Re: FilterDispatcher not being invoked with URL pattern /*

[Dave Newton]

--- Jeromy Evans wrote:
 I have plenty of S2 webapps that don't include a
 servlet in web.xml and haven't encountered this 
 problem.  Have you included a filter mapping 
 instead?

Tomcat w/o the default servlet, though?

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Re: [s2] weird problem with Chinese characters and s:iterator

[Dave Newton]

--- Manu Mahajan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Also I would like to know if anyone is using struts
 2 to develop a site containing Chinese content 
 because my entire application seem to be 
 affected by this. Either I am missing something very
 trivial or no one has used struts2 in this context.

I am, but all the Chinese (so far) is in properties
files, not the DB.

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Re: FilterDispatcher not being invoked with URL pattern /*

[Jeromy Evans]

Tomcat w/o the default servlet, though?
  
Ahh... you're right. It's a standard install with the default and jsp 
servlets enabled.  Sorry, I didn't look there.



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Re: What is the equivalant for reset in S2

[Rikard]

Hi well in webwork i use the clean(); method of the class ActionSupport i
think its the same in S2. Just make a reset() method in your action and call
the clean method..

/R

Tracy12 wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 In struts 1.x. we had reset method in the action forms
 to do the final cleanup before the form data get
 populated.
 
 It helped quite well with occasions like check boxes.
 
 Please let us know what is the same equivalent in
 struts 2. How can we achieve the same.
 
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Re: [s2] weird problem with Chinese characters and s:iterator

[Manu Mahajan]

Thanks Dave. I tried and I seem to get correct output when using 
properties files but the problem occurs when I put an object containing 
Chinese data on the value stack. The same code works fine if I bypass 
the action and run it directly from a jsp.


Dave Newton wrote:

I am, but all the Chinese (so far) is in properties
files, not the DB.

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ReferenceError: validateForm_createuser is not defined

[GEDA]

Please help me. I don't really understand this debug message: ReferenceError:
validateForm_createuser is not defined. Here is the code:

   s:form action=createuser.do validate=true
   s:textfield label=Name name=name /
   s:password label=Password name=password /
   s:submit theme=ajax targets=listauseri /
/s:form

action name=createuser
class=ro.romtelecom.test.action.UserAction method=save
result/createUser.jsp/result
/action

and the validation xml is named: UserAction-createuser-validation.xml and is
as follows:
!DOCTYPE validators PUBLIC -//OpenSymphony Group//XWork Validator
1.0.2//EN http://www.opensymphony.com/xwork/xwork-validator-1.0.2.dtd;

validators
field name=name
field-validator type=requiredstring
messageTrebuie sa introduceti un string!/message
/field-validator
/field

field name=password
field-validator type=requiredstring
messageTrebuie sa introduceti un string!/message
/field-validator
/field
/validators

What's wrong with this picture ?
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Re: ReferenceError: validateForm_createuser is not defined

[Jeromy Evans]

GEDA wrote:

Please help me. I don't really understand this debug message: ReferenceError:
validateForm_createuser is not defined. Here is the code:

   s:form action=createuser.do validate=true
   s:textfield label=Name name=name /
   s:password label=Password name=password /
   s:submit theme=ajax targets=listauseri /
/s:form

action name=createuser
  
Your action name is createuser, not createuser.do.  The s:form tag 
creates the url for the form, appending .do or .action as appropriate. 
View the generated html to see it.  As the URL is incorrect you'll 
either get a 404 from the container or confuse the params or validation 
interceptor.


Try s:form action=createuser and it should find your validation file.

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[ANN] Struts 2.0.8 GA release available

[Rainer Hermanns]

The Apache Struts group is pleased to announce that Struts 2.0.8 is
available as a General Availability release. The GA designation is
our highest quality grade.

Apache Struts 2 is an elegant, extensible framework for creating
enterprise-ready Java web applications. The framework is designed to
streamline the full development cycle, from building, to deploying, to
maintaining applications over time.

Apache Struts 2 was originally known as WebWork 2. After working
independently for several years, the WebWork and Struts communities
joined forces to create Struts2. This new version of Struts is simpler
to use and closer to how Struts was always meant to be.

* Build!
 o Easy startup - Jumpstart new projects with our bootstrap tutorial  
and

template application or Maven archetype.
 o Improved Design - Code clean against HTTP-independent framework
interfaces.
 o Enhanced Tags - Code less with stylesheet-driven form tags that  
provide

their own markup.
 o Stateful Checkboxes - Avoid special handling with smart checkboxes
that know when they are toggled.
 o Flexible Cancel Buttons - Go directly to a different action on  
cancel.
 o First-class AJAX support - Add interactivity and flexibility with  
AJAX tags

that look and feel just like standard Struts tags.
 o Easy Spring integration - Inject dependencies into Actions using  
Spring

without glue code or red tape. (Plexus support also available.)
 o Enhanced Results - Do more with specialty results for JasperReports,
JFreeChart, Action chaining, and file downloading.
 o POJO forms - No more ActionForms! Use any JavaBean to capture form
input or put properties directly on an Action class. Use both  
binary and

String properties!
 o POJO Actions - Use any class as an Action class -- even the  
interface

is optional!

* Deploy!
 o Easy plugins - Add framework extensions by dropping in a JAR. No  
manual
configuration required! Bundled plugins add support for  
JavaServer Faces,

JasperReports, JFreeChart, Tiles, and more ...
 o Integrated profiling - Peek inside Struts2 to find where the  
cycles are going!
 o Precise Error Reporting - Flip directly to the location and line  
of an error.


* Maintain!
 o Easy-to-test Actions - Test Struts2 Actions directly, without  
resorting to mock

HTTP objects.
 o Intelligent Defaults - Skip obvious and redundant settings. Most  
framework
configuration elements have a default value that we can set and  
forget. Say

it once!
 o Easy-to-customize controller - Customize the request handling per  
action, if

desired. Struts2 only does what you want it to do!
 o Integrating Debugging - Research problem reports with built-in  
debugging

tools.
 o Easy-to-tweak tags - Customize tag markup by editing a FreeMarker
template. No need to grok the taglib API! JSP, FreeMarker, and  
Velocity

tags are fully supported.

This release has over 60 bug fixes and improvements since 2.0.6!
New Features include:

 o Cookie Interceptor
Inject cookie with a certain configurable name / value into action.
 o Restful2ActionMapper
Allow automatic id setting from Restful2ActionMapper.

Struts 2.0.8 is available in a full distribution, or as separate  
library, source, example and documentation distributions.


*  http://struts.apache.org/download.cgi#struts208

The release is also available through the central Maven repository
under Group ID org.apache.struts.

The 2.0.8 series of the Apache Struts framework has a minimum
requirement of the following specification versions:

*  Servlet API 2.4
* JSP API 2.0
* Java 5

The release notes are available online at:

* http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/release-notes-208.html

Should any issues arise with your use of any version of the Struts
framework, please post your comments to the user list, and, if
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Re: [S2] Accessing HTTP Header

[Yoni Amir]

Here is an interceptor that I use to manipulate the HttpResponse
object. You can do the same for the HttpRequest.

public String intercept(ActionInvocation actionInvocation) throws Exception {
 HttpServletResponse resp = ServletActionContext.getResponse();
 resp.setHeader(Pragma, no-cache);
 // etc ...
}

Notice that ActionContext (and ServletActionContext) is ThreadLocal.
That's why this code is so concise.


On 6/13/07, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

--- chengas123 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 However, now I'm having the problem that I can't
 figure out how to access the HTTP request headers
 from the interceptor.

Follow the yellow brick API...

What's the signature of Interceptor.intercept?

String intercept(ActionInvocation)

What's an ActionInvocation? Oh, it's an interface. One
thing that looks particularly interesting is
ActionInvocation.getInvocationContext(...) -- it's
interesting because it contains the word context.

Okay, that returns an ActionContext. One
*particularly* interesting implementation of
ActionContext is ServletActionContext.

 Is ServletRequestAware meant to be used only in
 Actions?  I am receiving a null HTTP Request Servlet

 in my Interceptor.

Um... yeah. Well, I mean, you can use it anywhere you
want, but the framework (AFAIK) only pays attention to
it in Actions, where an interceptor uses it to decide
if it needs to set anything in the Action.

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Struts validator maskif

[ugachaka]

Hi. I am wondering is there really a validation attribute maskif.
I one forum, i read that i just need to add the following lines to my
validation-rules and validation xml files and it will work- 

validator name=validif
classname=validation.ValidIf
method=validateValidIf
methodParams=java.lang.Object,
org.apache.commons.validator.ValidatorAction,
org.apache.commons.validator.Field,
org.apache.commons.validator.Validator/

validator name=maskif
classname=org.apache.struts.validator.FieldChecks
method=validateMask
methodParams=java.lang.Object,
org.apache.commons.validator.ValidatorAction,
org.apache.commons.validator.Field,
org.apache.struts.action.ActionMessages,
org.apache.commons.validator.Validator,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest
depends=validif
msg=errors.invalid/


field property=zipcode depends=maskif
arg key=validWhenForm.lastName /
var
var-namemask/var-name
var-value^\d{5}$/var-value
/var
var
var-namecheck/var-name
var-value(country=='US')/var-value
/var
/field

but i DOESN'T!! :(
even more - without this attribute, everything ir working fine (mask,
requiredif, email..etc)
but when i add the  lines above to my validation.xml, the others validator
rules are not working any more! It doesn't validate not required not even
other fields.
I am already stuck in this for few days, so i smb could help! 
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Struts validator maskif

[ugachaka]

Hi. I am wondering is there really a validation attribute maskif.
I one forum, i read that i just need to add the following lines to my
validation-rules and validation xml files and it will work- 

validator name=validif
classname=validation.ValidIf
method=validateValidIf
methodParams=java.lang.Object,
org.apache.commons.validator.ValidatorAction,
org.apache.commons.validator.Field,
org.apache.commons.validator.Validator/

validator name=maskif
classname=org.apache.struts.validator.FieldChecks
method=validateMask
methodParams=java.lang.Object,
org.apache.commons.validator.ValidatorAction,
org.apache.commons.validator.Field,
org.apache.struts.action.ActionMessages,
org.apache.commons.validator.Validator,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest
depends=validif
msg=errors.invalid/


field property=zipcode depends=maskif
arg key=validWhenForm.lastName /
var
var-namemask/var-name
var-value^\d{5}$/var-value
/var
var
var-namecheck/var-name
var-value(country=='US')/var-value
/var
/field

but i DOESN'T!! :(
even more - without this attribute, everything ir working fine (mask,
requiredif, email..etc)
but when i add the  lines above to my validation.xml, the others validator
rules are not working any more! It doesn't validate not required not even
other fields.
I am already stuck in this for few days, so i smb could help! 
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Re: response.addCookie not working inside Struts action class

[nuwan chandrasoma]

I also agree with you Dave, +1

Does any one need a guy for a Struts2 project?, i am ready to quit my
current job :))


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--- Chris Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Sorry, for some reason I was stuck on Struts 2.

It's 'cuz it's so much better :D

 I suspect it may have to do with setting the path or
 domain, but that's just a guess.

+1

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Re: [s2] weird problem with Chinese characters and s:iterator SOLVED

[Manu Mahajan]

Ok! I've found a solution. It seems that I was looking at the wrong place.

I am using sitemesh and the problem was coming due to a bug in sitemesh.

If you use decorator name=none for your action path in 
decorators.xml then it will not print utf-8 encoded characters properly. 
I created a simple decorator and changed the configuration to point to 
that and the problem was solved.


So it's not a struts2 problem after all! I'm posting the solution in 
case someone else faces the same problem.


Manu


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Re: ReferenceError: validateForm_createuser is not defined

[GEDA]

I still get the same error. :-|


Jeromy Evans - Blue Sky Minds wrote:
 
 GEDA wrote:
 Please help me. I don't really understand this debug message:
 ReferenceError:
 validateForm_createuser is not defined. Here is the code:

s:form action=createuser.do validate=true
s:textfield label=Name name=name /
s:password label=Password name=password /
s:submit theme=ajax targets=listauseri /
 /s:form

 action name=createuser
   
 Your action name is createuser, not createuser.do.  The s:form tag 
 creates the url for the form, appending .do or .action as appropriate. 
 View the generated html to see it.  As the URL is incorrect you'll 
 either get a 404 from the container or confuse the params or validation 
 interceptor.
 
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How to validate field in type of a model class by annotations.

[Ruimo Uno]

Hi, my action has a field that is in type of User:

   User user;
   public User getUser() {return user;}
   public void setUser(User user) {this.user = user;}

And the following is a validation rule for it using XML file (Assume
the User class has 'email' field.):

 field name=user.email
   field-validator type=requiredstring short-circuit=true
 message key=email.required/
   /field-validator
   field-validator type=email
 message key=email.invalid/
   /field-validator
 /field

It worked fine. And now, I am trying to use annotations. However, I
have no idea to specify @EmailValidator to the 'user' field in the
action. The following did not work:

   User user;
   public User getUser() {return user;}
   @EmailValidator(type = ValidatorType.FIELD,
   fieldName = user.email, key = email.invalid,
   message = Invalid mail addrss)
   public void setUser(User user) {this.user = user;}

I noticed that using @Validations, I can specify the @EmailValidation
as a validation rule for whole class but the speicif field. But I
cannot specify short-circuit in @Validations.

Any idea?

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Strecks 1.0.1 released

[Phil Zoio]

Dear all,

I've released Strecks 1.0.1 with some small updates to the 1.0 release.

The main change in this release is it now much simpler to run the 
samples: simply download the source distrubution, then run

ant download run.samples.

Strecks contains a range of enhancements aimed to streamline the Struts 
1.x programming model using Java 5 language features. These enhancements 
include annotations for validation, data binding, type conversion and 
dependency injection, as well as a range of other features including 
pure POJO actions, interceptors and Spring integration.


For a more detailed feature list see 
http://strecks.sourceforge.net/features.php.

Strecks can be downloaded from http://strecks.sourceforge.net/download.php.

Regards,

Phil Zoio
http://www.realsolve.co.uk/

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inputting numbers with html:text fields and internationalisation

[Adam Lipscombe]

Folks,


We have an internationalised site using struts 1.3.8.
Outputting currency and numbers with the bean:write tag works well.

The problem comes when the user is inputting numbers and currency via an 
html:text field.

Ideally it would be nice if the conversion to US/UK format was handled automatically so any 
subsequent parsing and arithmetic would work.




