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Title: Re: [OS-webwork] Re: [Springframework-developer] Re: XWork/Spring integration
Hi
all,
I am
working through porting an existing error handling code over to a WebWork
action. In my old code, I load up from a configuration object the email to
send a message to, the recipient name, and
Hi Dick and all the others
I just wanted to let you know that changing
the getQuery() method in
the Query class to be synchronized solved the
thread hanging issue.
As far as our application goes this is the only
thread safty
issue that came up in a production environment
(under a heav
That was doExecute(). In WW1.3, I could call actionname!default.action
just to initialize or show a form (without declaration).
> Action.execute() is it
>
> Lars Fischer wrote:
> > Does WW2 have something like doDefault() contained in WW 1.3 ?
> >
> > It would be nice to have a standard action
If you declare an action in a package with no namespace, that action
will be accessed everywhere.
/index.vm
You can add a method param, like if
you wan't another method (not execute()) to be called.
/Jonas
Lars Fischer wrote:
That was doExecute(). In WW1.3, I could call ac
Jonas Eriksson wrote:
Hi Matt, Patric and all others!
I've been using a special VelocityResult and WebWorkVelocityServlet
(JIRA WW-288 (LARGE hack!)) in WW2 that is an extension of the
VelocityLayoutServlet in Velocity Tools. Those files depended a lot on
the old implementation of how the tag
I need to generate an email from an action. What is the best way to do that
with WW2?
Eric
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Do this as you would in any other application. Use an application
server's mail service, setup a JMS queue or use the mail API directly
(http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/). JMS is perhaps best due to
it's asynchronous nature - you don't have to wait for the mail to get
sent before returnin
On Fri, Oct 24, 2003 at 01:47:41PM +0100, John Patterson wrote:
> I notice that in previous discussions on this list, people talk a lot
> about using ServletFilters to open a Session and ensure it is closed.
> Is there any problem with using an interceptor to do this?
[wrapped your text]
This wil
Okay, so there isn't anything "Out of the box" or "WebWork way" for doing
this.. I guess what I am learning about WebWork is that it isn't the
"garbage can" approach to providing everything.. I have used Turbine
extensively, and in Turbe there are built in tools to for generating an
email using a
Good Morning,
I am using the Java API for XML Binding (JAXB) to create beans from XML
Schema. (This works very well, BTW) One of the features of JAXB is
validation against the Schema that was used to generate the beans in the
first place.
The architecture is simple: you validate the object tre
Hi all! I made a update from the CVS today and noticed lots of changes.
(great! ) But there is some thing that im a bit confiused over. In the form
template for example, if you dont fill in the name parameter value as name="
'test' ", then it will be blank. So if you leave this out '' then it will
Hmm... Not sure what you're trying to do... You're getting an XML string
in your Action and using JAXB to build some objects from it? I haven't
worked with JAXB since I looked at it and determined it didn't meet my
needs, but I assume it has some kind of error reporting interface? You
just need an
That's why you need to make it a lazy proxy (i.e. don't open a session
until you really NEED it, and even better, have a flag for whether it
was opened read-only or read-write and don't flush for read-only) and
set it into the ActionContext (or your own ThreadLocal)
> -Original Message-
>
Title: Message
Webwork configuration can be made to pull from multiple locations... I
don't think we want to introduce any dependencies on
commons-*
-Original Message-From: Eric Pugh
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 3:00
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Su
For backwards compatibiity and consistency all attribute values are
evaluated now against the ValueStack, so if you intend for them to be
String literals, you need to single quote them.
> -Original Message-
> From: Mathias Berg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 9:
For some reason I am miserably failing to put a String on the OgnlValueStack
in an own tag (which extends WebWorkTagSupport).
I first tried it with getValueStack().setValue("disableControl",
disableControlObject), but then I couldn't find disableControl via
findValue.
Now I try it via "push(disab
I think I am a little lost
...
Is this in regards to the thread I started
a little while ago about allowing an interceptor that is in a stack to
be parameterized within the action ?
Thus allowing stacks to be defined, and
re-used, with different params.
Jason Carreira wrote:
Message
If you push something onto the stack, you won't find it with that name,
you'll then be able to access its properties transparently using the
property names in a findValue() call.
I'm not sure why you're getting a ClassCastException... Can you post a
stack trace?
Jason
> -Original Message
Would it be hard to implement what I have said ?
Would it require a new xml node in the xml file ?
Cameron
Jason Carreira wrote:
Message
No... this is in regards to Patrick saying that
interceptor-refs could not be parameterized when defined within the
Action...
