ag will "search" for values regarding system.
My $0.02
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Hi Jay
a learning curve and fewer tags.
My $0.02
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From: Assenza, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I have something written that will do
Check out jakarta
taglibs.
Jay.
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Are there any additional customtags, which might
be useful in case of struts?
cheers
Another way is to have the FormBean populated with the desired value. So
when the select tag is rendered, it will automatically select the value from
the form bean.
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Make
sure that Application.properties file is accessible from your classpath. Best
way to do this is to put it in /WEB-INF/classes/ directory.
Jay
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You may want to try using pageKey instead of srcKey. It should not make a
difference but something to check on!
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Last I
checked, I had to mess with the tomcat.bat to make sure that the latest version
of XML parser was being used. I am not sure if that is your problem, but it is a
good place to look. Check the Struts installation instructions. I think it talks
about how to resolve this is
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Yogesh,
This
is straight from one of my JSPs:
>
I have
a loaderTag that loads the design objects from the database and puts them into
ArrayList. This array list is then put into the session under name "designs".
Each design object has id and name attribute that I am
ving is that I get a "missing id/attribute" error from my
app
server - I can't even get the page to render to test my javascript!
Might be an iPlanet bug though...
--- Jay Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You need: onclick="javaScript:sub..."
>
> Jay.
>
You need: onclick="javaScript:sub..."
Jay.
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Does anyone know why this works:
Click me
BUT this doesn't?
age specified in the properties file:
Here is an example:
Application.properties:
Image.login=/images/login.gif
Image.logout=/images/logout.gif
HTML:IMG tag:
The html image tag will prepend the proper context in front of the images.
Hope this helps.
Jay Patel
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You are seeing that behavior is because Hashtable returns a Collection of
"Values" when values() is invoked. It would be easier if you just had a bean
that contained key and value information and have that bean in a Collection.
Jay Patel
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carry the data
2. Action servlet to perform your action
3. Form bean declaration in struts-config
4. Action mapping in struts-config
Good luck.
Jay Patel
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in the collection, two properties will
be looked up; namely value and label ( in above example ). You may have
different properties that you may want to look-up.
Previous example I sent you *was* a real code I am using.
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Short answer:
Long answer can be found at http://jakarta.apache.org
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