It occurs to me that this must be a generic issue.
Is there a standard solution for handling input of numbers and currency in 
non-US format?
If so what is it?

If the conversion is not automatic is it best handled in javascript or in the 
action/actionform?




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[S2] Multiple s:iterator/ problem

[Wei Xu]

First, you can look through next jsp codes:

s:iterator status=stat value=destObjects
tr
  s:iterator value=visibleColumns
td
  s:property value=destObjects[%{#stat.index}].%{fieldDefName} /
/td
  /s:iterator
/tr
/s:iterator

Variable destObejcts is a LIST type which contains a serial of objects 
named destObject.


Variable visibleColumns is also a LIST of objects named visibleColumn, 
and fieldDefName is a property of visibleColumn.


And thus value of expression visibleColumn.fieldDefName will be a property 
name of object destObject.


Above relationship between two objects sounds a bit boring. As a trouble, I 
failed to get the correct values of these dynamic fields of destObejct, 
and I had tried in many ways, and next Struts2 expressions ALL could not 
work:


s:property value=destObjects[%{#stat.index}].%{fieldDefName} /
s:property value=%{destObjects[#stat.index].%{fieldDefName}} /
s:property value=%{fieldDefName} /


Is there anyone could help me? Thanks.

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[S2] Problems with ajax anchor tag

[Lucas Garcia]

Hi,

I'm testing the ajax Anchor tag (
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/ajax-tags.html#AjaxTags-anchorTag). Mi jsp
page looks like:


%@ page contentType=text/html; charset=UTF-8 %
%@ taglib prefix=s uri=/struts-tags %

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN 
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd;
html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang=en lang=en
head
   titles:text name=Home.title//title
   s:head theme=ajax /
   link rel=shortcut icon href=favicon.ico /
/head
body

s:div theme=ajax id=div1Div 1/s:div

s:url id=ajaxTest value=/AjaxTest /
s:a id=link1 theme=ajax href=%{ajaxTest} targets=div1Update
divs/s:a

/body
/html

The AjaxTest action returns a Hello content, but when I click in the link,
the page is reloaded and the browser displays only a Hello page instead of
the div1 div with the new content and the link1 link.

What I'm doing wrong? (I'm working with Struts 2.0.6)

[S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[Al Sutton]

I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it seems
to me it's a real mess.
 
In my action I have;
 
public Date getReportStartDate() {
return reportStartDate;
}

public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate;
}

Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things kind
of work;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format
(mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
formatLength=medium/

Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field
reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

I though about trying a custom date format and saw
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes it not
an option.


So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break so
easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom the
mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[Deepak Kumar]

Hi,

Just read Datetime picker example at
http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/date/struts-2-datetimepicker.shtml.



Thanks


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Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:11 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?


I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it seems
to me it's a real mess.

In my action I have;

public Date getReportStartDate() {
return reportStartDate;
}

public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate;
}

Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things kind
of work;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format
(mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
formatLength=medium/

Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field
reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

I though about trying a custom date format and saw
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes it not
an option.


So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break so
easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom the
mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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Re: ReferenceError: validateForm_createuser is not defined

[GEDA]

Anyone ?


GEDA wrote:
 
 I still get the same error. :-|
 
 I discovered that this is happening when the jsp page where the form is
 located, is loaded into a div tag. Is it normal the validation not working
 from a div tag?
 
 
 Jeromy Evans - Blue Sky Minds wrote:
 
 GEDA wrote:
 Please help me. I don't really understand this debug message:
 ReferenceError:
 validateForm_createuser is not defined. Here is the code:

s:form action=createuser.do validate=true
s:textfield label=Name name=name /
s:password label=Password name=password /
s:submit theme=ajax targets=listauseri /
 /s:form

 action name=createuser
   
 Your action name is createuser, not createuser.do.  The s:form tag 
 creates the url for the form, appending .do or .action as appropriate. 
 View the generated html to see it.  As the URL is incorrect you'll 
 either get a 404 from the container or confuse the params or validation 
 interceptor.
 
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RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[Al Sutton]

 
That page seems offer no help for me at all.  As a side note, the bug I
mentioned in my original email means that the example in the page doesn't
work under certain conditions.

What bit of that page did you think might help me?

Btw, please don't post more links to your site, I'm not really interested in
boosting your google ad counts, I'd prefer a solution to getting
formatLength=medium working.


-Original Message-
From: Deepak Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 13 June 2007 11:52
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

Hi,

Just read Datetime picker example at
http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/date/struts-2-datetimepicker.shtml.



Thanks


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From: Al Sutton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:11 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?


I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it seems
to me it's a real mess.

In my action I have;

public Date getReportStartDate() {
return reportStartDate;
}

public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate; }

Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things kind
of work;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format
(mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
formatLength=medium/

Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field
reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

I though about trying a custom date format and saw
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes it not
an option.


So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break so
easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom the
mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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Re: [S2] Problems with ajax anchor tag

[Lucas Garcia]

Hi,

I believe I've found the problem origin. I'm working without
action-extension (my url looks like www.blablabla.com/Home instead of
Home.action or Home.do). For this reason, when ajax theme constructs
/struts/dojo/dojo.js call dinamically, struts try to manage .js files as
actions (returning an error).

Now, the question is: how can I do to work without action-extension and
make struts to serve .js files?

Otherwise, the .js files have strange path in the dinamic calls in the pages
(i.e. /struts/dojo/dojo.js, /struts/simple/dojoRequire.js), that's different
from the path they have in the struts-core.jar. It's a good idea to
extract .js files from the struts.core.jar? Where to put them?

Cheers

On 6/13/07, Lucas Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi,

I'm testing the ajax Anchor tag (
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/ajax-tags.html#AjaxTags-anchorTag). Mi
jsp page looks like:


%@ page contentType=text/html; charset=UTF-8 %
%@ taglib prefix=s uri=/struts-tags %

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN 
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd;
html xmlns= http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml; xml:lang=en lang=en
head
titles:text name=Home.title//title
s:head theme=ajax /
link rel=shortcut icon href=favicon.ico /
/head
body

s:div theme=ajax id=div1Div 1/s:div

s:url id=ajaxTest value=/AjaxTest /
s:a id=link1 theme=ajax href=%{ajaxTest} targets=div1Update
divs/s:a

/body
/html

The AjaxTest action returns a Hello content, but when I click in the
link, the page is reloaded and the browser displays only a Hello page
instead of the div1 div with the new content and the link1 link.

What I'm doing wrong? (I'm working with Struts 2.0.6)

Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[Musachy Barroso]

Al just to answer your question straight, yes, it is a train wreck and I
would advise not to use it until 2.1 comes out.

regards
musachy

On 6/13/07, Al Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



That page seems offer no help for me at all.  As a side note, the bug I
mentioned in my original email means that the example in the page doesn't
work under certain conditions.

What bit of that page did you think might help me?

Btw, please don't post more links to your site, I'm not really interested
in
boosting your google ad counts, I'd prefer a solution to getting
formatLength=medium working.


-Original Message-
From: Deepak Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 June 2007 11:52
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

Hi,

Just read Datetime picker example at
http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/date/struts-2-datetimepicker.shtml
.



Thanks


-Original Message-
From: Al Sutton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:11 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?


I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it
seems
to me it's a real mess.

In my action I have;

public Date getReportStartDate() {
return reportStartDate;
}

public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate; }

Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things
kind
of work;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format
(mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
formatLength=medium/

Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field
reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

I though about trying a custom date format and saw
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes it
not
an option.


So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break so
easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom the
mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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Re: suggestions for login scheme using struts 1.x

[Frank W. Zammetti]

We have web servers in front of the app servers, and this isn't an
evolution of old apps, I'm talking newly developed apps.  There's nothing
unusual about that setup at all, it's pretty typical in an enterprise
setting.

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On Wed, June 13, 2007 1:17 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input.
 I will evaluate it tomorrow morning.
 By the way, what do you think of the idea of having a web-server in front
 of
 an app-server
 for login purposes. Isn't that unnecessary. I am sure our current
 architecture is because the
 way things evolved for this 5-6 year old webapp. But I think I can also
 consider just taking out
 the webserver and letting weblogic app server handle the initial login and
 use some security filter (may be acegi or regular custom written filters)
 to
 make sure the user is still entitled to access any specific resources.  We
 can still have the webserver for the static content, but login piece
 should
 get moved entirely to the app-server.
 what do you think ???
 thanks again for any helpful pointers in advance,
 robin


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 All of our security is LDAP-based, but we simply use the built-in
 mechanisms that Websphere provides... you can easily tell it, in
 conjunction with plain old J2EE security, to validate users against
 LDAP.  This works very similar to the steps you outline.

 Now, on top of that we've build our own security framework to handle the
 things that J2EE security and/or Websphere doesn't, things like
 cross-site scripting, password policy adherence, extended timeout
 capabilities, and so forth.

 The other nice thing about it is that we essentially get single sign-on
 for free... the LPTA token that is used can be used across applications,
 so long as Websphere is configured properly (has to do with being in the
 same cell, or making cells aware of each others' tokens, details I'm
 frankly not as familiar with).  Note that this is different than the
 session cookie your familiar with... it's a token created by Websphere
 when a user has been authenticated.

 In your shoes, I think my gut reaction would be to explore using J2EE
 security with whatever container your going to use, see how far you can
 get with just that.  I suspect you can get most of the way... then see
 if you can fill the gaps with simple filters and such... obviously you
 don't want to take that exercise too far though or your just inventing
 things that already exist somewhere, but if its not a huge amount it
 might be worth it (and you may find you don't need to do anything at all
 beyond the standard stuff).

 HTH,
 Frank

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 robinbajaj wrote:
 Hi All,
 I am working on a production web application written in Struts 1.2.x .
 Recently we undertook an effort to redesign our login architecture.
 Currently our architecture is that
 1) user is presented with a login page served by IIS server (ASP pages)
 2) user's provided username/password is validated against LDAP server,
 and a
 token is returned. That token is stored in the database as well.
 3) That security token is put in the session scope and then the control
 is
 passed on the weblogic server, where the security token from the
 session
 is
 compared with the one stored in the database to verify its the same
 user
 who
 logged in at step (1).
 4) the struts web flows are selected and user selects and runs through
 the
 appropriate web flows.

 I am working on redesigning this login scheme. The IIS is only there
 since
 the login front-end was originally designed in ASP and either way its a
 good
 practice to have a web server to serve the static pages and an app
 server
 for dynamic content. (we don't mind replacing IIS with Apache tomcat
 etc..if
 we have to..)
 I am looking for any suggestions that any experienced web developers
 have
 implemented to implement a login scheme (*using LDAP repositories).
 I recently evaluated Spring's ACEGI framework and found it to be pretty
 promising. I am not sure, if
 there's anything else that I should/can consider.
 Moreover, my question for this forum is whether the above architecture
 is
 a
 good one or is there some scope 

Re: FilterDispatcher not being invoked with URL pattern /*

[Danny Hurlburt]

I have added a filter mapping. See the second sentence of the original post.

The problem is that according to the Servlet Spec (at least my 
understanding of it)
Filters can be associated with groups of servlets and static content 
using the
url-pattern style of filter mapping. Since the Struts actions aren't 
static content
(they may however end up serving static content) and I don't have any 
servlet
mappings that would match for instance HelloWorld.action it appears my 
only

option is to make a No-Op servlet and map is to /*.

The problem with the No-Op servlet is that I won't receive 404s anymore. I
suppose that instead of a No-Op servlet I could make a 404 servlet.

Jeromy Evans wrote:
I have plenty of S2 webapps that don't include a servlet in web.xml 
and haven't encountered this problem.  Have you included a filter 
mapping instead?


web.xml:

?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
web-app version=2.4
xmlns=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xsi:schemaLocation=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee 
http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee/web-app_2_4.xsd; 


filter
   filter-namestruts2/filter-name
   
filter-classorg.apache.struts2.dispatcher.FilterDispatcher/filter-class 


/filter
  filter-mapping
   filter-namestruts2/filter-name
   url-pattern/*/url-pattern
/filter-mapping
/web-app

Danny Hurlburt wrote:

Hello,

I am using Tomcat 5.5 as my servlet container. I have added the
org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.FilterDispatcher as a filter with
a url pattern of /*.

   filter
   filter-namestruts2/filter-name
   
filter-classorg.apache.struts2.dispatcher.FilterDispatcher/filter-class 


   /filter

When following the HelloWorld example on the Strut's wiki
(http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/hello-world.html) I
could not get the filter to run. I set a break point in
the doFilter method. Then I would call
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action
but the filter is never invoked. The filter is however
invoked if I request
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.jsp since
this request maps to the JSP servlet (but of course
the filter won't invoke an action class and will
simply let the JSP servlet write to the response).

The problem seems to be that since I don't have any
servlet mappings that will match
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action the
filter is never invoked.

I don't have Tomcat's default servlet (which is mapped
to /) enabled. However when I do enable this, the request
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action causes
the filter to be invoked an it attempts to find an
action mapping to HelloWorld.

I have read the Servlet 2.4 spec and it sounds like
filters will only be called if the URI matches some servlet
mapping AND the URI matches the filter mapping. Since I
don't have a servlet that would get invoked using
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action the
Struts filter never gets invoked (unless I enable Tomcat's
default servlet which I don't want to do). It sounds like
Tomcat is doing what it suppose to do by not invoking the
Struts filter because there are no servlets matching any
servlet mappings.

I believe I can solve this problem with a No-op servlet
mapped to /*. This would be similar to enabling Tomcat's
default servlet.

Has anybody else ran into this problem? Anybody have any
solutions?

Thanks,

Dan



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Re: FilterDispatcher not being invoked with URL pattern /*

[Danny Hurlburt]

Does anyone know if it true that if the Struts FilterDispatcher finds a
match for an action that the matching servlet is not invoked? That is,
will it will skip calling chain.doFilter(...) on the FilterChain object
when it finds a match? I have not looked at the source code yet.

Danny Hurlburt wrote:

Hello,

I am using Tomcat 5.5 as my servlet container. I have added the
org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.FilterDispatcher as a filter with
a url pattern of /*.

   filter
   filter-namestruts2/filter-name
   
filter-classorg.apache.struts2.dispatcher.FilterDispatcher/filter-class 


   /filter

When following the HelloWorld example on the Strut's wiki
(http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/hello-world.html) I
could not get the filter to run. I set a break point in
the doFilter method. Then I would call
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action
but the filter is never invoked. The filter is however
invoked if I request
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.jsp since
this request maps to the JSP servlet (but of course
the filter won't invoke an action class and will
simply let the JSP servlet write to the response).

