially useful, but
 then again I could be way wrong:)
 
 I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there will be some
 mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
 off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
 know could be done in a more best practice way, but for the sake of
 trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
 included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
 definitions).
 
 If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
 know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy in a lot of
 places and didn't say much about certain things that I would have liked
 to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
 
 Struttin' with Struts:
 
 http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main
 
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[Vic Cekvenich]

One good practice (for everyone) it to use list backed beans or 
collection backed bean.

#1. When you use mutlirow, beans need to iterate (Collection) so your 
design has to have it anyway.
#2. You can more easily change the DAO implementation of the DAO 
interface, if you only use it as a list/collection. If your DAO proves 
not scalable in real production, this is very nice.
#3. You can get SQL data, or XML, or MQ, or CORBA, etc, and just put it 
in the list via your DAO.
#4. You can create a prototype by just hard coding a list when you 
declare it (List l = {Bush, President}, {Collin, General};) , and not 
implement the DAO until later in the project. Or teach Struts, without 
going into model. But if you want to go model later, most DAO's return a 
list/collection. Did that even make sense?

So consider using list/collection based beans. Ex:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/basicportal/bP/WEB-INF/src/war/org/apache/scaffoldingLib/base
Note that I use iBatis.com DAO, a good and fast SQL based DAO.
2nd, consider moving up lessons on Tiles, Menu, etc. I found success on 
projects when presentation was done up front as a prototype with action 
just doing nothing but returning success to a tile. And the action 
being called from a struts menu.

3rd consider teaching JSTL for tags.

But I repeat, Excellent!

I hope that we get a lot less newbie questions on the list thanks to 
Rick, eveyone, even old hats should take it.

.V

ps: Rick, I will make sure you get a pass to see/hear Ted Husted's live 
presentation via WebCast/Webex this Saturday.

pps: I still think RowSet is best practice, but list/collection is a 
veery, very good practice and should work for most cases.



Rick Reumann wrote:
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 06:49:54 -0500
Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Excellent!!!

I will take the tutorial.
I am wondering what are you doing for your Data Base, is it JDBC or 
something else.


Thank you Vic.  

Actually since the lessons are very basic they don't even really touch
the Model layer. They stop with a simple dummy call to service methods
like:
EmployeeDTO insertEmployee( EmployeeDTO employee ) { return employee; }
 
My goal eventually is to build up to some model layer
approaches on Database connectivity etc, but of course would have to run
that stuff by you gurus :) as I'm still very weak in that area myself. 

Tentative lessons I'd like to see:

Lesson IV -
   Tiles
   internationalization
Lesson V -
   Accessing your model layer ( proper use of factories, services, DAOs
etc.)   
   nested tags

It would be cool if someone wanted to create any of the above lessons
following the same pattern of dealing with inserting/updating an
employee. If each lesson follows the same functionality (with just added
components/features) it makes it much easier for a new person to follow.


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[Rick Reumann]

Thanks vic for the kind words and feedback. I replied to you privately.
Rest of this email is in regard to the BaseBeans stuff I looked it.
Comments below...

On Wed, Mar 12,'03(08:51 PM GMT-0500), Vic wrote:
   
 So consider using list/collection based beans. Ex:
 http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/basicportal/bP/WEB-INF/src/war/org/apache/scaffoldingLib/base
 Note that I use iBatis.com DAO, a good and fast SQL based DAO.
 

I've been looking at the classes from the link above and I think
what would really help me is seeing an actual web app implement the
org.apache.scaffoldingLib.base.BaseBean and see it being used for CRUD
operations. I think you had a web app to download on your basebeans.com
site but I'm not sure what to download to see this in action (should I
look at the Portal download?)

For the sake of this discussion lets consider an application that would
allow a user to view Employees, insert an employee, update an employee
etc. (I'm thinking of updating my lessons, with your approval of course,
to incorporate some of these ideas, but I want to make sure I understand
them first:)

Using the List backed BaseBean idea, it appears that all the ActionForm
beans would extend BaseBean. I guess the big difference in this
approach, compared to the others I've seen documented, is your Form
beans are actually responsible for a lot more than just being holders
for simple form field properties.

