Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes 1.5 released

[marijan milicevic]

Tim Fennell wrote:

Automatically no.  Have we started the process, yes ;)

You can follow the ticket here if you're interested:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MAVENUPLOAD-2179

-t



hm, is that bundle jar correctly packaged?
I tried to submit to local repo but each jar directory starts with "." 
(dot) directory..



thanks for great release ;-)

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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes vs. Struts2

[marijan milicevic]

speaking about performance, at java one there was some benchmark talk,

http://developers.sun.com/learning/javaoneonline/2008/pdf/TS-6517.pdf

(in short, struts doesn't perform well, for example
one of the benchmarks showed that Spring MVC is handling 10 times more
transactions per sec than Struts 2:
Struts 2, 28-TPS vs Spring MVC 315-TPS
)

above banchmark should be taken with some caution of course,
but it indicates that there are issues with S2...
-m





Toni Lyytikäinen wrote:

Having tried both, I think Struts 2 is nowhere near the quality of
Stripes. The whole concept of building on top of a framework
originating from the early 2000's (WebWork) makes it feel quite dated
already - things like annotations seem like an afterthought at best.
Also, Struts 2 has lots of external dependencies like XWork, OGNL,
etc. A bug in those will affect the whole framework, and there sure
seem to be lots of bugs in XWork. Performance isn't a strong point of
Struts 2 either: it seems to give about 1/3 of the performance of
Stripes. YMMV of course, but it's a good idea to look into this too if
you are building a site that will face heavy traffic.

On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 11:03 PM, Gérald Quintana
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  

- Interceptor: wth S2, i couldn't find how to insert an interceptor
without redefining the whole chain (with some XML glue of course).
With Stripes an annotation on the class and it's done!
- OGNL: OGNL is yet another language to learn, Stripes uses the
standard language EL
- Value Stack (remember the  tags in S1): this may be
something powerful, but it's s complicated that I didn't dare
using it. Stripes doesn't have: it's useless.
- Tag Lib: S2 provided it's OGNL compatible tag lib but it's not JSTL
compatible. Stripes is standard compliant: JSTL is a must have
- Page language: S2 tag lib are rendered with Freemarker templates: it
looks interesting (theming) at first, and then you realise it 's
overwhelming. S2 page rendering can be done with JSP, FreeMarker,
Velocity. It can also work without any web server: this is nonsense.
- URL Binding: the Codebehind plugin is must have but it's not as
simple and powerful than Stripes
- Templating: i never used SiteMesh, but Tiles is hell. Tiles can't
work withouth XML configuration, it makes me crazy to reference ALL my
pages in this tiles-config.xml file!
- Documentation: there is a lot of S1 documentation around the web.
But S2 documentation is not as numerous.
- Packaging: lots of java packages: xwork, ognl, struts...

Some things which may be missing with Stripes:
- Forward/Redirect: they can be marked with annotations @Result making
it easy to see which action uses which page.
- Components: S2 provides some extra components like table, date
picker... They are fully integrated through plugins (and tag libs):
Dojo, YUI, JSCalendar...
- Ajax: S2 JSON Plugin transforms an action into a JSON-RPC end point
with Dojo RPC in mind.
- Config Browser: this plugin is very interesting for beginners, it
displays the mapping URL/Action.
- OSGI: S2 is following this buzz word: will it be it the next big
thing in Java land?

About the question "what's after S1?":
- Struts 2.1 is different from 2.0.
- Spring MVC 3.0 will be huge refactoring from previous versions and
may be big player

In a word: S2: powerful and (very) complicated/Stripes: simple and efficient

Gerald

2008/8/19, Freddy D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:


Hi all,

 If anyone has experience with both Stripes and Struts2, it would be great if 
you
 could write-up your impressions on how they compare. This isn't for me, by the
 way; but I'm sure it is a reasonable question for people who know Struts2 and
 are interested in Stripes. With the Stripes 1.5 release, it might become a
 frequently asked question - perhaps it would be worth it, along with all the
 other updates to be done on the Stripes wiki, to add a Struts2 comparison as
 an "upgrade" to the already existing Struts1 comparison page.

 What do you think?

 Thanks in advance to any contributors.

 Cheers,
 Freddy



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[Stripes-users] ACL stuff...

[marijan milicevic]

Hi all,

after reading stripes book decided to switch my security implementation 
from
http://www.stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Securing+Stripes+With+ACLs
to:
http://www.stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Security+Interceptor+for+custom+authorization

but soon realized(eh..read: got exceptions al over the place ;-))
that later implementation has a serious drawback(in mine case) and that 
is it's tag usage:




Now, if you have a navigation which is a layout-definition,
and you have beans that preload stuff based on some parameter/user input,
you are kinda screwed cause your bean cannot be instantiated (if there 
are exceptions).

Also, my navigation contains references to something like 20 or more 
action beans,
so even if it would run without NPE's, preloading all those beans just 
to check the roles,
is a lot of overhead..(especially knowing that calling 
context.request.isUserInRole(..) should be enough...)

oh well, rollback...

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Re: [Stripes-users] ACL stuff...

[marijan milicevic]

Hi Oscar,
see my answers below:

Oscar Westra van Holthe - Kind wrote:
[snip]


One of the assumptions of the security interceptor I wrote, is that for
Sttipes to execute the event handler the bean must exist. This can be done
in several ways:
- via the usual Stripes event handling (for the bean called "actionBean")
- via the stripes tag useActionBean (which can also call an event handler)

Both of these are created (and have their properties set) when used. It is
therefore always possible to use them for security as well. Or so I thought;
as you're getting exceptions, this may be wrong.