The problem seems to be that since I don't have any
servlet mappings that will match
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action the
filter is never invoked.

I don't have Tomcat's default servlet (which is mapped
to /) enabled. However when I do enable this, the request
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action causes
the filter to be invoked an it attempts to find an
action mapping to HelloWorld.

I have read the Servlet 2.4 spec and it sounds like
filters will only be called if the URI matches some servlet
mapping AND the URI matches the filter mapping. Since I
don't have a servlet that would get invoked using
http://localhost:8080/cntxPath/HelloWorld.action the
Struts filter never gets invoked (unless I enable Tomcat's
default servlet which I don't want to do). It sounds like
Tomcat is doing what it suppose to do by not invoking the
Struts filter because there are no servlets matching any
servlet mappings.

I believe I can solve this problem with a No-op servlet
mapped to /*. This would be similar to enabling Tomcat's
default servlet.

Has anybody else ran into this problem? Anybody have any
solutions?

Thanks,

Dan



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[S2] Does Struts2 work with WebLogic 9??

[Hoying, Ken]

I have an app that I developed under Tomcat and had everythign working
fine.  I then moved it to WebLogic and I am running into issues.  The
following senario illustrates the problem I am having...

I have a JSP page with the following:

s:set name=maxLength scope=page
value=%{getText('auto.memberName.size')}/

However, anywhere that I attempt to refernece maxLength using the
syntax: ${maxLength}, the value it returns is null.  

I am not sure why this worked in Tomcat but not in Weblogic 9.  

Is this not supported under Weblogic 9?

Thanks in Advance,
Ken



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Re: [S2] Accessing HTTP Header

[chengas123]

Thank you both for your responses.  While I had tried going down the
ActionInvocation.getInvocationContext(...) road I didn't see anything
interesting that way and probably would have never thought to cast it to a
ServletActionContext (although hopefully I will next time).  I'm using the
ThreadLocal approach right now for brevity.  Is there any performance
difference or other difference between the two approaches that I should be
aware of?  



Yoni Amir-2 wrote:
 
 Here is an interceptor that I use to manipulate the HttpResponse
 object. You can do the same for the HttpRequest.
 
 public String intercept(ActionInvocation actionInvocation) throws
 Exception {
   HttpServletResponse resp = ServletActionContext.getResponse();
   resp.setHeader(Pragma, no-cache);
   // etc ...
 }
 
 Notice that ActionContext (and ServletActionContext) is ThreadLocal.
 That's why this code is so concise.
 
 
 On 6/13/07, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Follow the yellow brick API...

 What's the signature of Interceptor.intercept?

 String intercept(ActionInvocation)

 What's an ActionInvocation? Oh, it's an interface. One
 thing that looks particularly interesting is
 ActionInvocation.getInvocationContext(...) -- it's
 interesting because it contains the word context.

 Okay, that returns an ActionContext. One
 *particularly* interesting implementation of
 ActionContext is ServletActionContext.

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RE: [S2] Does Struts2 work with WebLogic 9??

[Hoying, Ken]

I was able to fix my own problem.  The web.xml was different between the
Tomcat and Weblogic apps.  Tomcat was using 2.4 and Weblogic 2.3.  Once
I updated web.xml in Weblogic app to use 2.4, all was well.

Thank you! 

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From: Hoying, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 10:31 AM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: [S2] Does Struts2 work with WebLogic 9??

I have an app that I developed under Tomcat and had everythign working
fine.  I then moved it to WebLogic and I am running into issues.  The
following senario illustrates the problem I am having...

I have a JSP page with the following:

s:set name=maxLength scope=page
value=%{getText('auto.memberName.size')}/

However, anywhere that I attempt to refernece maxLength using the
syntax: ${maxLength}, the value it returns is null.  

I am not sure why this worked in Tomcat but not in Weblogic 9.  

Is this not supported under Weblogic 9?

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Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[אלחנן מעין]

shame i was hoping to go back to s2 becouse of all the ajax dojo mess i 
found in 2.0.6, guesss i'll have to wait a few more months :(




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To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?
Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 09:07:34 -0400

Al just to answer your question straight, yes, it is a train wreck and I
would advise not to use it until 2.1 comes out.

regards
musachy

On 6/13/07, Al Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



That page seems offer no help for me at all.  As a side note, the bug I
mentioned in my original email means that the example in the page doesn't
work under certain conditions.

What bit of that page did you think might help me?

Btw, please don't post more links to your site, I'm not really interested
in
boosting your google ad counts, I'd prefer a solution to getting
formatLength=medium working.


-Original Message-
From: Deepak Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 June 2007 11:52
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

Hi,

Just read Datetime picker example at
http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/date/struts-2-datetimepicker.shtml
.



Thanks


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From: Al Sutton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:11 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?


I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it
seems
to me it's a real mess.

In my action I have;

public Date getReportStartDate() {
return reportStartDate;
}

public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate; }

Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things
kind
of work;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format
(mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
formatLength=medium/

Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field
reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

I though about trying a custom date format and saw
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes it
not
an option.


So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break so
easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom the
mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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Re: [S2] Accessing HTTP Header

[Yoni Amir]

I don't know of any performance differences, but I am not a struts expert.
I think that the static methods of ServletActionContext were provided
exactly for this reason, namely convenience, so you don't need to deal
with casting. Also, if the internal working objects change in a later
struts release, then casting might be broken, while the static api is
more likely to remain the same.

You can have a look at the source code of the ServletConfigInteceptor.
I learned from it how ActionContext actually works. However, that code
is at a higher level of expertise (as is expected from the struts
developers, I suppose), so I just stick with the thread local
approach.

On 6/13/07, chengas123 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Thank you both for your responses.  While I had tried going down the
ActionInvocation.getInvocationContext(...) road I didn't see anything
interesting that way and probably would have never thought to cast it to a
ServletActionContext (although hopefully I will next time).  I'm using the
ThreadLocal approach right now for brevity.  Is there any performance
difference or other difference between the two approaches that I should be
aware of?



Yoni Amir-2 wrote:

 Here is an interceptor that I use to manipulate the HttpResponse
 object. You can do the same for the HttpRequest.

 public String intercept(ActionInvocation actionInvocation) throws
 Exception {
   HttpServletResponse resp = ServletActionContext.getResponse();
   resp.setHeader(Pragma, no-cache);
   // etc ...
 }

 Notice that ActionContext (and ServletActionContext) is ThreadLocal.
 That's why this code is so concise.


 On 6/13/07, Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Follow the yellow brick API...

 What's the signature of Interceptor.intercept?

 String intercept(ActionInvocation)

 What's an ActionInvocation? Oh, it's an interface. One
 thing that looks particularly interesting is
 ActionInvocation.getInvocationContext(...) -- it's
 interesting because it contains the word context.

 Okay, that returns an ActionContext. One
 *particularly* interesting implementation of
 ActionContext is ServletActionContext.

 d.



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Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[Musachy Barroso]

Well, the datetimepicker is the only one in such a lame condition, the other
ones are working fine.

musachy

On 6/13/07, אלחנן מעין [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


shame i was hoping to go back to s2 becouse of all the ajax dojo mess i
found in 2.0.6, guesss i'll have to wait a few more months :(


From: Musachy Barroso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
To: Struts Users Mailing List user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?
Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 09:07:34 -0400

Al just to answer your question straight, yes, it is a train wreck and I
would advise not to use it until 2.1 comes out.

regards
musachy

On 6/13/07, Al Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


That page seems offer no help for me at all.  As a side note, the bug I
mentioned in my original email means that the example in the page
doesn't
work under certain conditions.

What bit of that page did you think might help me?

Btw, please don't post more links to your site, I'm not really
interested
in
boosting your google ad counts, I'd prefer a solution to getting
formatLength=medium working.


-Original Message-
From: Deepak Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 June 2007 11:52
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

Hi,

Just read Datetime picker example at

http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/date/struts-2-datetimepicker.shtml
.



Thanks


-Original Message-
From: Al Sutton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:11 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?


I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it
seems
to me it's a real mess.

In my action I have;

public Date getReportStartDate() {
 return reportStartDate;
}

public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
 this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate; }

Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things
kind
of work;

 s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format
(mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

 s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
formatLength=medium/

Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field
reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

I though about trying a custom date format and saw
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes it
not
an option.


So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break
so
easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom the
mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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Re: suggestions for login scheme using struts 1.x

[robinbajaj]

thanks for your input Frank. 
When I mentioned about taking out the webserver, I only meant not to have it
do the login. 
It can still serve the static content. But I suggested merging the login
piece and the actual web-app,
and running them both on the weblogic app server. what I don't understand is
then why do I hear people (including you) mention that their webserver is in
front of their appserver. What kind of functionality does a webserver
provide by being in front of the app server. I mean, having it for serving
the static content does not put it architecturally in front of the app
server.
 Please help me understand, 
robin


Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
 
 We have web servers in front of the app servers, and this isn't an
 evolution of old apps, I'm talking newly developed apps.  There's nothing
 unusual about that setup at all, it's pretty typical in an enterprise
 setting.
 
 -- 
 Frank W. Zammetti
 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
  (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
  (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
  Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!
 
 On Wed, June 13, 2007 1:17 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input.
 I will evaluate it tomorrow morning.
 By the way, what do you think of the idea of having a web-server in front
 of
 an app-server
 for login purposes. Isn't that unnecessary. I am sure our current
 architecture is because the
 way things evolved for this 5-6 year old webapp. But I think I can also
 consider just taking out
 the webserver and letting weblogic app server handle the initial login
 and
 use some security filter (may be acegi or regular custom written filters)
 to
 make sure the user is still entitled to access any specific resources. 
 We
 can still have the webserver for the static content, but login piece
 should
 get moved entirely to the app-server.
 what do you think ???
 thanks again for any helpful pointers in advance,
 robin


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 All of our security is LDAP-based, but we simply use the built-in
 mechanisms that Websphere provides... you can easily tell it, in
 conjunction with plain old J2EE security, to validate users against
 LDAP.  This works very similar to the steps you outline.

 Now, on top of that we've build our own security framework to handle the
 things that J2EE security and/or Websphere doesn't, things like
 cross-site scripting, password policy adherence, extended timeout
 capabilities, and so forth.

 The other nice thing about it is that we essentially get single sign-on
 for free... the LPTA token that is used can be used across applications,
 so long as Websphere is configured properly (has to do with being in the
 same cell, or making cells aware of each others' tokens, details I'm
 frankly not as familiar with).  Note that this is different than the
 session cookie your familiar with... it's a token created by Websphere
 when a user has been authenticated.

 In your shoes, I think my gut reaction would be to explore using J2EE
 security with whatever container your going to use, see how far you can
 get with just that.  I suspect you can get most of the way... then see
 if you can fill the gaps with simple filters and such... obviously you
 don't want to take that exercise too far though or your just inventing
 things that already exist somewhere, but if its not a huge amount it
 might be worth it (and you may find you don't need to do anything at all
 beyond the standard stuff).

 HTH,
 Frank

 --
 Frank W. Zammetti
 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
   (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
   (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
   Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!

 robinbajaj wrote:
 Hi All,
 I am working on a production web application written in Struts 1.2.x .
 Recently we undertook an effort to redesign our login architecture.
 Currently our architecture is that
 1) user is presented with a login page served by IIS server (ASP pages)
 2) user's provided username/password is validated against LDAP server,
 and a
 token is returned. That token is stored in the database as well.
 3) That security token is put in the session scope and then the control
 is
 passed on the weblogic server, where the security token from the
 session
 is
 compared with the one stored in the database to verify its the same
 user
 who
 logged in at step (1).
 4) the struts web flows are selected and user selects and runs through
 the
 appropriate web flows.

 I am working on redesigning this login scheme. 

Re: suggestions for login scheme using struts 1.x

[Frank W. Zammetti]

Typically, the web server is what receives the request... it then
determines what type of resouce is being served, and if its something that
the app server needs to handle (a servlet for instance), it passes the
request along.  So in a very real sense it's in front of the app server.

Now, take something like Tomcat for instance... it essentially has a web
server built in.  I've never seen one, but if someone drew a Tomcat
architecture diagram, I'd expect to see the web server component in front
of the servlet container component, acting something like a proxy (having
said that, someone will inevitably tell me I'm wrong!).

Probably the primary benefit to this is that you offload work from the app
server and let the web server serve resources that it generally can more
efficiently.

Frank

-- 
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Founder and Chief Software Architect
Omnytex Technologies
http://www.omnytex.com
AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
 (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
 (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
 Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!

On Wed, June 13, 2007 11:36 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input Frank.
 When I mentioned about taking out the webserver, I only meant not to have
 it
 do the login.
 It can still serve the static content. But I suggested merging the login
 piece and the actual web-app,
 and running them both on the weblogic app server. what I don't understand
 is
 then why do I hear people (including you) mention that their webserver is
 in
 front of their appserver. What kind of functionality does a webserver
 provide by being in front of the app server. I mean, having it for
 serving
 the static content does not put it architecturally in front of the app
 server.
  Please help me understand,
 robin


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 We have web servers in front of the app servers, and this isn't an
 evolution of old apps, I'm talking newly developed apps.  There's
 nothing
 unusual about that setup at all, it's pretty typical in an enterprise
 setting.

 --
 Frank W. Zammetti
 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
  (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
  (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
  Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!

 On Wed, June 13, 2007 1:17 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input.
 I will evaluate it tomorrow morning.
 By the way, what do you think of the idea of having a web-server in
 front
 of
 an app-server
 for login purposes. Isn't that unnecessary. I am sure our current
 architecture is because the
 way things evolved for this 5-6 year old webapp. But I think I can also
 consider just taking out
 the webserver and letting weblogic app server handle the initial login
 and
 use some security filter (may be acegi or regular custom written
 filters)
 to
 make sure the user is still entitled to access any specific resources.
 We
 can still have the webserver for the static content, but login piece
 should
 get moved entirely to the app-server.
 what do you think ???
 thanks again for any helpful pointers in advance,
 robin


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 All of our security is LDAP-based, but we simply use the built-in
 mechanisms that Websphere provides... you can easily tell it, in
 conjunction with plain old J2EE security, to validate users against
 LDAP.  This works very similar to the steps you outline.

 Now, on top of that we've build our own security framework to handle
 the
 things that J2EE security and/or Websphere doesn't, things like
 cross-site scripting, password policy adherence, extended timeout
 capabilities, and so forth.