So lets take a typical example of where a user wants to update Employee
information on a form.  I take it our EmployeeFormBean would have your
usual firstName, lastName fields, but then rather than pass this bean
off to be converted into a Data Transfer Object and then passed off to a
model layer to be updated, you would instead simply do something like
this in your Action:

(in the execute or dispatch method of an Action called for doing an
update):

EmployeeFormBean emp = (EmployeeFormBean)form;
emp.save(); //

To do this would we need to override the BaseBean's save() method? I
assume you also would need to provide an implementation of the BaseDAO's
update(List l) method? I'm really starting to get lost here:) I think I
need a simple walk through of what would take place upon a simple update
of an employee. I'm also confused what would be held in this List (what
type of objects is it holding) and how we would know what to update in
the List? 

I also don't see how the DAOIBase fits into the picture (it has a
doUpdate(List l, String s) method but none of the classes from the link
you gave seem to implement it. The BaseBean seems to want
implementations of DAO and not DAOIBase. 

I think I should stop asking questions until I first get a better handle
on an example implentation of a BaseBean and what kind of objects are
stored in the List that backs it. If the list is used for display
purposes, such as for displaying a List of employees to the user, I get
it (I think:).. you'd have an EmployeeFormBean (which extends BaseBean)
that stores a List of EmployeeBean objects (not EmployeeFormBean
objects). I'm not sure I have that use of the List backed Form Bean
correct? Assuming I do, I'm still really confused on how the
insert/update works using a BaseBean implementation.  Where does the
transfer take place from the FormBean fields that get submitted into a
bean that some DAO could use to successfuly peform the insert/update?

Im a bit under the weather so hopefully I didn't babble too much:) I'd
really like to understand the implementation of a BaseBean better since
it sounds very interesting (yet completely different from the way I've
been using FormBeans so far).
 
 

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[Vic Cekvenich]

Excellent!!!

I will take the tutorial.
I am wondering what are you doing for your Data Base, is it JDBC or 
something else.

.V

Rick Reumann wrote:
I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
through the development of three VERY simple web applications in three
lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they build upon
each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow the steps in
any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
which lesson you start with.
I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
developer. I think real newbies will find them especially useful, but
then again I could be way wrong:)
I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there will be some
mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
know could be done in a more best practice way, but for the sake of
trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
definitions).
If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy in a lot of
places and didn't say much about certain things that I would have liked
to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
Struttin' with Struts:

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[Robert Taylor]

Good work Rick. I'm sure many users (new and not-so-new)
will greatly benefit from your efforts.

robert

 -Original Message-
 From: Rick Reumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 2:37 AM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)
 
 
 I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
 through the development of three VERY simple web applications in three
 lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they build upon
 each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow the steps in
 any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
 which lesson you start with.
 
 I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
 walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
 developer. I think real newbies will find them especially useful, but
 then again I could be way wrong:)
 
 I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there will be some
 mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
 off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
 know could be done in a more best practice way, but for the sake of
 trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
 included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
 definitions).
 
 If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
 know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy in a lot of
 places and didn't say much about certain things that I would have liked
 to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
 
 Struttin' with Struts:
 
 http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main
 
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[Rick Reumann]

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 06:49:54 -0500
Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Excellent!!!
 
 I will take the tutorial.
 I am wondering what are you doing for your Data Base, is it JDBC or 
 something else.

Thank you Vic.  

Actually since the lessons are very basic they don't even really touch
the Model layer. They stop with a simple dummy call to service methods
like:

EmployeeDTO insertEmployee( EmployeeDTO employee ) { return employee; }
 
My goal eventually is to build up to some model layer
approaches on Database connectivity etc, but of course would have to run
that stuff by you gurus :) as I'm still very weak in that area myself. 

Tentative lessons I'd like to see:

Lesson IV -
   Tiles
   internationalization

Lesson V -
   Accessing your model layer ( proper use of factories, services, DAOs
etc.)   
   nested tags

It would be cool if someone wanted to create any of the above lessons
following the same pattern of dealing with inserting/updating an
employee. If each lesson follows the same functionality (with just added
components/features) it makes it much easier for a new person to follow.


  Struttin' with Struts:
  
  http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main
  
 

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[Mark Zeltser]

Rick,

Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting corrupt zip file
exception.

Mark.

