Re: Best practices with struts 2.0

2007-06-15 Thread Gert Vanthienen

L.S.,

About your value stack question:
I think you can use  
(http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/push.html) to add values to the 
stack, so they can be used by other struts tags afterwards.


Gert

setecastronomy wrote:

I'm new to Struts 2.0 and I have to difficulties in finding good tutorials.
 
I have many doubts on the best way to perform some actions.

For example I have the following line inside one jsp page:



It accesses a property in the action of integer type. They are minutes but I
wuold like to represent them as XX:YY where XX are the hours. Surely I can
code the function "getMontlyDeltaMinutesAs_XX_YY_String"
in the action but I would mix model and presentation. I think it is better
to use a special tag for formatting but I have no idea on how to do it.

The OGNL stack is somewhat misterious to me so I'm looking for a code
snippet to display everything on it.
I was quite surprised jsp variables such as  

<%! String aName = "Filippo";%> 


are not known to struts tags. Is there a way to use them, for example,
inside an  tag ?

Thanks for any help


  



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Best practices with struts 2.0

2007-06-15 Thread setecastronomy

I'm new to Struts 2.0 and I have to difficulties in finding good tutorials.
 
I have many doubts on the best way to perform some actions.
For example I have the following line inside one jsp page:



It accesses a property in the action of integer type. They are minutes but I
wuold like to represent them as XX:YY where XX are the hours. Surely I can
code the function "getMontlyDeltaMinutesAs_XX_YY_String"
in the action but I would mix model and presentation. I think it is better
to use a special tag for formatting but I have no idea on how to do it.

The OGNL stack is somewhat misterious to me so I'm looking for a code
snippet to display everything on it.
I was quite surprised jsp variables such as  

<%! String aName = "Filippo";%> 

are not known to struts tags. Is there a way to use them, for example,
inside an  tag ?

Thanks for any help


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