 The other nice thing about it is that we essentially get single
 sign-on
 for free... the LPTA token that is used can be used across
 applications,
 so long as Websphere is configured properly (has to do with being in
 the
 same cell, or making cells aware of each others' tokens, details I'm
 frankly not as familiar with).  Note that this is different than the
 session cookie your familiar with... it's a token created by Websphere
 when a user has been authenticated.

 In your shoes, I think my gut reaction would be to explore using J2EE
 security with whatever container your going to use, see how far you
 can
 get with just that.  I suspect you can get most of the way... then see
 if you can fill the gaps with simple filters and such... obviously you
 don't want to take that exercise too far though or your just inventing
 things that already exist somewhere, but if its not a huge amount it
 might be worth it (and you may find you don't need to do anything at
 all
 beyond the standard 

[S2] NPE trying to get HttpServletRequest in 2.0.8

[Nate Drake]

Hi,

I'm attempting to update to 2.0.8, and I've run into a strange issue.  In our
custom interceptors, we attempt to get the HttpServletRequest like so:

HttpServletRequest request = ServletActionContext.getRequest();

This is returning null in 2.0.8 (although it works fine 2.0.7.  When we change
it to the following, it works:

ActionContext ac = actionInvocation.getInvocationContext();
HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest)ac
.get(ServletActionContext.HTTP_REQUEST);

Anyone else seen this?  After getting our interceptors working, we then get this
same problem in ServletDisplatcherResult on line 123.  Not sure if I missed
something when upgrading to 2.0.8 or what.  

Thanks,

Nate





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[S2] Commons Validator

[Veronica Iturrioz]

Hi, anybody know if it's possible to use Commons Validator with Struts 2 ?
I try with the struts validation framework (provided by XWork), but the error 
visualization is too dependent from the theme.

thanks in advance.
 



   

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[S2] Tutorial with Eclipse

[hezjing]

Hi!

I have a fresh Eclipse installed and I'm following the Struts 2 +
Spring 2 + JPA + AJAX tutorial.

In the Doing it yourself section, it mentioned about File - New -
Project and select Dynamic Web Project under Web folder. Unfortunately
I'm don't see the Web folder ...

Did I miss out any step here?


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Handling international number and date formats in html:text fields

[Adam Lipscombe]

Folks,


We have an internationalised site using struts 1.3.8.
We output currency and number values to the JSP with the bean:write tag and 
this works well.


The problem comes when the user is entering numbers, currency and dates via an 
html:text field.

Ideally it would be nice if the conversion to US/UK format was handled automatically so any 
subsequent parsing and arithmetic would work. I cant find any way to get the html:text tag to do 
this - various texts I hav read suggest that it is locale-sensitive but if I put a format or 
formatKey attribute in the tag the poage does not compile.



It occurs to me that this must be a generic issue.
Is there a standard solution for handling input of numbers and dates in non-US 
format?
If so what is it?

If the conversion cannot be automatic is it best handled  or in the action or 
actionform?




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Re: [S2] Tutorial with Eclipse

[Martin Gilday]

Hi.
You probably need to install the WTP (Web Tools Project) into your
Eclipse.

MArtin.


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To: struts-users user@struts.apache.org
Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 00:20:04 +0800
Subject: [S2] Tutorial with Eclipse

Hi!

I have a fresh Eclipse installed and I'm following the Struts 2 +
Spring 2 + JPA + AJAX tutorial.

In the Doing it yourself section, it mentioned about File - New -
Project and select Dynamic Web Project under Web folder. Unfortunately
I'm don't see the Web folder ...

Did I miss out any step here?


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Re: [S2] Tutorial with Eclipse

[robinbajaj]

you will need to install the WTP plugins on top of your eclipse install.
even better, you can download it all as one complete bundle (called eclipse
distro)
from IBM's site - http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/eclipse/downloads/

There are a number of other vendors providing their own customized versions
of eclipse distros,
you can go with the one of your liking..
http://www.eclipse.org/callisto/downloads.php

hope it helps,
robin

Hez wrote:
 
 Hi!
 
 I have a fresh Eclipse installed and I'm following the Struts 2 +
 Spring 2 + JPA + AJAX tutorial.
 
 In the Doing it yourself section, it mentioned about File - New -
 Project and select Dynamic Web Project under Web folder. Unfortunately
 I'm don't see the Web folder ...
 
 Did I miss out any step here?
 
 
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Request and parameters are null

[Rusty Spoone]

Hi all. I have a Login action that gets intercepted by non other than
LoginInterceptor. In the interceptor the username and password are checked.
I can even print them in the logs to see that they are really there.

The interceptor returns

return invocation.invoke();


Then in the Login action username, password and HttpServletRequest are all
null. I have setters for each. I am implementing ServletRequestAware.

I must have really screwed something up. Any ideas?

Re: suggestions for login scheme using struts 1.x

[robinbajaj]

my issue with having a web-server in front of app-server is, 
that adds to complexity of the login architecture. 

If I have my webServer in front of the appServer, (for the reasons you
mentioned), 
I have to have a login web app running on webServer, and the actual
business-app running 
on appServer. loginWebApp authenticates the user, and then I have to use
some single-signon
while passing on the control from webServer to the appServer. (What I
explained earlier in my first post, can be considered as our home-grown
single-signon solution that uses session cookies etc. I can use any other
single signon framework like Acegi's  http://www.ja-sig.org/products/cas/
CAS  etc. )

But my question is, doesn't having a webServer in front of appServer,
unnecessarily adding complexity to the login scheme. 

Another proposal that I have in my mind is to have the user log in straight
to the appserver (that hosts ONE web-app handling BOTH the login and the
actual business), and then whenever a request for a static resource is made
from the mainpage, I can direct the user to the webServer etc. 
This way, webServer still gets to serve what it serves best, offloads the
appServer from doing the menial static content serving etc. and leaves me
with a simplified login architecture. 

What do you think about my thoughts above,
thanks for your help,
regards,
robby


Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
 
 Typically, the web server is what receives the request... it then
 determines what type of resouce is being served, and if its something that
 the app server needs to handle (a servlet for instance), it passes the
 request along.  So in a very real sense it's in front of the app server.
 
 Now, take something like Tomcat for instance... it essentially has a web
 server built in.  I've never seen one, but if someone drew a Tomcat
 architecture diagram, I'd expect to see the web server component in front
 of the servlet container component, acting something like a proxy (having
 said that, someone will inevitably tell me I'm wrong!).
 
 Probably the primary benefit to this is that you offload work from the app
 server and let the web server serve resources that it generally can more
 efficiently.
 
 Frank
 
 -- 
 Frank W. Zammetti
 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
  (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
  (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
  Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!
 
 On Wed, June 13, 2007 11:36 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input Frank.
 When I mentioned about taking out the webserver, I only meant not to have
 it
 do the login.
 It can still serve the static content. But I suggested merging the login
 piece and the actual web-app,
 and running them both on the weblogic app server. what I don't understand
 is
 then why do I hear people (including you) mention that their webserver is
 in
 front of their appserver. What kind of functionality does a webserver
 provide by being in front of the app server. I mean, having it for
 serving
 the static content does not put it architecturally in front of the app
 server.
  Please help me understand,
 robin


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 We have web servers in front of the app servers, and this isn't an
 evolution of old apps, I'm talking newly developed apps.  There's
 nothing
 unusual about that setup at all, it's pretty typical in an enterprise
 setting.

 --
 Frank W. Zammetti
 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
  (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
  (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
  Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!

 On Wed, June 13, 2007 1:17 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input.
 I will evaluate it tomorrow morning.
 By the way, what do you think of the idea of having a web-server in
 front
 of
 an app-server
 for login purposes. Isn't that unnecessary. I am sure our current
 architecture is because the
 way things evolved for this 5-6 year old webapp. But I think I can also
 consider just taking out
 the webserver and letting weblogic app server handle the initial login
 and
 use some security filter (may be acegi or regular custom written
 filters)
 to
 make sure the user is still entitled to access any specific resources.
 We
 can still have the webserver for the static content, but login piece
 should
 get moved entirely to the app-server.
 what do you think ???
 thanks again for any helpful pointers in advance,
 robin


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 All of our security is LDAP-based, but we simply use the built-in
 

Re: suggestions for login scheme using struts 1.x

[Frank W. Zammetti]

No, your conceptualizing it a bit more complex than it is.

Your web server will (generally) serve unprotected resources, i.e. images,
help files, things of that nature.  Your app server will handle security
for your application in the sense that you constrain certain parts of the
application (or perhaps all of it) using J2EE security.

Now, if you have protected resources on the web server too, then yes,
things get a little more complicated (and honestly, the last time I
personally had to set something like that up was years ago, we use a
hosted environment now, so I'm not even sure I'd know how to do it off the
top of my head).

Now, all this being said, you very well may not have a need for the
web/app server setup... just an app server might do the trick for you just
fine, many people do run that way.  I think it's fair to say that's a
simpler setup, but I didn't want you thinking it was a total nightmare to
have both tiers, so to speak, in the mix.

Frank

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Founder and Chief Software Architect
Omnytex Technologies
http://www.omnytex.com
AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
 (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
 (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
 Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!

On Wed, June 13, 2007 12:37 pm, robinbajaj wrote:

 my issue with having a web-server in front of app-server is,
 that adds to complexity of the login architecture.

 If I have my webServer in front of the appServer, (for the reasons you
 mentioned),
 I have to have a login web app running on webServer, and the actual
 business-app running
 on appServer. loginWebApp authenticates the user, and then I have to use
 some single-signon
 while passing on the control from webServer to the appServer. (What I
 explained earlier in my first post, can be considered as our home-grown
 single-signon solution that uses session cookies etc. I can use any other
 single signon framework like Acegi's  http://www.ja-sig.org/products/cas/
 CAS  etc. )

 But my question is, doesn't having a webServer in front of appServer,
 unnecessarily adding complexity to the login scheme.

 Another proposal that I have in my mind is to have the user log in
 straight
 to the appserver (that hosts ONE web-app handling BOTH the login and the
 actual business), and then whenever a request for a static resource is
 made
 from the mainpage, I can direct the user to the webServer etc.
 This way, webServer still gets to serve what it serves best, offloads the
 appServer from doing the menial static content serving etc. and leaves me
 with a simplified login architecture.

 What do you think about my thoughts above,
 thanks for your help,
 regards,
 robby


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 Typically, the web server is what receives the request... it then
 determines what type of resouce is being served, and if its something
 that
 the app server needs to handle (a servlet for instance), it passes the
 request along.  So in a very real sense it's in front of the app
 server.

 Now, take something like Tomcat for instance... it essentially has a web
 server built in.  I've never seen one, but if someone drew a Tomcat
 architecture diagram, I'd expect to see the web server component in
 front
 of the servlet container component, acting something like a proxy
 (having
 said that, someone will inevitably tell me I'm wrong!).

 Probably the primary benefit to this is that you offload work from the
 app
 server and let the web server serve resources that it generally can more
 efficiently.

 Frank

 --
 Frank W. Zammetti
 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
  (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
  (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
  Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!

 On Wed, June 13, 2007 11:36 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input Frank.
 When I mentioned about taking out the webserver, I only meant not to
 have
 it
 do the login.
 It can still serve the static content. But I suggested merging the
 login
 piece and the actual web-app,
 and running them both on the weblogic app server. what I don't
 understand
 is
 then why do I hear people (including you) mention that their webserver
 is
 in
 front of their appserver. What kind of functionality does a webserver
 provide by being in front of the app server. I mean, having it for
 serving
 the static content does not put it architecturally in front of the
 app
 server.
  Please help me understand,
 robin


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 We have web servers in front of the app servers, and this isn't an
 evolution of old apps, I'm talking newly developed 

RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[Al Sutton]

Thanks for the straight answer, next question, whens 2.1 due ? :) 

-Original Message-
From: Musachy Barroso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 13 June 2007 14:08
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

Al just to answer your question straight, yes, it is a train wreck and I
would advise not to use it until 2.1 comes out.

regards
musachy

On 6/13/07, Al Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 That page seems offer no help for me at all.  As a side note, the bug 
 I mentioned in my original email means that the example in the page 
 doesn't work under certain conditions.

 What bit of that page did you think might help me?

 Btw, please don't post more links to your site, I'm not really 
 interested in boosting your google ad counts, I'd prefer a solution to 
 getting formatLength=medium working.


 -Original Message-
 From: Deepak Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: 13 June 2007 11:52
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

 Hi,

 Just read Datetime picker example at
 http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/date/struts-2-datetimepicker.s
 html
 .



 Thanks


 -Original Message-
 From: Al Sutton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:11 PM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?


 I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it 
 seems to me it's a real mess.

 In my action I have;

 public Date getReportStartDate() {
 return reportStartDate;
 }

 public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
 this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate; }

 Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things 
 kind of work;

 s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

 The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format 
 (mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

 s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
 formatLength=medium/

 Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field 
 reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

 I though about trying a custom date format and saw
 https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes 
 it not an option.


 So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break 
 so easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom 
 the mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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Re: suggestions for login scheme using struts 1.x

[robinbajaj]

thanks for sharing your valuable experiences on this topic with me. 
I think I will come back with more questions... :-)
but for now, its good !
thanks once again,
robbby

Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
 
 No, your conceptualizing it a bit more complex than it is.
 
 Your web server will (generally) serve unprotected resources, i.e. images,
 help files, things of that nature.  Your app server will handle security
 for your application in the sense that you constrain certain parts of the
 application (or perhaps all of it) using J2EE security.
 
 Now, if you have protected resources on the web server too, then yes,
 things get a little more complicated (and honestly, the last time I
 personally had to set something like that up was years ago, we use a
 hosted environment now, so I'm not even sure I'd know how to do it off the
 top of my head).
 
 Now, all this being said, you very well may not have a need for the
 web/app server setup... just an app server might do the trick for you just
 fine, many people do run that way.  I think it's fair to say that's a
 simpler setup, but I didn't want you thinking it was a total nightmare to
 have both tiers, so to speak, in the mix.
 
 Frank
 
 -- 
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 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
  (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
  (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
  Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!
 
 On Wed, June 13, 2007 12:37 pm, robinbajaj wrote:

 my issue with having a web-server in front of app-server is,
 that adds to complexity of the login architecture.

 If I have my webServer in front of the appServer, (for the reasons you
 mentioned),
 I have to have a login web app running on webServer, and the actual
 business-app running
 on appServer. loginWebApp authenticates the user, and then I have to use
 some single-signon
 while passing on the control from webServer to the appServer. (What I
 explained earlier in my first post, can be considered as our home-grown
 single-signon solution that uses session cookies etc. I can use any other
 single signon framework like Acegi's  http://www.ja-sig.org/products/cas/
 CAS  etc. )

 But my question is, doesn't having a webServer in front of appServer,
 unnecessarily adding complexity to the login scheme.