Rick Reumann wrote:

 I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
 through the development of three VERY simple web applications in three
 lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they build upon
 each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow the steps in
 any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
 which lesson you start with.

 I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
 walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
 developer. I think real newbies will find them especially useful, but
 then again I could be way wrong:)

 I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there will be some
 mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
 off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
 know could be done in a more best practice way, but for the sake of
 trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
 included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
 definitions).

 If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
 know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy in a lot of
 places and didn't say much about certain things that I would have liked
 to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.

 Struttin' with Struts:

 http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main

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[Rick Reumann]

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 11:53:39 -0500
Mark Zeltser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting corrupt zip
 file exception.

I haven't tried to unzip a war file on Windows. Can you rename it to
.zip and see what happens? You should just be able to plop it in your
webapps directory and it'll expand for you.

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[Phil Steitz]

Mark Zeltser wrote:
Rick,

Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting corrupt zip file
exception.
Mark.


Use jar -xf war file name

War files are jar files, not zips.  Your JDK should include the jar 
utility in its /bin directory.


Rick Reumann wrote:


I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
through the development of three VERY simple web applications in three
lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they build upon
each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow the steps in
any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
which lesson you start with.
I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
developer. I think real newbies will find them especially useful, but
then again I could be way wrong:)
I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there will be some
mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
know could be done in a more best practice way, but for the sake of
trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
definitions).
If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy in a lot of
places and didn't say much about certain things that I would have liked
to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
Struttin' with Struts:

http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main

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[Mark Zeltser]

Thanks,

I didn't notice it was in .war.zip format.

Mark.

Phil Steitz wrote:

 Mark Zeltser wrote:
  Rick,
 
  Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting corrupt zip file
  exception.
 
  Mark.

 Use jar -xf war file name

 War files are jar files, not zips.  Your JDK should include the jar
 utility in its /bin directory.

 
  Rick Reumann wrote:
 
 
 I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
 through the development of three VERY simple web applications in three
 lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they build upon
 each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow the steps in
 any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
 which lesson you start with.
 
 I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
 walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
 developer. I think real newbies will find them especially useful, but
 then again I could be way wrong:)
 
 I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there will be some
 mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
 off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
 know could be done in a more best practice way, but for the sake of
 trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
 included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
 definitions).
 
 If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
 know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy in a lot of
 places and didn't say much about certain things that I would have liked
 to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
 
 Struttin' with Struts:
 
 http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main
 
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RE: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[James Mitchell]

Winzip will open all of these and probably more:
arc
arj
b64
bhx
cab
hqx
lzh
mim
tar
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gz
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jar
war
ear
sar
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 -Original Message-
 From: Phil Steitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 2:44 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)
 
 
 Mark Zeltser wrote:
  Rick,
  
  Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting 
 corrupt zip file
  exception.
  
  Mark.
 
 
 Use jar -xf war file name
 
 War files are jar files, not zips.  Your JDK should include the jar 
 utility in its /bin directory.
 
 
  
  Rick Reumann wrote:
  
  
 I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
 through the development of three VERY simple web 
 applications in three
 lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they 
 build upon
 each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow 
 the steps in
 any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
 which lesson you start with.
 
 I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
 walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
 developer. I think real newbies will find them especially 
 useful, but
 then again I could be way wrong:)
 
 I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there 
 will be some
 mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
 off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
 know could be done in a more best practice way, but for 
 the sake of
 trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
 included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
 definitions).
 
 If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
 know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy 
 in a lot of
 places and didn't say much about certain things that I 
 would have liked
 to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
 
 Struttin' with Struts:
 
 http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main
 
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RE: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

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I've got an idea that may be good for the model layer of your demo. I usually create 
implementations of my services that just use a class with one or more static maps for 
storing data. Downside, restart the app server and lose all your data. Upside, (1) 
it's a fast way to get going, (2) everyone will understand it, and (3) it's a good way 
to create a semi-working service for your demo without having to talk about the model 
layer, which is really a separate issue from struts. If you decide to write a tutorial 
about model technologies, it can be separate from the struts tutorial and just talk 
about how to implement your service, decoupling your tutorials like the model should 
be decoupled from the presentation.

 -Original Message-
 From: Rick Reumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 10:25 AM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)
 
 
 On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 06:49:54 -0500
 Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Excellent!!!
  
