Seems fine with me.
CRANFORD, CHRIS wrote:
!-- actions --
bean id=personAction scope=prototype
class=com.company.app.struts2.actions.PersonAction
constructor-arg ref=personService/
/bean
I don't see any advantage on creating Actions with Spring. It works fine
without it and
Hi,
I've just created similar skeleton couple of days ago.
To let Spring generate your Service and DAO beans, you have to specify also
the GenericService and GenericDAO in your applicationContext xml. You (can)
set them as abstract and you have to specify the inheritance relationship
between the
Hi All,
My requirement is this:
1. User fills a form and submits.
2. If he has not logged in, login form comes up.
3. after logging in, the data automatically gets submitted and next page comes.
I am new to struts and unable to figure out the natural solution, even after a
lot of googling. As
Hi Wild Oscar, thanks for your input.
First, I agree my design needs work with respect to naming conventions and
thank you for the suggestions. This was more of a very crude example of how I
should be relating components in the Hibernate/Spring/Struts2 design pattern so
I can grasp the
Hi Sanjay,
when intercepting action for the first time (no logged user),
You can save submited data along with request uri and put it into
session/database
then after login (inside login action), check if these informations
are present in sesion/database
and forward to desired action with all the
I haven't been following this thread so if my answer doesn't help... sorry.
I have configured a default Action setup to catch all unknown actions.
The default-action-ref tag [1] sets the action to use when the requested
action isn't found.
default-action-ref name=Unknown /
action
The problem has something to do with the get method in the action class not
being called.
Any ideas why this would happen?
If I hit refresh a time or two it works fine.
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Kris Reid escribió:
The problem has something to do with the get method in the action class not
being called.
Any ideas why this would happen?
If I hit refresh a time or two it works fine.
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http://www.kremsoft.com Kremsoft - Software Development
Are you using ajax tags (like dojo
Oscar Calderón-2 wrote:
Are you using ajax tags (like dojo ) or something like that with
displaytag?
No - haven't got any ajax or anything fancy
I seem to have found a work around
In the action class I stick the List into the request object
request.setAttribute(list, list);
And
You're attributes are wrong. Should be:
display:table name=list class=table id=bean pagesize=100
/display:table
@name is the name of your request attribute.
@id is the request attribute created at each the iteration.
Paul
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Kris Reid krisrei...@gmail.com wrote:
Whoops - made I typo whilst I was mucking around.
That's not the problem though
Paul Benedict-2 wrote:
You're attributes are wrong. Should be:
display:table name=list class=table id=bean pagesize=100
/display:table
@name is the name of your request attribute.
@id is the request
I have an object with a java.util.Date field. I present the object inside a
form with the following tag:
s:textfield key=detail.date
value=%{getText('detail.date',{schedule.dateTime})} label=Date/Time/
where detail.date is a date formatting pattern.
The problem arises because after getText(),
Hi to all, i have a simple question about s:iterator tag. Let's say
that we have a property in our action of type List, but in that list i
only store Strings.
When i want to print the value of the list on the JSP i use this code
snipped:
s:iterator value=selIngredientes
s:property value=?
One quick solution might be , which I am using but most of them may not agree
with me,
-- Delcare a string in the action which take the value enter in the text
box.
-- Add the validation in the validation.xml as a regular expression and can
add as requiredString , if the filed is mandatory to
Try this:
s:iterator value=selIngredientes
s:property /
/s:iterator
Calling s:property without specifying a value will default to the top of
the value stack which ought to be the current element in the list because
you're inside the s:iterator tag.
-Brian
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 12:53 PM,
//Assuming we have this Action
//A Simple Action Class which demonstrates placing information in a Map
public class GetEntryAction extends ActionSupport
{
private ArrayList stats_list=new ArrayList(30); //a collection of stats
private class stats
{
private ArrayList
Brian Thompson escribió:
Try this:
s:iterator value=selIngredientes
s:property /
/s:iterator
Calling s:property without specifying a value will default to the top of
the value stack which ought to be the current element in the list because
you're inside the s:iterator tag.
-Brian
On Fri,
I created new space to work on the documentation, the guide main page is here:
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/S2NewDocDraft/Guides
I think it is very important that we clean up the documentation,
document missing parts, remove outdated stuff, the version boxes,
and the snippets as
wrong link: http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/S2NewDocDraft/User+Guide
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:30 AM, Musachy Barroso musa...@gmail.com wrote:
I created new space to work on the documentation, the guide main page is here:
Use javascript to get a reference to the form, and call its submit
method.
EG
form name=form id=form action=/setup.do
input name=blah /
input type=submit/
/form
script
function submit() {
document.getElementById(form).submit() return false;
}
/script
a href=javascript:submit();
Hi Pawel, Thanks for the insight. I would give a try.
Being a common scenario, is there any existing work already present for
this, so that I don't have to reinvent the wheel? I guess there should
already be some established library / code sample which people follow.
What do people normally do?
Hi Ben,
I think I understand your problem. I am have a similar situation where
I have a person class with a birthday.
I ended up writing a Converter to handle the date (because I needed it
in the format dd/mm/). I used the Person-conversion.properties to
say that I want that
If a form requires authentication, don't render it until the
user is logged in.
If you are worried about the user's session timing out before
the form is submitted, implement some sort of javascript timer
that (after a period equal to a session timeout), pops up a
modal login form.
I have a related question, but it's a bit of a side-track as I try to solve
my original problem.
What is the naming convention and the difference between the two types of
-validation.xml file naming?
I think I understand that ActionClass-validation.xml is called for all
(non-excluded) methods
Hello all.
In working through some Dojo stuff, I have come to a roadblock, on which I
hope someone will be able to shed some light.
I have a page that displays a user's account info. If they press update,
Dojo pops up a dialog box which allows them to update their info. Opening a
Dialog box in
If a form requires authentication, don't render it until the
user is logged in.
If you are worried about the user's session timing out before
the form is submitted, implement some sort of javascript timer
that (after a period equal to a session timeout), pops up a
modal login form.
I have done a fair amount of reading today on the topic again and
developed a few simple classes to support my service, model, and dao
architecture for using Hibernate 3.3.2 and Spring 2 with Struts2. The
problem I am currently facing is I get a detached error when deleting
an object and I get a
vikrant S wrote:
Initially I did not check for null textfield and I was able to validate the
username and password directly from database.but When I applied validate
method in my action class It began to validate for null fields but not for
stored username and password. I am pasting my
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