 Another proposal that I have in my mind is to have the user log in
 straight
 to the appserver (that hosts ONE web-app handling BOTH the login and the
 actual business), and then whenever a request for a static resource is
 made
 from the mainpage, I can direct the user to the webServer etc.
 This way, webServer still gets to serve what it serves best, offloads the
 appServer from doing the menial static content serving etc. and leaves me
 with a simplified login architecture.

 What do you think about my thoughts above,
 thanks for your help,
 regards,
 robby


 Frank W. Zammetti wrote:

 Typically, the web server is what receives the request... it then
 determines what type of resouce is being served, and if its something
 that
 the app server needs to handle (a servlet for instance), it passes the
 request along.  So in a very real sense it's in front of the app
 server.

 Now, take something like Tomcat for instance... it essentially has a web
 server built in.  I've never seen one, but if someone drew a Tomcat
 architecture diagram, I'd expect to see the web server component in
 front
 of the servlet container component, acting something like a proxy
 (having
 said that, someone will inevitably tell me I'm wrong!).

 Probably the primary benefit to this is that you offload work from the
 app
 server and let the web server serve resources that it generally can more
 efficiently.

 Frank

 --
 Frank W. Zammetti
 Founder and Chief Software Architect
 Omnytex Technologies
 http://www.omnytex.com
 AIM/Yahoo: fzammetti
 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Author of Practical Ajax Projects With Java Technology
  (2006, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-695-1)
 and JavaScript, DOM Scripting and Ajax Projects
  (2007, Apress, ISBN 1-59059-816-4)
 Java Web Parts - http://javawebparts.sourceforge.net
  Supplying the wheel, so you don't have to reinvent it!

 On Wed, June 13, 2007 11:36 am, robinbajaj wrote:

 thanks for your input Frank.
 When I mentioned about taking out the webserver, I only meant not to
 have
 it
 do the login.
 It can still serve the static content. But I suggested merging the
 login
 piece and the actual web-app,
 and running them both on the weblogic app server. what I don't
 understand
 is
 then why do I hear people (including you) mention that their webserver
 is
 in
 front of their appserver. What kind of functionality does a webserver
 provide by being in front of the app server. I mean, having it for
 serving
 the static content does not put 

tabbedpanel modification

[Adrian Ost]

Has anybody made experiences modifing the look of  struts 2.0.6's -tag 
tabbedPanel ? I'd like to overwrite the related files within my 
application.

Best case:
Using attributes like templateCssPath for the file TabContainer.css 
and template for TabContainer.html.

Both are originally set in the according file TabContainer.js.
Of course I could change the settings within this file. But it would't 
make much sense as I want to change the look within the appliktion.


Best Regards,
adrian

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Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker.... is it a train wreck?

[Musachy Barroso]

Nobody really knows :), the dojo plugin is ready and the first patch for the
url building/portlet refactoring just came through (2 main issues for 2.1)

musachy

On 6/13/07, Al Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Thanks for the straight answer, next question, whens 2.1 due ? :)

-Original Message-
From: Musachy Barroso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 13 June 2007 14:08
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

Al just to answer your question straight, yes, it is a train wreck and I
would advise not to use it until 2.1 comes out.

regards
musachy

On 6/13/07, Al Sutton  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 That page seems offer no help for me at all.  As a side note, the bug
 I mentioned in my original email means that the example in the page
 doesn't work under certain conditions.

 What bit of that page did you think might help me?

 Btw, please don't post more links to your site, I'm not really
 interested in boosting your google ad counts, I'd prefer a solution to
 getting formatLength=medium working.


 -Original Message-
 From: Deepak Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: 13 June 2007 11:52
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: RE: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?

 Hi,

 Just read Datetime picker example at
 http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/date/struts-2-datetimepicker.s
 html
 .



 Thanks


 -Original Message-
 From: Al Sutton [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 4:11 PM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: [S2.0.8] datetimepicker is it a train wreck?


 I've been trying to do some work with datetime picker in 2.0.8 and it
 seems to me it's a real mess.

 In my action I have;

 public Date getReportStartDate() {
 return reportStartDate;
 }

 public void setReportStartDate(Date reportStartDate) {
 this.reportStartDate = reportStartDate; }

 Now, here comes the fun part, If I put the following in the JSP things
 kind of work;

 s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate/

 The reason I say kind of is because the date is shown in US format
 (mm/dd/), which is confusing for european users, so I switched to;

 s:datetimepicker label=Start date name=reportStartDate
 formatLength=medium/

 Which then generates the error Invalid field value for field
 reportStartDate., and yes, this is the ONLY change made.

 I though about trying a custom date format and saw
 https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1917 which basically makes
 it not an option.


 So, my question is, am I doing something dumb, or does it really break
 so easily?, and if so is it of any real use to non-US users to whom
 the mm/dd/ date format is just wrong?


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Re: Struts Navigation display

[Henry F. Camacho Jr.]

I did not find anything internal for this.  I did write a separate class 
for this which automates navigation based on Struts actions.  I am 
thinking about releasing this Open Source.  I call it NavObjects and it 
allows you to create button navigation displays.  I am still working on 
JSP tags for this but you can implement the rendering of links with in a 
JSP using a scriptlet.


xml navigation file looks something like this:

?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
buttons
   button-data level=root name=Welcome path=/Welcome 
roles=owner,store,engineer/
   button-data level=root name=Switch Group path=/SwitchCity 
roles=owner,engineer/
   button-data level=root name=Group Maintenance 
path=/GroupMaintenance roles=owner/
   button-data level=root name=Inventory path=/Inventory 
roles=owner,store,engineer/
   button-data level=root name=Admin path=/Admin roles=admin/   
   button-data level=root name=Logon path=/Logon roles=any/

   button-data level=root name=Logoff path=/Logoff roles=any/
  
   button-data level=/Admin name=User Administration 
path=/AdminUsers roles=admin/
   button-data level=/Admin name=Owner Administration 
path=/AdminOwners roles=admin/
   button-data level=/Admin name=AdminUserEditSubmit 
path=/AdminUserEditSubmit roles=admin display=0/
  
   button-data level=/AdminUsers name=User Edit 
path=/AdminUserEdit roles=admin/


   button-data level=/SwitchCity name=Switch City 
path=/SwitchCityAction roles=owner,engineer display=0/
 
   button-data level=/GroupMaintenance name=Devices 
path=/Devices roles=owner/
  
   button-data level=/Devices name=DeviceEdit path=/DeviceEdit 
roles=owner display=0/
   button-data level=/Devices name=DeviceEditSubmit 
path=/DeviceEditSubmit roles=owner display=0/
   button-data level=/Devices name=DeviceEditAttribute 
path=/DeviceEditAttribute roles=owner display=0/
   button-data level=/Devices name=DeviceEditAttributeSubmit 
path=/DeviceEditAttributeSubmit roles=owner display=0/
   button-data level=/Devices name=DeviceAttributes 
path=/DeviceAttributes roles=owner display=0/
   button-data level=/Devices name=DeviceAddAttributeAction 
path=/DeviceAddAttributeAction roles=owner display=0/
   button-data level=/Devices name=DeviceRemoveAttributeAction 
path=/DeviceRemoveAttributeAction roles=owner display=0/
  
   button-data level=/Inventory name=Status 
path=/InventoryStatus roles=owner,store,engineer/
   button-data level=/Inventory name=Add Device 
path=/InventoryAdd roles=owner,store,engineer/
   button-data level=/Inventory name=Edit Device 
path=/InventoryEdit roles=owner,store,engineer/
   button-data level=/InventoryAdd name=/InventoryAddDetails 
path=/InventoryAddDetails roles=owner,store,engineer display=0/
   button-data level=/InventoryAdd name=/InventoryAddSubmit 
path=/InventoryAddSubmit roles=owner,store,engineer display=0/

/buttons

Scriptlet:

%
Navobjs navo = new Navobjs();
ArrayList buttons = navo.button_set(0, (String) 
session.getAttribute(app_path), false, (String) 
session.getAttribute(role));

%
table
   %
   Iterator iter = buttons.iterator();
   while (iter.hasNext())
   {
   DynaBean bean = (DynaBean)iter.next();
   %
   tr
   td width=5
   %
   if (bean.get(Navobjs.BD_HOT).equals(1))
   {
   out.print(!);   
   }
  
   if (bean.get(Navobjs.BD_WARM).equals(1))

   {
   out.print(*);   
   }

   %

   /td

   tda href=/Inventory%=bean.get(Navobjs.BD_PATH)%.do 
   %=bean.get(Navobjs.BD_NAME)%
   /a/td/tr
   %
   }

%
/table



Internally the system tracks the complete path taken to get to a 
position within the site.  It then also the highlighting of selected 
buttons, and a warm state for buttons that were clicked to get to the 
current position.


If you are looking for something like this I'd be happy to release the 
jars so that you could see if it met your needs.


HFC





Archer wrote:

Hi.
I am using struts 1.3.8 along with struts menu 2.4.3. I want to show
the navigation to the user where he is in for the present page like
mainpagereviewedit...  or thing of that sort that can show the user 
where

he is in.  I want to know whether there is any struts inbulit thing for
this. Can any one please help me regarding this.



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Re: Question in writing Struts Program

[Henry F. Camacho Jr.]

Looks to me when you hit your action you are not saving those attributes
in request.

request.setAttribute(username, PersonName);

Then in your JSP you can get the Attribute using getAttribute.

However I don't think you want to do this. Coming out of the action you
should call your business logic to determine if the login was
successful, and it looks like you have the code correct to get the
information from the form. Looking at your code I see the following in
the action:

String PersonName = TestFormBean.getPersonName();
String Psw = TestFormBean.getPsw()

Add something like:

BusinessLogic bl = new BusinessLogic();
try
{
bl.testLogin(PersonName, Psw);
}
catch (BusinessLogicException e)
{
return(mapping.findForward(login failed);
}

return(mapping.findForward(success);

Something like this.  I am pretty new at Struts however.

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 Hello,everybody.
Recently,I wrote a simple JSP Web program basing on the Struts 
 architecture.It created a page for a user to input his name and password,and 
 after the user click the submit botton on the form,it can redirect to another 
 page and show the name and password that the use has input on the page.I have 
 completed the program but it can't work properly.
   I listed each part of the program as following:


   (a) TestForm.jsp
   %@ page language=java contentType=text/html; charset=UTF-8  
 pageEncoding=UTF-8%
   !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN

   head
   titleLogin Interface/title
   /head
   body vLink=#00 link=#003366 bgColor=#E0F0F8
   img height=33 src=image/enter.gif width=148 
   form action=ReadTestForm.do method=post
   UserName:
input size=15name=PersonNamep
   Password:
input type=password size=15 name=Pswp
   input type=submit value=Submit
   /form



   (b) MTestForm.java
   package Test;

   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm;
   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionMapping;
   import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionErrors;
   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionMessage;

   public class MTestForm extends ActionForm{

   private String PersonName = null;
   private String Psw= null;
   public  MTestForm(){}
   
   public void setPersonName(String name) {
   this.PersonName = name;
   }  
   public String getPersonName() {
   return PersonName;
   }  
   public void setPsw(String psw) {
   this.Psw = psw;
   }  
   public String getPsw() {
   return Psw;
   }
   
   public void reset(ActionMapping mapping,
   HttpServletRequest request) {
   this.PersonName = null;
   this.Psw = null;
   }
   
   }



   (c) ReadTestFormAction.java
   package Test;

   import org.apache.struts.action.Action;
   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForm;
   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionForward;
   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionMapping;

   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionMessages;
   import org.apache.struts.action.ActionMessage;

   import javax.servlet.ServletContext;
   import javax.sql.DataSource;
   import javax.servlet.http.*;

   public final class ReadTestFormAction extends Action{

   public ActionForward execute(
   ActionMapping mapping,
   ActionForm form,
   HttpServletRequest request,  
   HttpServletResponse response) throws Exception {
   
   
MTestForm TestFormBean = (MTestForm) form; 
   String PersonName = TestFormBean.getPersonName();
   String Psw = TestFormBean.getPsw();
   
   
   return mapping.findForward(ReadTestFormOk);
   }
   }



   (d) ShowForm.jsp
   %@ page language=java contentType=text/html; charset=UTF-8
   pageEncoding=UTF-8%
   !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
   %@ page import = classmate.* %
   html
   head
   meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=UTF-8
   titleRead Test Form and Show the Data/title
   /head
   body
   %
   MTestForm ReadformBean1 = 
 (MTestForm)request.getAttribute(TestFormBean1);
   %
   h1img src=image/smile.gif
   Welcome
   %=ReadformBean1.getPersonName()% 
   Your Password is:
   %=ReadformBean1.getPsw()%

   /h1br
   /body
   /html



   (e) web.xml
   ?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?

   !DOCTYPE web-app
 PUBLIC -//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Web Application 2.3//EN
 http://java.sun.com/dtd/web-app_2_3.dtd;

   web-app

 !-- Action Servlet Configuration --
 servlet
   

Re: S2: datetimepicker and multiple date formats

[Scott Nesbitt]

Ok, you convinced me to stick to one date format:
MM/dd/yy.

However, even though my JSP looks like this:

  s:datetimepicker id=selectedDate 
name=selectedDate 
displayWeeks=5 
displayFormat= MM/dd/yy
value=%{'01/21/07'}/
   
It is still showing 01/21/2007.  Interestingly, it
allows 01/22/07 as input, but changes it to 01/22/2007
on blur.

Any suggestions?  Does the datetimepicker force a
four-digit year?  If so, is this addressed in 2.1?

My calendar will not go before the year 2007 so I am
not worried about Y2K-type issues.

Thanks,

Scott

---

Nope. I'm not so sure that's a good idea as you
wouldn't have any way 
to
parse that date on the server (without knowing the
right format).

Warning! bad advise ahead: You can always do something
crazy like:

dojo.widget.byId(dp).setValue = function(dateObj) {
};

and then do your thing there, or extend
StrusDatePicker widget, which I
would strongly advise not to :)

musachy

On 6/12/07, Scott Nesbitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


 I have this code:

 s:datetimepicker id=selectedDate
   name=selectedDate
   displayWeeks=5
   displayFormat= MM-dd-



 value=%{userDetailsBean.selectDateString}/

 It works fine if the user uses the drop-down or
types
 in a date in just the right format.  However, we
would
 like the following to work better:

 user input   actual value desired
 value
 --   
 -
 06-12-07 NaN-NaN-0NaN 06-12-2007
 06/13/2007   06-12-2007  (refused change) 06-13-2007
 06 13 2007   06-12-2007  (refused change) 06-13-2007
 etc.