  I will take the tutorial.
  I am wondering what are you doing for your Data Base, is it JDBC or 
  something else.
 
 Thank you Vic.  
 
 Actually since the lessons are very basic they don't even really touch
 the Model layer. They stop with a simple dummy call to service methods
 like:
 
 EmployeeDTO insertEmployee( EmployeeDTO employee ) { return 
 employee; }
  
 My goal eventually is to build up to some model layer
 approaches on Database connectivity etc, but of course would 
 have to run
 that stuff by you gurus :) as I'm still very weak in that 
 area myself. 
 
 Tentative lessons I'd like to see:
 
 Lesson IV -
Tiles
internationalization
 
 Lesson V -
Accessing your model layer ( proper use of factories, 
 services, DAOs
 etc.)   
nested tags
 
 It would be cool if someone wanted to create any of the above lessons
 following the same pattern of dealing with inserting/updating an
 employee. If each lesson follows the same functionality (with 
 just added
 components/features) it makes it much easier for a new person 
 to follow.
 
 
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Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

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A good way to tell if win zip will open your archive is to create a shortcut
on your desktop to winzip.  Try to open the shortcut while dragging the file
that you want to open.  This works for Jar, War, Zip, Tar, Exe (That where
created in winzip) and many other compressed file types.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 2:50 PM
Subject: RE: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)


 Winzip will open all of these and probably more:
 arc
 arj
 b64
 bhx
 cab
 hqx
 lzh
 mim
 tar
 tgz
 gz
 z
 jar
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 ear
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 uu
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  -Original Message-
  From: Phil Steitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 2:44 PM
  To: Struts Users Mailing List
  Subject: Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)
 
 
  Mark Zeltser wrote:
   Rick,
  
   Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting
  corrupt zip file
   exception.
  
   Mark.
 
 
  Use jar -xf war file name
 
  War files are jar files, not zips.  Your JDK should include the jar
  utility in its /bin directory.
 
 
  
   Rick Reumann wrote:
  
  
  I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
  through the development of three VERY simple web
  applications in three
  lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they
  build upon
  each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow
  the steps in
  any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
  which lesson you start with.
  
  I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
  walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
  developer. I think real newbies will find them especially
  useful, but
  then again I could be way wrong:)
  
  I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there
  will be some
  mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
  off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
  know could be done in a more best practice way, but for
  the sake of
  trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
  included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
  definitions).
  
  If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
  know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy
  in a lot of
  places and didn't say much about certain things that I
  would have liked
  to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
  
  Struttin' with Struts:
  
  http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main
  
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RE: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[James Mitchell]

I just add it to my right click menu.

For 2000 and XP, you can do it using 'open with' context menu.
With 98 and NT, you can do it in the Registry.


I hope saying 'do it in the Registry' doesn't get hung up in our scan
mail :D

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 -Original Message-
 From: Daniel Jaffa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 4:12 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)
 
 
 A good way to tell if win zip will open your archive is to 
 create a shortcut
 on your desktop to winzip.  Try to open the shortcut while 
 dragging the file
 that you want to open.  This works for Jar, War, Zip, Tar, 
 Exe (That where
 created in winzip) and many other compressed file types.
 - Original Message -
 From: James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 2:50 PM
 Subject: RE: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)
 
 
  Winzip will open all of these and probably more:
  arc
  arj
  b64
  bhx
  cab
  hqx
  lzh
  mim
  tar
  tgz
  gz
  z
  jar
  war
  ear
  sar
  uu
  uue
  xxe
 
  --
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  Software Developer/Struts Evangelist
  http://struts.sourceforge.net/struts-atlanta/
 
 
 
   -Original Message-
   From: Phil Steitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 2:44 PM
   To: Struts Users Mailing List
   Subject: Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies 
 esp. welcome)
  
  
   Mark Zeltser wrote:
Rick,
   
Good job, somehow I can't unzip war files, I am getting
   corrupt zip file
exception.
   
Mark.
  
  
   Use jar -xf war file name
  
   War files are jar files, not zips.  Your JDK should 
 include the jar
   utility in its /bin directory.
  
  
   
Rick Reumann wrote:
   
   
   I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
   through the development of three VERY simple web
   applications in three
   lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they
   build upon
   each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow
   the steps in
   any lesson you'll have built a very basic application 
 regardless of
   which lesson you start with.
   
