Very apt for the current world ;-)
Although saying that, I think this one may not be wright either. I'll
just
check me notes!
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From: "Matthew Van Horn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: F
my favorite is
"Dont be afraid to take a big step. You cant cross a chasm in two small
jumps." -- David Lloyd George
But the second Wright quote is wrong. Fox was not a network while he
was alive.
"Left to their own devices, the three networks would televise live
executions. [But not] Fox - theyd
Just wondering if any people from this list are currently in Japan, or
plan to be.
Looking for possible friends, co-workers, biz-partners etc.
My plans and projects are largely Java based, and this is list is very
active so I thought it is a good place to ask.
off list replies to:
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I wish I had a solution that didn't need the !empty test, or the "row =
row + 1" bit.
Matthew Van Horn wrote:
How do I access the form bean properties from my jsp page?
I have a property called columns which is a String[] array.
I'd like to do the equivalent of
How do I access the form bean properties from my jsp page?
I have a property called columns which is a String[] array.
I'd like to do the equivalent of the following using tags.
<%
String[] myArray = myForm.getColumns();
for (int i=0; i < myArray.length; i = i+7) {
out.print("");
f
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 01:08 AM, Erik Price wrote:
Matthew Van Horn wrote:
fjords is not a horse breed. Fjords are glacier-thingies in Norway.
Actually they're more like rivers with cliffs on either side.
Even dead parrots know that. At least dead Norwegian parrots.
plumage = fea
What I do is make the form field be a string, and then just add another
accessor method like:
java.util.Date getMyFieldAsDate(String format) {
String dateString = this.MyField;
//parse the string to a date and return
}
I don't know if this is 'correct', but it works for me.
-matt
On Monday, J
On Monday, June 2, 2003, at 03:03 PM, Brandon Goodin wrote:
Oh, yeah, an African swallow maybe, but not a European swallow. That's
my
point.
Brandon Goodin
Well, I never wanted to be a Java programmer anyway. I wanted to be a
Lumberjack!
--
European or African?
On Monday, June 2, 2003, at 02:53 PM, Andrew Hill wrote:
I suppose ye could nail a parrot to em and it could fly em over, but it
would be a bit heavy methinks. Hmmm... perhaps a swallow?
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s will be safe and get a quality education. :-))
BTW: All governments scare me! They are all out to get ME!!! :-))
Brandon Goodin
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Van Horn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2003 8:41 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [OT] slackers
esp. my wife.
If anyone knows of any jobs anywhere, I'd be much obliged.
Japan would be nice, Seattle, SF, or my hometown of NYC would be good
too. (My government scares me, but I miss the pizza)
6 month contracts welcome.
Sorry to sound bitter, just having an off day - Mondays and all that..
Not to mention those of us struggling along in Tokyo.
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 10:19 AM, Vikram Goyal wrote:
Hey! Who are you calling a slacker mate! :) A Foster here and a Foster
there
makes the world go around.
Happiling chugging on down under..
Vikram
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From: "M
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Now, I must go slam my head into the desk a few times for not figuring
that out myself. I recall seeing somewhere the the dot, and both sets
of braces were equivalent, and it stuck in my head. I'll try to find it
to see if it should be corrected.
On Thursday, M
I posted this before, but I didn't even get a response saying it was a
dumb question, not worth answering, so I'll ask again because I am
desperate.
I've got to finish this up soon, and I am stumped.
Again, sorry for the length - I just want to be clear.
I have a form that need to collect some
How do you write an index variable in an expression, where the index is
also variable.
i.e.
Given:
HashMap foo = new HashMap();
foo.put("bar", "xyzzy");
foo.put("baz", "plugh");
String indexStr = "bar";
this doesn't seem to work.
I think it is doing foo.get("indexStr") instead of foo.get("bar")
Can someone please give me a hand with this. I really don't know what I
am doing wrong. Sorry for the length - I just wanted to be clear.
I have a form that need to collect information about a person. This
information falls into several groups such as:
Bourbon
[] Jim Beam
[] Makers Mark
[] Blan
I get the following error whenever I deploy an .ear file, but if I just
stop and start JBoss the file is picked up and deploys fine.
If I then touch the file, I get the error again. What gives?
The best I can find with google is that it may have something to do
with the DTD going missing, or an
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