 Basically, I would like to allow multiple date
formats
 in order to make life easier for my users.

 Can I intercept the user input somehow before it
goes
 to the validation and fix it up?

 Thanks,

 Scott





 


   

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Re: S2: datetimepicker and multiple date formats

[Musachy Barroso]

In 2.1 the date value will always be on RFC 3339 format which is
-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss

musachy

On 6/13/07, Scott Nesbitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Ok, you convinced me to stick to one date format:
MM/dd/yy.

However, even though my JSP looks like this:

  s:datetimepicker id=selectedDate
name=selectedDate
displayWeeks=5
displayFormat= MM/dd/yy
value=%{'01/21/07'}/

It is still showing 01/21/2007.  Interestingly, it
allows 01/22/07 as input, but changes it to 01/22/2007
on blur.

Any suggestions?  Does the datetimepicker force a
four-digit year?  If so, is this addressed in 2.1?

My calendar will not go before the year 2007 so I am
not worried about Y2K-type issues.

Thanks,

Scott

---

Nope. I'm not so sure that's a good idea as you
wouldn't have any way
to
parse that date on the server (without knowing the
right format).

Warning! bad advise ahead: You can always do something
crazy like:

dojo.widget.byId(dp).setValue = function(dateObj) {
};

and then do your thing there, or extend
StrusDatePicker widget, which I
would strongly advise not to :)

musachy

On 6/12/07, Scott Nesbitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:


 I have this code:

 s:datetimepicker id=selectedDate
   name=selectedDate
   displayWeeks=5
   displayFormat= MM-dd-



 value=%{userDetailsBean.selectDateString}/

 It works fine if the user uses the drop-down or
types
 in a date in just the right format.  However, we
would
 like the following to work better:

 user input   actual value desired
 value
 --   
 -
 06-12-07 NaN-NaN-0NaN 06-12-2007
 06/13/2007   06-12-2007  (refused change) 06-13-2007
 06 13 2007   06-12-2007  (refused change) 06-13-2007
 etc.

 Basically, I would like to allow multiple date
formats
 in order to make life easier for my users.

 Can I intercept the user input somehow before it
goes
 to the validation and fix it up?

 Thanks,

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[S2] Weblogic struts.multipart.parser

[Hoying, Ken]

The MultiPart parser that I am specifying in struts.properties does not
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Tomcat.  I do nto see any errors in the log.  

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Re: Struts validator maskif

[Laurie Harper]

ugachaka wrote:

Hi. I am wondering is there really a validation attribute maskif.
I one forum, i read that i just need to add the following lines to my
validation-rules and validation xml files and it will work- 


validator name=validif
classname=validation.ValidIf
method=validateValidIf
methodParams=java.lang.Object,
org.apache.commons.validator.ValidatorAction,
org.apache.commons.validator.Field,
org.apache.commons.validator.Validator/

validator name=maskif
classname=org.apache.struts.validator.FieldChecks
method=validateMask
methodParams=java.lang.Object,
org.apache.commons.validator.ValidatorAction,
org.apache.commons.validator.Field,
org.apache.struts.action.ActionMessages,
org.apache.commons.validator.Validator,
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest
depends=validif
msg=errors.invalid/


field property=zipcode depends=maskif
arg key=validWhenForm.lastName /
var
var-namemask/var-name
var-value^\d{5}$/var-value
/var
var
var-namecheck/var-name
var-value(country=='US')/var-value
/var
/field

but i DOESN'T!! :(
even more - without this attribute, everything ir working fine (mask,
requiredif, email..etc)
but when i add the  lines above to my validation.xml, the others validator
rules are not working any more! It doesn't validate not required not even
other fields.
I am already stuck in this for few days, so i smb could help! 


What do your log files tell you? It sounds like you've introduced an 
error in your validation.xml (either a syntax error, or a semantic error 
such as referencing a class that doesn't exist or specifying the method 
signature incorrectly).


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Re: [S2] Multiple s:iterator/ problem

[Laurie Harper]

Please keep related messages within the same thread and try to avoid 
re-posting a question without the context of any prior discussion. See 
below for another suggestion:


Wei Xu wrote:

First, you can look through next jsp codes:

s:iterator status=stat value=destObjects
tr
  s:iterator value=visibleColumns
td
  s:property value=destObjects[%{#stat.index}].%{fieldDefName} /
/td
  /s:iterator
/tr
/s:iterator


Why do the indexing into destObjects manually when s:iterator is already 
doing it for you? How about something like this:


  s:iterator id=do value=destObjects
  tr
s:iterator value=visibleColumns
  td
s:property value=%{#do[fieldDefName]}/
  /td
/s:iterator
  /tr
  /s:iterator

or, being a little more explicit if you prefer:

  s:iterator id=do value=destObjects
  tr
s:iterator id=vc value=visibleColumns
  td
s:property value=%{#do[#vc.fieldDefName]}/
  /td
/s:iterator
  /tr
  /s:iterator


ALL could not work:

s:property value=destObjects[%{#stat.index}].%{fieldDefName} /
s:property value=%{destObjects[#stat.index].%{fieldDefName}} /
s:property value=%{fieldDefName} /


The first two don't look like valid OGNL expressions to me; I don't know 
OGNL very well, but I wouldn't expect it to support nested expressions 
(%{...%{...}...}).


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Re: [S2] Commons Validator

[Laurie Harper]

Veronica Iturrioz wrote:

Hi, anybody know if it's possible to use Commons Validator with Struts 2 ?
I try with the struts validation framework (provided by XWork), but the error 
visualization is too dependent from the theme.


I'm not sure what you're trying to do; use Commons Validator directly, 
without using the S2 validation framework? In what way is the S2 
validation too dependent from the theme.?


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Re: Handling international number and date formats in html:text fields

[Laurie Harper]

Adam Lipscombe wrote:

Folks,

We have an internationalised site using struts 1.3.8.
We output currency and number values to the JSP with the bean:write tag 
and this works well.


The problem comes when the user is entering numbers, currency and dates 
via an html:text field.


Ideally it would be nice if the conversion to US/UK format was handled 
automatically so any subsequent parsing and arithmetic would work. I 
cant find any way to get the html:text tag to do this - various texts I 
hav read suggest that it is locale-sensitive but if I put a format or 
formatKey attribute in the tag the poage does not compile.


Well, according to the documentation [1], that tag doesn't support 
format or formatKey attributes. You would need to first format the data 
via other means (a combination of bean:define and bean:write, for 
example, or using the JSTL formatting tags/functions), then supply the 
formatted data via html:text's value attribute.


Here's one possibility (untested):

  c:set var=num
fmt:formatNumber value=${someData} pattern=.../
  /c:set
  html:text name=someprop value=${num}/


It occurs to me that this must be a generic issue.
Is there a standard solution for handling input of numbers and dates in 
non-US format?

If so what is it?

If the conversion cannot be automatic is it best handled  or in the 
action or actionform?


I'd say in the action personally, though that's really a matter of 
preference.


L.


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Re: Request and parameters are null

[Laurie Harper]

Rusty Spoone wrote:

Hi all. I have a Login action that gets intercepted by non other than
LoginInterceptor. In the interceptor the username and password are checked.
I can even print them in the logs to see that they are really there.

The interceptor returns

return invocation.invoke();

Then in the Login action username, password and HttpServletRequest are all
null. I have setters for each. I am implementing ServletRequestAware.

I must have really screwed something up. Any ideas?


What do you mean by 'gets intercepted by non other than 
LoginInterceptor.'? If you've configured the action so that the normal 
interceptor stack is not applied and that's the only interceptor that 
runs, then you've bypassed the interceptors that handle setting data 
onto your action.


If that doesn't make sense, try posting the relevant parts of your 
struts.xml configuration.


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[S2] Weblogic struts.multipart.parser

[ken_hoying]

The MultiPart parser that I am specifying in struts.properties does not
appear to be called under Weblogic.  This worked fine though under
Tomcat.  I do nto see any errors in the log.  

Any ideas why?

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Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question

[Ray Clough]

It doesn't seem to be a straight forward upgrade from 2.0.6, at least so far
as Tiles is concerned.  We get a bunch of different exceptions, depending on
what we try to do.  Each fix seems to break something else, though.

Advice?

- Ray Clough
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Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question

[Al Sutton]

Have you checked the old version of tiles has been removed?, the version 
shipped with 2.0.6 was a pre-release of Tiles 2 and the internal APIs 
changed, I had some problems until I realised my appserver was caching 
the old tiles jars and the problems were comming from an API mismatch.


Ray Clough wrote:

It doesn't seem to be a straight forward upgrade from 2.0.6, at least so far
as Tiles is concerned.  We get a bunch of different exceptions, depending on
what we try to do.  Each fix seems to break something else, though.

Advice?

- Ray Clough


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avoiding resetting of values

[goodprogram]

Hi

I have 7 textbox fields, when i enter the values for all those and submit 
the form, the clientside and server side validations are working well,
but the problem is, it resets all  textbox values to be empty, and
forwarding to the same input page,

How can i avoid resetting of values and display the correspondig values in
textboxes?

Any help is appreciated .

Thanks,
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getting values from database and displaying in grid format

[goodprogram]

Hi guys,

May i know how to get the values from the database and display them in grid
format in a jsp.

Any help is really appreciated.

Thanks,
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Re: Request and parameters are null

[Rusty Spoone]

Yes. There is only one interceptor which is the one I defined. So this must
sound like a silly question. How do I add the interceptors that handle
setting data into my action?

interceptor-stack name=login 
   interceptor-ref name=loginInterceptor/
/interceptor-stack



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Rusty Spoone wrote:
 Hi all. I have a Login action that gets intercepted by non other than
 LoginInterceptor. In the interceptor the username and password are
checked.
 I can even print them in the logs to see that they are really there.

 The interceptor returns

 return invocation.invoke();

 Then in the Login action username, password and HttpServletRequest are
all
 null. I have setters for each. I am implementing ServletRequestAware.

 I must have really screwed something up. Any ideas?

What do you mean by 'gets intercepted by non other than
LoginInterceptor.'? If you've configured the action so that the normal
interceptor stack is not applied and that's the only interceptor that
runs, then you've bypassed the interceptors that handle setting data
onto your action.

If that doesn't make sense, try posting the relevant parts of your
struts.xml configuration.

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DateTimePicker Internet Explorer

[Torsten Römer]

The DateTimePicker looks very nice on Linux/Firefox but on Windows/IE
the font is too small and the arrows to change week  month are not
shown: http://luniks.net/DateTimePicker.png

I tried to increase the font size by placing a modified version of
DatePicker.css from struts-core.jar into my webapp and specifying the
URL as templateCssPath but without success. I tried different URLs but I
am unsure how it should look like.

I also noticed that a page that contains a DateTimePicker loads quite slow.

Torsten

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Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question

[Ray Clough]

Nope.  It seems pretty clear that something is missing.  Here is the error:

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.apache.tiles.jsp.context.JspTilesContextFactory

For Tiles 2.0.4, that file is found in the file tiles-jsp-2.0.4.jar.  I
don't know about Tiles 2.0.3 that is bundled with Struts-2.0.8, but 2.0.8 
does not include a 'tiles-jsp-2.0.3.jar' file.  

- Ray Clough



Al Sutton-4 wrote:
 
 Have you checked the old version of tiles has been removed?, the version 
 shipped with 2.0.6 was a pre-release of Tiles 2 and the internal APIs 
 changed, I had some problems until I realised my appserver was caching 
 the old tiles jars and the problems were comming from an API mismatch.
 
 Ray Clough wrote:
 It doesn't seem to be a straight forward upgrade from 2.0.6, at least so
 far
 as Tiles is concerned.  We get a bunch of different exceptions, depending
 on
 what we try to do.  Each fix seems to break something else, though.
 
 Advice?
 
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RE: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question

[Al Sutton]

Grab the distribution from tiles.apache.org and copy the jsp jar into your 
webapp.

This is something I raised on the dev list and the jar will be part of future 
builds.

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Nope.  It seems pretty clear that something is missing.  Here is the error:

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.apache.tiles.jsp.context.JspTilesContextFactory

For Tiles 2.0.4, that file is found in the file tiles-jsp-2.0.4.jar.  I
don't know about Tiles 2.0.3 that is bundled with Struts-2.0.8, but 2.0.8 
does not include a 'tiles-jsp-2.0.3.jar' file.  

- Ray Clough



Al Sutton-4 wrote:
 
 Have you checked the old version of tiles has been removed?, the version 
 shipped with 2.0.6 was a pre-release of Tiles 2 and the internal APIs 
 changed, I had some problems until I realised my appserver was caching 
 the old tiles jars and the problems were comming from an API mismatch.
 
 Ray Clough wrote:
 It doesn't seem to be a straight forward upgrade from 2.0.6, at least so
 far
 as Tiles is concerned.  We get a bunch of different exceptions, depending
 on
 what we try to do.  Each fix seems to break something else, though.
 
 Advice?
 
 - Ray Clough
 
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[S2] Tiles plugin on 1.4

[Charbel Abdul-Massih]

Do I need to do something special to get tiles plugin working on JDK
1.4???

 

I'm getting the following error in weblogic startup

 

UnsupportedClassVersionError:
org/apache/struts2/tiles/StrutsTilesListener (Unsupported major.minor
version 49.0

Re: Request and parameters are null

[Dave Newton]

--- Rusty Spoone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 How do I add the interceptors that handle setting 
 data into my action?

http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/interceptors.html

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Re: [S2] Tiles plugin on 1.4

[Dave Newton]

--- Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:
 Do I need to do something special to get tiles
 plugin working on JDK 1.4???

You need to retro-translate them, just like the S2 J4
jars.

d.



 

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Standalone DatePicker?

[Christopher Schultz]

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I am a user of Struts 1 and I've seen a lot of discussion of the S2 date
picker lately. I have a need for a date picker and I'd like to know if
there is a way to use this widget without actually running S2 under the
hood.

I realize that the tag library is probably just generating a number of
script and link tags that could be used directly. Has anyone done
this before successfully? My web searches mostly resulted in posts to
this list using it in the standard way.