   I created these because there seemed to be lacking some 
 more recent
   walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very 
 new Struts
   developer. I think real newbies will find them especially
   useful, but
   then again I could be way wrong:)
   
   I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there
   will be some
   mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a 
 lesson that is way
   off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some 
 of the stuff I
   know could be done in a more best practice way, but for
   the sake of
   trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some 
 ideas weren't
   included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
   definitions).
   
   If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything 
 please let me
   know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy
   in a lot of
   places and didn't say much about certain things that I
   would have liked
   to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.
   
   Struttin' with Struts:
   
   http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main
   
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Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[Rick Reumann]

On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 16:10:47 -0500
Derek Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I've got an idea that may be good for the model layer of your demo. I
 usually create implementations of my services that just use a class
 with one or more static maps for storing data.  

Actually I used that approach in another demo and had the objects
serialized so they persisted. I was too lazy in these lessons to add
that extra functionality but probably will do so in a future lesson (or
a reworking of the existing ones).

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Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[Dan Allen]

These tutorials rock, even for people that have been using struts
for a while.  Nothing beats reviewing concepts from the ground up
over and over. You always pick up something new.  That is why I love
reading linux tutorials even after 3 years of using it.

One suggesion:  In the first tutorial you make use of html:link
and explain its purpose, but you leave out using the action
attribute and substitute it for page instead.  I think it might be
better for the sake of the tutorial to make it

html:link action=/setupEmployeeFormAdd Employee/html:link

The reason I say that is because new users need to grasp the concept
that the URL is not actually a page but rather a server command,
which is interpretted by the controller to be an Action followed by
a View.  Also, it is good to keep any references to the action
mapping patter out of the View so that if you need to change from

/do/* - *.do

you can do so by only updating your two configuration files (web.xml
and struts-config.xml) and not have to call up your JSP developer
and tell him that all action patterns need to be changed.

the page attribute should really only be used for assets, since
all jsp pages should be masked by an action anyway.

I hope you find my defense to be clear.  Please respond if you have
any objections/rebutals.

Thank you so very much. I will do my absolute best to try to donate
at least some portion of a tutorial once I get a few projects off my
plate here.

Dan

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Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[Dan Allen]

Two more comments:

In the second tutorial, you are preparing the employeeForm using the
SetUpEmployeeAction.  In doing so, you run

employeeForm.setDepartment(2);

Shouldn't you instead set the default department selection in the
form reset() method?  Naturally the reset() method is the incorrect
place to populate the options, but it is a good place to define
which one will be selected by default.

In regards to the discussion on using Tokens for the forward mapping
keys (such as success and continue) you may also want to note
that doing so allows you to have two tokens point to the same
definition.  In short

Tokens.SUCCESS_KEY = success;

Tokens.CONTINUE_KEY = success;

So you can really play with the means of your Action class without
having to bother the Action class.  In short the action class
shouldn't really care what view is choosen or its meaning, it just
deals with the general workflow, such as

success
failure
continue
redo

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[ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[Rick Reumann]

I created a web site that walks new Struts users step by step
through the development of three VERY simple web applications in three
lessons. Each lesson adds a few more features so that they build upon
each other yet each stands alone such that if you follow the steps in
any lesson you'll have built a very basic application regardless of
which lesson you start with.

I created these because there seemed to be lacking some more recent
walk through Struts tutorials geared toward the very new Struts
developer. I think real newbies will find them especially useful, but
then again I could be way wrong:)

I'm considering the site a beta because I'm sure there will be some
mistakes. If anyone sees something I'm doing in a lesson that is way
off (or a very bad practice) please let me know. Some of the stuff I
know could be done in a more best practice way, but for the sake of
trying to also keep the lessons small and simple some ideas weren't
included (ie- I didn't use a constants interface for my forward
definitions).

If anyone wants to contribute, reword, or add anything please let me
know. The site is there to help others. I got really lazy in a lot of
places and didn't say much about certain things that I would have liked
to. Hopefully over time the site will improve.