-Origin
<2003-okt-27 kl 17:19 CET>
<[ServletContext(id=26962306,name=pan,context-path=/pan)] Servlet
failed with Exception
java.lang.ClassCastException
at
com.opensymphony.webwork.lifecycle.RequestLifecycleFilter.doFilter(RequestLi
fecycleFilter.java:53)
at
weblogic.servlet.internal.Fil
Jonas Eriksson wrote:
Any pointer of how a solution could be done would be greatly appreciated
. I will of course submit my changes to JIRA (if the solution is nice
enough) so others may download and try it out. Unfortunately there are a
couple of properties in the VelocityLayoutServlet that ar
On 10/27/03 09:45:26 -0600 Jason Carreira wrote:
You
just need an adapter which can translate its errors into error messages
which can go into a ValidationContext...
This is exactly the comment I was after. Can you please give me some more
detail? Implementation ideas? Etc...
Basically, I'm usin
Eric Pugh wrote:
Okay, so there isn't anything "Out of the box" or "WebWork way" for doing
this.. I guess what I am learning about WebWork is that it isn't the
"garbage can" approach to providing everything.. I have used Turbine
extensively, and in Turbe there are built in tools to for generating
Something like (and I completely don't know the JAXB API)
public class JaxbFieldValidator extends FieldValidatorSupport {
public void validate(Object object) throws ValidationException {
String fieldName = getFieldName();
String fieldValue = this.getFieldValue(fieldName, object
Hi all!
Today, instead of doing what I should have been doing, I had a look at
the the config-browser app which seemed a little bit lonely and
abandoned. :) I thought it would be a good idea to have some sort og
visual representation of the namespaces, results and interceptors in an
xwork pack
Hi all,
This may be a silly question, but...
I want to checkout webwork2 from cvs, but I can't seem to login. I've
tried:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs login
using "guest" as my password, per the "CVS client setup" instructions
at https://webwork.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectSource,
Hm... I'm not sure, but java.net may force you to become an Observer on
the project and use your actual login to get the code from CVS... That's
a pain if it's true, but at least you CAN get it, unlike anonvs at
sf.net :-)
> -Original Message-
> From: Tim O'Donnell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Aha! My plan worked! I knew if I abandoned that long enough someone
would make it look nice!
I need to read through this in more detail, but is it possible to have
it not render the graphs if you don't have the other package (i.e. just
have the nice tables, etc) and have the graphs if you do have
Wow that looks so much better! I like it!
Dag Liodden wrote:
Hi all!
Today, instead of doing what I should have been doing, I had a look at
the the config-browser app which seemed a little bit lonely and
abandoned. :) I thought it would be a good idea to have some sort og
visual representation
use an empty password, just hit enter when it asks for the password
Tim O'Donnell (Work) wrote:
Hi all,
This may be a silly question, but...
I want to checkout webwork2 from cvs, but I can't seem to login. I've
tried:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs login
using "guest" as my password,
Try with an empty password
Jason Carreira wrote:
Hm... I'm not sure, but java.net may force you to become an Observer on
the project and use your actual login to get the code from CVS... That's
a pain if it's true, but at least you CAN get it, unlike anonvs at
sf.net :-)
-Original Message---
Jason Carreira wrote:
Aha! My plan worked! I knew if I abandoned that long enough someone
would make it look nice!
Smart guy. ;)
I need to read through this in more detail, but is it possible to have
it not render the graphs if you don't have the other package (i.e. just
have the nice tables,
I also had trouble with this when WW moved to java.net. In the end, I
just had to register on java.net and login with that username / pw... A
little spooky since they don't support any crypto, but then again, I'm
not that paranoid anyways. :)
D
Hani Suleiman wrote:
Try with an empty password
I had to register as an observer to get access, but it's a relatively
painless process.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jason
Carreira
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 1:42 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [OS-webwork] webwork2 cvs acce
Thanks guys. I tried with an empty password for "guest" (could have
sworn I tried that, but maybe I just tried it with anoncvs) and it
worked fine.
Thanks for the assist,
Tim
On Monday, October 27, 2003, at 02:38 PM, Dag Liodden wrote:
I also had trouble with this when WW moved to java.net.
What's spooky about it? Did you use a username/pw you care about? Would
it not be spooky if it was an encrypted login? Would you just assume
that since they had good over the wire security that the data (your
username/pw) was securely stored on the server?
On Oct 27, 2003, at 5:38 PM, Dag Liodd
Yeah, I found this too by accident since sf.net uses the username
'guest'. I haven't seen it documented anywhere on the java.net site
though.
Cheers,
matthew
On Oct 27, 2003, at 5:02 PM, Tim O'Donnell (Work) wrote:
Thanks guys. I tried with an empty password for "guest" (could have
sworn I
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