Can anyone point me towards any documentation for using this without the
struts tags themselves?

Thanks,
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Re: Standalone DatePicker?

[Torsten Römer]

As the DateTimePicker is actually a Dojo widget I'd assume you can also
use it without Struts2:

http://dojotoolkit.org/

But I'd rather use this JavaScript calendar:

http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/calendarpopup/

Torsten

Christopher Schultz schrieb:
 All,
 
 I am a user of Struts 1 and I've seen a lot of discussion of the S2 date
 picker lately. I have a need for a date picker and I'd like to know if
 there is a way to use this widget without actually running S2 under the
 hood.
 
 I realize that the tag library is probably just generating a number of
 script and link tags that could be used directly. Has anyone done
 this before successfully? My web searches mostly resulted in posts to
 this list using it in the standard way.
 
 Can anyone point me towards any documentation for using this without the
 struts tags themselves?
 
 Thanks,
 -chris

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Unable to submit lists with 2.0.8

[Adam Ruggles]

My Form looks like this:
form ...

input type=hidden name=invoices[0].id value=24907 /
input type=text name=invoices[0].salesOrder value= /
input type=hidden name=invoices[1].id value=24908 /
input type=text name=invoices[1].salesOrder value= /
input type=hidden name=invoices[2].id value=24909 /
input type=text name=invoices[2].salesOrder value= /
...

...
/form

My Action looks like this

   /**
* A list of Invoices.
*/
   private ListInvoice invoices;

   /**
* Sets invoices.
* @param invoices The invoices to set.
*/
   public void setInvoices(final ListInvoice invoices) {
   this.invoices = invoices;
   }

In struts 2.0.6 the form submits and works like expected.  In struts 
2.0.8 I get a null pointer when trying to access invoices in my action 
(basically it's not coming over).  I've changed nothing but the struts.


Was there a change in the way I'm suppose to be submitting a list of 
objects?  How do I fix this?



Thanks,
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Re: Standalone DatePicker?

[Dave Newton]

--- Christopher Schultz wrote:
 I'd like to know if there is a way to use this
widget
 without actually running S2 under the hood.

It's just Dojo; check out the docs on their site. 

http://manual.dojotoolkit.org/widget/DatePicker.html

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RE: [S2] Tiles plugin on 1.4

[Charbel Abdul-Massih]

Dave,

I did run retro-translator on the tiles-plugin jars...I was able to get
weblogic 8.1 started on jdk 1.4.2 without any issues, so I moved a step
closer...However, when I try to access my action, and it returns a tiles
result, I get the following jsp error in the browser:

/web/layout/topMenu.jsp(1): Error in using tag library
uri='http://tiles.apache.org/tags-tiles' prefix='tiles': The Tag class
'org.apache.tiles.taglib.definition.DefinitionTag' has no setter method
corresponding to TLD declared attribute 'scope', (JSP 1.1 spec, 5.4.1)

Any ideas???

Thanks,
Charbel

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--- Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:
 Do I need to do something special to get tiles
 plugin working on JDK 1.4???

You need to retro-translate them, just like the S2 J4
jars.

d.



 


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RE: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question

[Ray Clough]

I got it to work with 2 steps.  1)  I downloaded the 2.0.3 version of Tiles. 
Note that this requires knowing the download url, because the current Tiles
download page is for v2.0.4 only.  The difference in the download url is
only the version number.  2)  The Tiles DTD seems to have changed.  The
'put' tag is now 'put-attribute'.  Of course, that is a Tiles issue, not a
Struts issue.

As a commentary, omitting an important and required dependency from a
well-understood sister-project seems to argue some sort of insanity in the
Struts-2 release process.  (you say that you had previously raised the
issue, yet they still failed to include it.)

- Ray Clough




Al Sutton-4 wrote:
 
 Grab the distribution from tiles.apache.org and copy the jsp jar into your
 webapp.
 
 This is something I raised on the dev list and the jar will be part of
 future builds.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Ray Clough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: user@struts.apache.org
 Sent: 6/13/07 9:00 PM
 Subject: Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question
 
 
 Nope.  It seems pretty clear that something is missing.  Here is the
 error:
 
 java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
 org.apache.tiles.jsp.context.JspTilesContextFactory
 
 For Tiles 2.0.4, that file is found in the file tiles-jsp-2.0.4.jar.  I
 don't know about Tiles 2.0.3 that is bundled with Struts-2.0.8, but 2.0.8 
 does not include a 'tiles-jsp-2.0.3.jar' file.  
 
 - Ray Clough
 
 
 
 Al Sutton-4 wrote:
 
 Have you checked the old version of tiles has been removed?, the version 
 shipped with 2.0.6 was a pre-release of Tiles 2 and the internal APIs 
 changed, I had some problems until I realised my appserver was caching 
 the old tiles jars and the problems were comming from an API mismatch.
 
 Ray Clough wrote:
 It doesn't seem to be a straight forward upgrade from 2.0.6, at least so
 far
 as Tiles is concerned.  We get a bunch of different exceptions,
 depending
 on
 what we try to do.  Each fix seems to break something else, though.
 
 Advice?
 
 - Ray Clough
 
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Re: [OT] Standalone DatePicker?

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Torsten,

Torsten Römer wrote:
 As the DateTimePicker is actually a Dojo widget I'd assume you can also
 use it without Struts2:

Hey, thanks for the heads-up. I basically have zero familiarity with S2,
but knowing that it's a 3rd-party widget is helpful.

I found a great one out there
(http://www.zapatec.com/website/main/products/prod1/index.jsp) which
supports multiple languages (which I need) and looks like it works very
well. The downside is that it costs money to use it in my ideal
deployment, so I'd prefer something free.

 http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/calendarpopup/

This one looks quite nice, once you get into the CSS-driven ones. I had
seen this one earlier, but discarded it due to its ugliness. Having seen
more than the first two or three demos has convinced me that it is much
better than I had initially thought.

Thanks,
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RE: [S2] Tiles plugin on 1.4

[Dave Newton]

--- Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:
 I did run retro-translator on the tiles-plugin
 jars...I was able to get
 weblogic 8.1 started on jdk 1.4.2 without any
 issues, so I moved a step
 closer...However, when I try to access my action,
 and it returns a tiles
 result, I get the following jsp error in the
 browser:

Ah, yes.

http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/weblogic-81.html

I don't know if this has been fixed in 2.0.8, but IIRC
up to 2.0.6 I had to fix the TLD files to run under
WL8.1SP5.

I unpacked the jars, modified the TLDs and repacked;
there may be other ways around it, I may have
mis-diagnosed the issue, or... something else
entirely. That page might not be complete, either; I
did that a long time ago.

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Struts2 Not Executing Actions

[Danny Hurlburt]

Hello,

I am new to Struts2 and am running into some problems. I have read much 
of the

documentation on the wiki but I am still stuck.

I have added the filter declaration and filter mapping to web.xml. I have
confirmed that it gets invoked by setting a breakpoint in the doFilter
method. I have created the following struts.xml:

!DOCTYPE struts PUBLIC
   -//Apache Software Foundation//DTD Struts Configuration 2.0//EN
   http://struts.apache.org/dtds/struts-2.0.dtd;
struts
   package name=root extends=struts-default namespace=/
   action name=HelloWorld class=tutorial.HelloWorld
   result/HelloWorld.jsp/result
   /action
   /package
/struts

I don't have a struts.properties file. I have not set any init-params 
for the

Struts2 filter in web.xml. That is, the default constant configuration is in
effect.

This is running in a web app with a context path of rgg. When making the
following request

http://localhost:7070/rgg/HelloWorld.action

I get the following stack trace (trimmed down for brevity):

There is no Action mapped for namespace / and action name HelloWorld. - 
[unknown location]
   
com.opensymphony.xwork2.DefaultActionProxy.prepare(DefaultActionProxy.java:186)
   
org.apache.struts2.impl.StrutsActionProxyFactory.createActionProxy(StrutsActionProxyFactory.java:41)
   
org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.Dispatcher.serviceAction(Dispatcher.java:497)
   
org.apache.struts2.dispatcher.FilterDispatcher.doFilter(FilterDispatcher.java:421)


Has anyone else run into the same problem? Anyone have a solution?

Thanks - Dan

PS - I there anyway I can search the user mailing list before I post 
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[S2] Could not parse struts.locale setting

[Torsten Römer]

Everytime my app starts, I see this in the log:

13.06.2007 23:50:27 org.apache.struts2.config.Settings getLocale
WARNUNG: Settings: Could not parse struts.locale setting, substituting
default VM locale

I put

constant name=struts.locale value=en_GB /

in my struts.xml, but I still get the error (and the default VM locale
is used, which I don't want)

Torsten

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[S2] Problem with Date pattern

[Diego Yasuhiko Kurisaki]

I'm manually using the DojoTookit Date Picker withe the following pattern

dd/MM/yyy

in my action i have a setter method like this.

setDate(Date date){
this.date = date
}

But it seens that the struts 2 when sets the method changes from dd/MM/
for MM/dd/ does anyone know any solution?

I've tried to make a set method that receives String and then parse the date
by myself. But the new setMethod was not called when  the form is submitted
.


On 6/13/07, Torsten Römer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Everytime my app starts, I see this in the log:

13.06.2007 23:50:27 org.apache.struts2.config.Settings getLocale
WARNUNG: Settings: Could not parse struts.locale setting, substituting
default VM locale

I put

constant name=struts.locale value=en_GB /

in my struts.xml, but I still get the error (and the default VM locale
is used, which I don't want)

Torsten

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Re: [S2] Could not parse struts.locale setting

[Danny Hurlburt]

I was getting the same warning. I was able to remove the warning by 
creating a

/WEB-INF/classes/struts.properties file with struts.locale=en_GB

I am however not able to set the locale via the constant element in 
struts.xml
althought the documentation at 
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.6/docs/constant-configuration.html

states that you can.

Torsten Römer wrote:

Everytime my app starts, I see this in the log:

13.06.2007 23:50:27 org.apache.struts2.config.Settings getLocale
WARNUNG: Settings: Could not parse struts.locale setting, substituting
default VM locale

I put

constant name=struts.locale value=en_GB /

in my struts.xml, but I still get the error (and the default VM locale
is used, which I don't want)

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Re: Unable to submit lists with 2.0.8

[Adam Ruggles]

Ok it worked again once I added a conversion.properties file to the 
action. 

Why do I need a conversion properties file now? Did some default setting 
change in relation to this?





Adam Ruggles wrote:

My Form looks like this:
form ...

input type=hidden name=invoices[0].id value=24907 /
input type=text name=invoices[0].salesOrder value= /
input type=hidden name=invoices[1].id value=24908 /
input type=text name=invoices[1].salesOrder value= /
input type=hidden name=invoices[2].id value=24909 /
input type=text name=invoices[2].salesOrder value= /
...

...
/form

My Action looks like this

   /**
* A list of Invoices.
*/
   private ListInvoice invoices;

   /**
* Sets invoices.
* @param invoices The invoices to set.
*/
   public void setInvoices(final ListInvoice invoices) {
   this.invoices = invoices;
   }

In struts 2.0.6 the form submits and works like expected.  In struts 
2.0.8 I get a null pointer when trying to access invoices in my action 
(basically it's not coming over).  I've changed nothing but the struts.


Was there a change in the way I'm suppose to be submitting a list of 
objects?  How do I fix this?



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Refreshing div after a session timeout

[Summers Pittman ℝ]

Hello all,

I am currently writing an application which requires a login and thus an
active session.  I have been using the anchor and div tags in the ajax theme
to help with browsing related data.

Today I discovered an interesting scenario which I was hoping to get help
with.

1. I log into the site
2. I navigate to a page which has four ajax anchors and an output div.
3. I leave my computer for 20 minutes.
4. I return and click a link.
5.  The content of my div is the login page.
6. I enter the login information and the whole screen refreshes with the div
content I wanted.

I am using Acegi to facilitate logins and security.

So my questions are:
1) Is there a nice solution already in place that I just missed?
2) Is there anyway to save the request data before the call is made and then
replay it after a valid login?

Thanks,

Summers

Re: [S2] Problem with Date pattern

[Musachy Barroso]

Try using a Date object for your field, and set saveFormat=rfc for the
widget.

musachy

On 6/13/07, Diego Yasuhiko Kurisaki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I'm manually using the DojoTookit Date Picker withe the following pattern

dd/MM/yyy

in my action i have a setter method like this.

setDate(Date date){
this.date = date
}

But it seens that the struts 2 when sets the method changes from
dd/MM/
for MM/dd/ does anyone know any solution?

I've tried to make a set method that receives String and then parse the
date
by myself. But the new setMethod was not called when  the form is
submitted
.


On 6/13/07, Torsten Römer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Everytime my app starts, I see this in the log:

 13.06.2007 23:50:27 org.apache.struts2.config.Settings getLocale
 WARNUNG: Settings: Could not parse struts.locale setting, substituting
 default VM locale

 I put

 constant name=struts.locale value=en_GB /

 in my struts.xml, but I still get the error (and the default VM locale
 is used, which I don't want)

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S2 S1 Tiles2 Tiles1 Question

[Ray Clough]

I have a large app using S2 with Tiles2 and S1 with Tiles1 intermingled. 
Eventually, this is going to cause problems, especially when I want to
include pages rendered by T1 inside pages rendered by T2.  Now that Tiles2
can function independently of Struts, is it feasible to start using T2 with
S1 by removing the 'struts-tiles1.3.8.jar' file and deploying the S1 / Tiles
part of the app using the Standalone Tiles-2 method.  

A secondary question arises, why not do the same thing with the S2 part of
the app.  Why do we need/want the 'struts2-tiles-plugin-2.0.8.jar'
functionality - what does that route give me that the non-Struts Tiles usage
wouldn't.

A third question (but maybe for the Tiles or JSF forums) is, what would be
needed to make this work with the JSF (myFaces) part of the app.

- Ray Clough

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Re: [S2] Problem with Date pattern

[Diego Yasuhiko Kurisaki]

I'm using saveFormat=rfc and java.util.Date as my object

My dojo is.

div dojoType=dropdowndatepicker id=Anuncio_anuncio_dataInicial name=
dojo.anuncio.dataInicial inputName=anuncio.dataInicial
displayFormat=dd/MM/ saveFormat=rfc value=s:property value=
anuncio.fmtDataInicial/

and my setter

public void setDataInicial(Date dataInicial) {
   this.dataInicial = dataInicial;
}

I've tried to change my setter method to

public void setDataInicial(Date dataInicial) {
   SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat(dd/MM/);
   try {
   this.dataInicial = dateFormat.parse(dataInicial);
   } catch (ParseException e) {
   // TODO Auto-generated catch block
   e.printStackTrace();
   }
}

But then my method was not even called...