Struttin' with Struts:

http://www.reumann.net/do/struts/main

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Re: [ANN] Struttin' With Struts beta (newbies esp. welcome)

[Amitkumar_J_Malhotra]

thanx a lot for the concept, great work rick.
regards,
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[OT] Welcome back Eddie (Was RE: ASP == STRUTS)

[Sri Sankaran]

Eddie Bush...now *that's* a name I hadn't heard in a while.  Welcome back...

Sri

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Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2003 10:32 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: ASP == STRUTS


You're not likely to have much success with doing that -- unless you 
have a Servlet container running behind IIS.  Apache Tomcat (a servlet 
container) can be run under MS IIS using a special driver -- and I 
believe that is supposed to work quite well.  I would imagine other 
vendors of servlet containers also provide a mechanism by which you 
could run their servlet container under IIS -- seeing as how M$ is used 
a lot (but less than Apache! :-P)

I can't vouch for how the ASP stuff would work in conjunction with your 
JSP stuff, but my guess is that they are not something that would play 
well together.  You couldn't manipulate one with the other very well I 
wouldn't think.  The one way around this I can think of would be through 
standard request/response mechanisms -- where you would perhaps send 
data, via a HTTP request, to one from the other -- everything is 
compatible at that level.

Priyank Johri wrote:

Hello,

Has anyone experimented with Struts on some application server, but 
ASPs on IIS ?

Priyank

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Welcome

[Zahid Rahman]

The only person I am concerned about is the one
 who wrote Wellcome!

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Error: Cannot retrieve ActionForward named welcome

[Heligon Sandra]

I defined the following configuration:

index.jsp:
logic:redirect forward=welcome/

struts-config.xml:
 global-forwards
forward name=welcome path=/Welcome.do /
/global-forwards

action-mappings
action path=/Welcome
type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
parameter=pages/Welcome.jsp /
/action-mappings

welcome.jsp:
tiles:insert definition=site.login.page flush=true /

When I run the application I have the error
javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot create redirect URL:
java.net.MalformedURLException: Cannot retrive  ActionForward named
welcome

I don't understand this error.

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Re: Error: Cannot retrieve ActionForward named welcome

[Eddie Bush]

We're case-sensitive.  welcome != Welcome.  You defined your foward as 
Welcome and then asked for welcome -- it does not exist.  Change 
forward=welcome to forward=Welcome.


Heligon Sandra wrote:

   I defined the following configuration:

   index.jsp:
   logic:redirect forward=welcome/

   struts-config.xml:
global-forwards
   forward name=welcome path=/Welcome.do /
   /global-forwards

   action-mappings
   action path=/Welcome
type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
parameter=pages/Welcome.jsp /
   /action-mappings

   welcome.jsp:
   tiles:insert definition=site.login.page flush=true /

   When I run the application I have the error
   javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot create redirect URL:
java.net.MalformedURLException:Cannot retrive  ActionForward named
welcome
   
   I don't understand this error.


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Re: Error: Cannot retrieve ActionForward named welcome

[Eddie Bush]

Sorry - I didn't look closely enough (in a hurry to get out the door for 
an appointment).  I don't see a problem ...

Heligon Sandra wrote:

   I defined the following configuration:

   index.jsp:
   logic:redirect forward=welcome/

   struts-config.xml:
global-forwards
   forward name=welcome path=/Welcome.do /
   /global-forwards

   action-mappings
   action path=/Welcome
type=org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction
parameter=pages/Welcome.jsp /
   /action-mappings

   welcome.jsp:
   tiles:insert definition=site.login.page flush=true /

   When I run the application I have the error
   javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot create redirect URL:
java.net.MalformedURLException:Cannot retrive  ActionForward named
welcome
   
   I don't understand this error.


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The Shifting Session Action.LOCALE_KEY Value Mystery -- Sleuths Welcome!

[micael]

I use the following page to set the session Action.LOCALE_KEY to some 
language.  (I know, it could be done differently.)  This works great except 
I get the correct Action.LOCALE_KEY value for every page except 
index.jsp.  Why would that be?  I had this configured before so the index 
page also worked.

Now, if I set the language to, say lang=ko, it works in every page but the 
index page and the index page shows that the session object is different 
than the session object is on every other page.  That is nutty.  Anyone 
have an idea?

%@ page language=java import=java.util.*,org.apache.struts.action.* 
contentType=text/html;charset=utf-8 %
%@ taglib uri=template prefix=template %
%@ taglib uri=bean prefix=bean %
%@ taglib uri=html prefix=html %
html:html locale=true

%
 String language = null;
 String localeValue = request.getParameter(locale);

 if(localeValue != null) {
language = localeValue.substring(0, 2);
response.setContentType(text/html;charset=utf-8);
Locale newLocale = new Locale(language);
session.setAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY, newLocale);
 }

%

template:insert template=../template/template_work.jsp
   template:put name=title content=../title/language_title.jsp/
   template:put name=navigation 
content=../navigation/standard_navigation.jsp/
   template:put name=content content=../content/language_content.jsp/
/template:insert

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Re: The Shifting Session Action.LOCALE_KEY Value Mystery -- Sleuths Welcome!

[micael]

On this situation, if the index page is in another language, it works on 
the index.jsp page fine, i.e., if I set my browser to Italian, Chinese, 
etc. it will show up correctly.


At 01:49 PM 9/10/2002 -0700, you wrote:
I use the following page to set the session Action.LOCALE_KEY to some 
language.  (I know, it could be done differently.)  This works great 
except I get the correct Action.LOCALE_KEY value for every page except 
index.jsp.  Why would that be?  I had this configured before so the index 
page also worked.

Now, if I set the language to, say lang=ko, it works in every page but the 
index page and the index page shows that the session object is different 
than the session object is on every other page.  That is nutty.  Anyone 
have an idea?

%@ page language=java import=java.util.*,org.apache.struts.action.* 
contentType=text/html;charset=utf-8 %
%@ taglib uri=template prefix=template %
%@ taglib uri=bean prefix=bean %
%@ taglib uri=html prefix=html %
% String language = null; String localeValue = 
request.getParameter(locale); if(localeValue != null) { language = 
localeValue.substring(0, 2); 
response.setContentType(text/html;charset=utf-8); Locale newLocale = new 
Locale(language); session.setAttribute(Action.LOCALE_KEY, newLocale); } % 
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struts-blank from nightly build:forward=welcome ,but show welcome.do as URL

[wu qihua]

   it same very strange,in the web.xml,it is configured that any request 
such as name.do will be forward to servlet name(and the url will also be 
like **/name),but now in the struts-blank example,request is welcome(forward 
is alse a request?),but the URL shown in the browse is **/welcom.do and also 
plus ;jsessionid=6412CB72925D25CF20CCED7063B3D22F.
   Does the struts use url rewritting for every request?
   %@ taglib uri=/tags/struts-logic prefix=logic %
   logic:redirect forward=welcome/




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Re: struts-blank from nightly build:forward=welcome ,but showwelcome.do as URL

[Craig R. McClanahan]

On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, wu qihua wrote:

 Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 01:22:44 +
 From: wu qihua [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: struts-blank from  nightly build:forward=welcome ,
 but show welcome.do as URL

it same very strange,in the web.xml,it is configured that any request
 such as name.do will be forward to servlet name(and the url will also be
 like **/name),but now in the struts-blank example,request is welcome(forward
 is alse a request?),but the URL shown in the browse is **/welcom.do and also
 plus ;jsessionid=6412CB72925D25CF20CCED7063B3D22F.
Does the struts use url rewritting for every request?

Struts calls the URL rewriting functions for you on every request.
However, after the *first* request for a session, the servlet container
will recognize that you have cookies on and stop adding the session id on
to the URLs that it generates.

Craig


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Welcome file and struts

[Michael Delamere]

Hi folks!

I have got a question concerning the welcome file in the web.xml.  I have
tried the following:

  welcome-file-list
welcome-file/index.do/welcome-file
  /welcome-file-list

Could it be that tomcat has problems with this because the file doesn´t
physically exist?  The reason for assuming this is that index.vm (velocity
template) seems to work!?

Could someone please give me some guidelines on how to get tomcat to load my
index.do on startup.

Any help would be really appreciated.

Thanks,

Michael




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Re: Welcome file and struts

[Michael Delamere]

I don´t want get impatient ;-), but usually there is a lot more action here!
It´s just my luck that when I answer a question, everyone seems to be on
vacation :-) !

Has anyone else experienced this problem?  Is there a workaround?