On 6/13/07, Musachy Barroso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Try using a Date object for your field, and set saveFormat=rfc for the
widget.

musachy

On 6/13/07, Diego Yasuhiko Kurisaki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I'm manually using the DojoTookit Date Picker withe the following
pattern

 dd/MM/yyy

 in my action i have a setter method like this.

 setDate(Date date){
 this.date = date
 }

 But it seens that the struts 2 when sets the method changes from
 dd/MM/
 for MM/dd/ does anyone know any solution?

 I've tried to make a set method that receives String and then parse the
 date
 by myself. But the new setMethod was not called when  the form is
 submitted
 .


 On 6/13/07, Torsten Römer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Everytime my app starts, I see this in the log:
 
  13.06.2007 23:50:27 org.apache.struts2.config.Settings getLocale
  WARNUNG: Settings: Could not parse struts.locale setting, substituting
  default VM locale
 
  I put
 
  constant name=struts.locale value=en_GB /
 
  in my struts.xml, but I still get the error (and the default VM locale
  is used, which I don't want)
 
  Torsten
 
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Re: What is the equivalant for reset in S2

[tom tom]

I can't see any clean() method in the ActionSupport,

I am using struts 2.0.6.

Is there any other way to do this.

Thanks,

--- Rikard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 Hi well in webwork i use the clean(); method of the
 class ActionSupport i
 think its the same in S2. Just make a reset() method
 in your action and call
 the clean method..
 
 /R
 
 Tracy12 wrote:
  
  Hi,
  
  In struts 1.x. we had reset method in the action
 forms
  to do the final cleanup before the form data get
  populated.
  
  It helped quite well with occasions like check
 boxes.
  
  Please let us know what is the same equivalent in
  struts 2. How can we achieve the same.
  
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Re: [S2] Tutorial with Eclipse

[hezjing]

Good, and it would be very nice to list Eclipse WTP plugin as one of
this tutorial's prerequisites.

Thank you!


On 6/14/07, robinbajaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


you will need to install the WTP plugins on top of your eclipse install.
even better, you can download it all as one complete bundle (called eclipse
distro)
from IBM's site - http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/eclipse/downloads/

There are a number of other vendors providing their own customized versions
of eclipse distros,
you can go with the one of your liking..
http://www.eclipse.org/callisto/downloads.php

hope it helps,
robin

Hez wrote:

 Hi!

 I have a fresh Eclipse installed and I'm following the Struts 2 +
 Spring 2 + JPA + AJAX tutorial.

 In the Doing it yourself section, it mentioned about File - New -
 Project and select Dynamic Web Project under Web folder. Unfortunately
 I'm don't see the Web folder ...

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Extends Struts - layout tag

[Sourabh Chandan]

Hi All,


I am trying to extend the one of the Layout tag for providing customize
functionlity like passing more attributes in tag.

For example i am writing  like

MyClass extends DatagridColumnTag

How can I continue this. if any docs please post it to me


OR


I am trying to read the entered data in datagrid.js file .. I am able to
find
the column  column name , property but not the actual data wht I entered
for validation purpose

Reply me sooon.

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Re: why response.addCookie not working inside Struts action class

[Zoran Avtarovski]

Have a look at this:

http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t124632-struts-set-a-cookie.html

Also, in the past or protocol was to use bean:cookie to set cookies, I'm
actually sure why, but it works reliably.

Z. 

 inside Struts(1.x) Action class, within method

   public ActionForward(ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form,
 HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws Exception

   i did the following:

   ...
   Cookie me;
   me=new Cookie(LoginID,xxx);
   me.setMaxAge(30*24*60*60);
   response.addCookie(me);
   ...
   return mapping.findFroward(success);

   but no cookie(LoginID) is generated at local harddisk, what could be happen?
 inside Struts action class, can not call Cookie function?

   any clue? tks in advance

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Re: Standalone DatePicker?

[Zoran Avtarovski]

Also, Matts, calendar popup has a struts 1 taglib which works great. Let me
know if you can't find it and I'll send it to you.

Z.

 As the DateTimePicker is actually a Dojo widget I'd assume you can also
 use it without Struts2:
 
 http://dojotoolkit.org/
 
 But I'd rather use this JavaScript calendar:
 
 http://www.mattkruse.com/javascript/calendarpopup/
 
 Torsten
 
 Christopher Schultz schrieb:
 All,
 
 I am a user of Struts 1 and I've seen a lot of discussion of the S2 date
 picker lately. I have a need for a date picker and I'd like to know if
 there is a way to use this widget without actually running S2 under the
 hood.
 
 I realize that the tag library is probably just generating a number of
 script and link tags that could be used directly. Has anyone done
 this before successfully? My web searches mostly resulted in posts to
 this list using it in the standard way.
 
 Can anyone point me towards any documentation for using this without the
 struts tags themselves?
 
 Thanks,
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Re: How to validate field in type of a model class by annotations.

[Jeromy Evans]

  public User getUser() {return user;}

   @EmailValidator(type = ValidatorType.FIELD,
   fieldName = user.email, key = email.invalid,
   message = Invalid mail addrss)
   public void setUser(User user) {this.user = user;}

I noticed that using @Validations, I can specify the @EmailValidation
as a validation rule for whole class but the speicif field. But I
cannot specify short-circuit in @Validations.

Any idea?

In 2.0.6 the annotation validation has a lot of limitations compared to 
the xml version.  For a start it doesn't work with multiple action 
methods properly, I'm fairly sure it can't be used with the DWR ajax 
validator and I'm fairly sure you can't use 'fieldName = user.email on 
a User property.  I'm not 100% sure because I stopped bothering with it 
as XML works just fine.


However, there's been many improvements to annotation validation in 
xwork 2.0.2 and 2.1 in the last few months (see the issues at [1], maybe 
yours is mentioned), and great improvements to ajax validation for 
struts 2.1, so I don't know the status any more.  Struts 2.0.6 uses 
xwork 2.0.1 but Struts 2.0.8 uses xwork 2.0.3. 


In summary, it probably should work but doesn't, so maybe try Struts 2.0.8.

[1] http://jira.opensymphony.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa   (search for 
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How to use ObjectFactory

[Strut_developer]

Hello,

I want to use object factory in my project but what I have found that
ObjectFactory.getInstance returns null in separate thread.

Scenario: At time of starting server object factory is initialized and I am
able to use it in actions. but in server startup event, after server is
started I am starting new thread for my custom requirement but in that
thread I am facing this problem.

Please advice,


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[S2] Getting DAO from Spring in Struts Action

[M. Bitner]

Good day,

I'm working on a Struts 2 app that uses Spring to manage the DAO
layer. I have the ContextLoaderListener and applicationContext
configured in web.xml. When the app starts I can see in the console
that Spring is picking up the beans defined in applicationContext and
instantiating them. How do I get them into my actions to use them for
data access? Are they part of the session? Thank you very much.

Melissa

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Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question

[Laurie Harper]

I think Al meant he raised the issue on the dev list in response to your 
message, so that it will be fixed in the next release. It was certainly 
an unfortunate omission, though.


You can help prevent such problems in the future, though, by watching 
the Struts dev list for announcements of new builds and trying them out 
in your environment. The more users who help out in that way, the better 
our chances are of catching such problems before release.


IIRC, the Tiles plugin for Struts 2 is still considered 'experimental' 
because Tiles itself hasn't yet had a GA release. I couldn't confirm 
that with a quick glance through the Struts 2 or Tiles sites, though, so 
I may be mis-remembering (I don't use Tiles with Struts 2 at the 
moment). Assuming that's true, however, I would advise keeping an eye on 
the Tiles dev list so you can track changes that may impact your 
deployment -- and perhaps raise your concerns if you feel they're 
over-burdensome.


L.

Ray Clough wrote:
I got it to work with 2 steps.  1)  I downloaded the 2.0.3 version of Tiles. 
Note that this requires knowing the download url, because the current Tiles

download page is for v2.0.4 only.  The difference in the download url is
only the version number.  2)  The Tiles DTD seems to have changed.  The
'put' tag is now 'put-attribute'.  Of course, that is a Tiles issue, not a
Struts issue.

As a commentary, omitting an important and required dependency from a
well-understood sister-project seems to argue some sort of insanity in the
Struts-2 release process.  (you say that you had previously raised the
issue, yet they still failed to include it.)

- Ray Clough




Al Sutton-4 wrote:

Grab the distribution from tiles.apache.org and copy the jsp jar into your
webapp.

This is something I raised on the dev list and the jar will be part of
future builds.

-Original Message-
From: Ray Clough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: user@struts.apache.org
Sent: 6/13/07 9:00 PM
Subject: Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question


Nope.  It seems pretty clear that something is missing.  Here is the
error:

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.apache.tiles.jsp.context.JspTilesContextFactory

For Tiles 2.0.4, that file is found in the file tiles-jsp-2.0.4.jar.  I
don't know about Tiles 2.0.3 that is bundled with Struts-2.0.8, but 2.0.8 
does not include a 'tiles-jsp-2.0.3.jar' file.  


- Ray Clough



Al Sutton-4 wrote:
Have you checked the old version of tiles has been removed?, the version 
shipped with 2.0.6 was a pre-release of Tiles 2 and the internal APIs 
changed, I had some problems until I realised my appserver was caching 
the old tiles jars and the problems were comming from an API mismatch.


Ray Clough wrote:

It doesn't seem to be a straight forward upgrade from 2.0.6, at least so
far
as Tiles is concerned.  We get a bunch of different exceptions,
depending
on
what we try to do.  Each fix seems to break something else, though.

Advice?

- Ray Clough

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Re: avoiding resetting of values

[Laurie Harper]

goodprogram wrote:

Hi

I have 7 textbox fields, when i enter the values for all those and submit 
the form, the clientside and server side validations are working well,

but the problem is, it resets all  textbox values to be empty, and
forwarding to the same input page,

How can i avoid resetting of values and display the correspondig values in
textboxes?


In order for anyone to help, ou'll need to supply more information, 
including what version of Struts you're using, relevant configuration 
and code snippets, etc. There's not enough here to offer any diagnosis.


L.


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Re: [S2] Tiles plugin on 1.4

[Laurie Harper]

Dave Newton wrote:

--- Charbel Abdul-Massih wrote:

I did run retro-translator on the tiles-plugin
jars...I was able to get
weblogic 8.1 started on jdk 1.4.2 without any
issues, so I moved a step
closer...However, when I try to access my action,
and it returns a tiles
result, I get the following jsp error in the
browser:


Ah, yes.

http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/weblogic-81.html

I don't know if this has been fixed in 2.0.8, but IIRC
up to 2.0.6 I had to fix the TLD files to run under
WL8.1SP5.

I unpacked the jars, modified the TLDs and repacked;
there may be other ways around it, I may have
mis-diagnosed the issue, or... something else
entirely. That page might not be complete, either; I
did that a long time ago.


For that particular error, though, I believe the problem is that the tag 
implementation is missing a setScope() method, which would be a bug in 
Tiles.


Charbel, I would suggest raising that on the Tiles lists and probably 
filing it in Tiles' bug tracker too.


L.


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Re: Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question

[Ray Clough]

Thx.

 - Original Message -
 From: Laurie Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: user@struts.apache.org
 Subject:  Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question
 Date:  Thu, 14 Jun 2007 01:15:31 -0400
 
 
 I think Al meant he raised the issue on the dev list in response to 
 your message, so that it will be fixed in the next release. It was 
 certainly an unfortunate omission, though.
 
 You can help prevent such problems in the future, though, by 
 watching the Struts dev list for announcements of new builds and 
 trying them out in your environment. The more users who help out in 
 that way, the better our chances are of catching such problems 
 before release.
 
 IIRC, the Tiles plugin for Struts 2 is still considered 
 'experimental' because Tiles itself hasn't yet had a GA release. I 
 couldn't confirm that with a quick glance through the Struts 2 or 
 Tiles sites, though, so I may be mis-remembering (I don't use Tiles 
 with Struts 2 at the moment). Assuming that's true, however, I 
 would advise keeping an eye on the Tiles dev list so you can track 
 changes that may impact your deployment -- and perhaps raise your 
 concerns if you feel they're over-burdensome.
 
 L.
 
 Ray Clough wrote:
  I got it to work with 2 steps.  1)  I downloaded the 2.0.3 
  version of Tiles. Note that this requires knowing the download 
  url, because the current Tiles
  download page is for v2.0.4 only.  The difference in the download url is
  only the version number.  2)  The Tiles DTD seems to have changed.  The
  'put' tag is now 'put-attribute'.  Of course, that is a Tiles issue, not a
  Struts issue.
 
  As a commentary, omitting an important and required dependency from a
  well-understood sister-project seems to argue some sort of insanity in the
  Struts-2 release process.  (you say that you had previously raised the
  issue, yet they still failed to include it.)
 
  - Ray Clough
 
 
 
 
  Al Sutton-4 wrote:
  Grab the distribution from tiles.apache.org and copy the jsp jar into your
  webapp.
 
  This is something I raised on the dev list and the jar will be part of
  future builds.
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Ray Clough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: user@struts.apache.org
  Sent: 6/13/07 9:00 PM
  Subject: Re: Struts 2.0.8 upgrade question
 
 
  Nope.  It seems pretty clear that something is missing.  Here is the
  error:
 
  java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
  org.apache.tiles.jsp.context.JspTilesContextFactory
 
  For Tiles 2.0.4, that file is found in the file tiles-jsp-2.0.4.jar.  I
  don't know about Tiles 2.0.3 that is bundled with Struts-2.0.8, 
  but 2.0.8 does not include a 'tiles-jsp-2.0.3.jar' file.  - Ray 
  Clough
 
 
 
  Al Sutton-4 wrote:
  Have you checked the old version of tiles has been removed?, 
  the version shipped with 2.0.6 was a pre-release of Tiles 2 and 
  the internal APIs changed, I had some problems until I realised 
  my appserver was caching the old tiles jars and the problems 
  were comming from an API mismatch.
 
  Ray Clough wrote:
  It doesn't seem to be a straight forward upgrade from 2.0.6, at least so
  far
  as Tiles is concerned.  We get a bunch of different exceptions,
  depending
  on
  what we try to do.  Each fix seems to break something else, though.
 
  Advice?
 
  - Ray Clough
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