Thanks,

Michael


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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 10:32 AM
Subject: Welcome file and struts


 Hi folks!

 I have got a question concerning the welcome file in the web.xml.  I have
 tried the following:

   welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/index.do/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

 Could it be that tomcat has problems with this because the file doesn´t
 physically exist?  The reason for assuming this is that index.vm (velocity
 template) seems to work!?

 Could someone please give me some guidelines on how to get tomcat to load
my
 index.do on startup.

 Any help would be really appreciated.

 Thanks,

 Michael




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Re[2]: Welcome file and struts

[Dariusz Wojtas]

That topic was discussed here
  http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg34650.html

Darek

Friday, August 16, 2002, 12:30:00 PM, you wrote:
MD I don´t want get impatient ;-), but usually there is a lot more action here!
MD It´s just my luck that when I answer a question, everyone seems to be on
MD vacation :-) !

MD Has anyone else experienced this problem?  Is there a workaround?

MD Thanks,

MD Michael


MD - Original Message -
MD From: Michael Delamere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MD Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 10:32 AM
MD Subject: Welcome file and struts


 Hi folks!

 I have got a question concerning the welcome file in the web.xml.  I have
 tried the following:

   welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/index.do/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

 Could it be that tomcat has problems with this because the file doesn´t
 physically exist?  The reason for assuming this is that index.vm (velocity
 template) seems to work!?

 Could someone please give me some guidelines on how to get tomcat to load
MD my
 index.do on startup.

 Any help would be really appreciated.

 Thanks,

 Michael

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RE: Welcome file and struts

[Andrew Hill]

Oops. Sorry guess I missed the original post!
Yeh. I couldnt get this one to work either. Darn nuisance.

I ended up creating a very simple .html file that used a meta refresh to
redirect to the required action thusly:

html
  head
meta http-equiv=refresh content=0;URL='preLogin.do'/
  /head
  body
nbsp;
  /body
/html

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From: Michael Delamere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 18:30
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Welcome file and struts


I don´t want get impatient ;-), but usually there is a lot more action here!
It´s just my luck that when I answer a question, everyone seems to be on
vacation :-) !

Has anyone else experienced this problem?  Is there a workaround?

Thanks,

Michael


- Original Message -
From: Michael Delamere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 10:32 AM
Subject: Welcome file and struts


 Hi folks!

 I have got a question concerning the welcome file in the web.xml.  I have
 tried the following:

   welcome-file-list
 welcome-file/index.do/welcome-file
   /welcome-file-list

 Could it be that tomcat has problems with this because the file doesn´t
 physically exist?  The reason for assuming this is that index.vm (velocity
 template) seems to work!?

 Could someone please give me some guidelines on how to get tomcat to load
my
 index.do on startup.

 Any help would be really appreciated.

 Thanks,

 Michael




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Re: Re[2]: Welcome file and struts

[Michael Delamere]

thanks!

Nevertheless, it´s fairly quiet for a friday :-) !

Regards,

Michael

p.s. I found another solution which involved a META-Refresh, but I think the
thread below has a better solution (if it works :-) ).


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From: Dariusz Wojtas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 12:30 PM
Subject: Re[2]: Welcome file and struts


 That topic was discussed here
   http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg34650.html

 Darek

 Friday, August 16, 2002, 12:30:00 PM, you wrote:
 MD I don´t want get impatient ;-), but usually there is a lot more action
here!
 MD It´s just my luck that when I answer a question, everyone seems to be
on
 MD vacation :-) !

 MD Has anyone else experienced this problem?  Is there a workaround?

 MD Thanks,

 MD Michael


 MD - Original Message -
 MD From: Michael Delamere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 MD To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 MD Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 10:32 AM
 MD Subject: Welcome file and struts


  Hi folks!
 
  I have got a question concerning the welcome file in the web.xml.  I
have
  tried the following:
 
welcome-file-list
  welcome-file/index.do/welcome-file
/welcome-file-list
 
  Could it be that tomcat has problems with this because the file doesn´t
  physically exist?  The reason for assuming this is that index.vm
(velocity
  template) seems to work!?
 
  Could someone please give me some guidelines on how to get tomcat to
load
 MD my
  index.do on startup.
 
  Any help would be really appreciated.
 
  Thanks,
 
  Michael

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