So to find out what's happening, I'll list what I understand from the entire
process with respect to the security tag:
1. An action bean in instantiated by Stripes.
2. The security tag finds the bean instance and the Method that will handle
   the named event (or the default event handler if no event is named)
3. The security manager is asked to check if access is allowed
4. The security manager returns Boolean.TRUE if so, Boolean.FALSE if not,
   or null if some information is missing.
5. The tag shows it's content (or not) based on this result.

Based on testing I did, I think that it's unlikely that steps 2, 3 or 5
create problems. My guess is steps 1 and/or 4.

You mentioned that your bean cannot be instantiated, suggesting the problem is
in step 1. Why is that?

  


Problem is that when using stripes:useActionBean my "preload" methods 
are called

e.g: one of my methods marked as:

@Before(stages = LifecycleStage.BindingAndValidation, on = {CREATE, 
SAVE, EDIT, UPDATE})


loads quite lot of data and although it is within admin area and not 
offten used

I would rather not run those queries.

Now, there are some beans that load data based on previous action so
I don't care if someone calls action directly (it just fails with an 
exception)

e.g. a stupid example copuld be:

@Before(stages = LifecycleStage.BindingAndValidation)
void loadData(){
   foo.load();
   if(ctx.getEventName().equals("FOO")){
  // load some more data if FOO
  foo.loadMore();
   }
}
Problem is however that ctx.getEventName() will throw NPE as event is 
null when you use

stripes:useActionBean tag.
Now I have to say that I never used stripes:useActionBean tag before,
so I don't know what are best practices when using it...



Also, my navigation contains references to something like 20 or more
action beans,
so even if it would run without NPE's, preloading all those beans just
to check the roles,
is a lot of overhead..(especially knowing that calling
context.request.isUserInRole(..) should be enough...)



This is indeed one of the weaknesses of the security interceptor. On the
other hand, the bean object is short lived and doesn't have much properties
populated (if any). The memory nor the call stack will be overly burdened by
this I think. Especially compared to the rest of the request handling.

This may be true for the stripes part, except, if you hit database in
@Before / @After methods..(see above)
Also, we have @EJB's got injected in there and I am just not sure how
it's going to scale on a high load...

Now this is our first Stripes app and we are figuring out
what works well and what not for us;
one of the things that works well is preloading of data within
@Before /@After lifecycle methods, so I would rather keep it in there..


So, my suggestion to solve (my) ;-) problem here would be,
instead of:

1. An action bean in instantiated by Stripes.
something like:
1. An action bean is scanned on startup and all anotation data is stored so security manager can do access lookup 


but, I haven't had a look into implementation, so, this may not work..

and thanks for your clarification (and code contribution)..
-m











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Re: [Stripes-users] Unsubscribe

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> -Opprinnelig melding-
> Fra: Cosmin Marginean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sendt: ti 23.09.2008 10:43
> Til: Stripes Users List
> Emne: Re: [Stripes-users] Sending event name
>
> Thanks for all of this. Will the Stripes book contain topics like this? (is 
> there some sort of preview available)
>
>
> thank u all very much. that was so helpful.
>
> --- On Mon, 9/22/08, Tim Fennell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  PROTECTED]>  wrote:
>
>
> From: Tim Fennell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Stripes-users] Sending event name
> To: "Stripes Users List" 
>  
> 
> Date: Monday, September 22, 2008, 5:34 PM
>
>
> It's really quite simple.  What happens during a regular form 
> submission is that the browser includes a parameter based on the button that 
> was clicked.  So if you have a button that looks like this in HTML:
> 
>
>
> then when you click on it the browser will add the following 
> to the set of parameters posted:
> btnI=I'm Feeling Lucky
>
>
> Since Stripes knows ahead of time the set of events it can 
> expect (based on method names and @HandlesEvent annotations) it pokes into 
> the request and looks for any request parameters with a name that matches one 
> of the event names it knows about. When it finds one it considers it a match 
> and runs that event.
>
> So to simulate it using a link you just add a parameter with 
> the name == eventName - the value doesn't matter.  However, you shouldn't 
> have to concern yourself with this as you can just do:
> 
>
>
> -t
>
> On Sep 22, 2008, at 8:19 PM, farouk alhassan wrote:
>
>
> I think a literal explanation on how stripes is able 
> to determine which button has generated the event will come in handy. this is 
> because a lot of the times, i get into the situation where the action i am 
> expecting will have to come from a link, not a button on a form. But i don't 
> know how to make a link behave like a form post with the action name in the 
> right place
> for stripes to pick up. I have had to resort to 
> passing in a parameter and letting the default handler handle the event and 
> using the parameter to tell which method to call.
>
> Cheers
>
> --- On Mon, 9/22/08, Freddy Daoud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
>
>
> From: Freddy Daoud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Stripes-users] Sending event 
> name
> To: "Stripes Users List" 
> 
> Date: Monday, September 22, 2008, 7:37 AM
>
>
> Hi Cosmin,
>
> A safer, more explicit, less 'hacky' way to 
> do it is to use a hidden
> input whose name is '_eventName' and value is 
> the name of your event,
> as in
>
> 
>
> This would call public Resolution execute() 
> on your action bean.
>
> Cheers,
> Freddy
> http://www.stripesbook.com
>
> On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 17:22:56 +0300, "Cosmin 
> Marginean"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  PROTECTED]>  said:
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > Again, I am running in a "best-practice" 
> issue. I am trying to
> submit a
> > form to an action but not to it's default 
> handler. For this, I saw
> that
> > having a submit button with the name of the 
> event to be handled will
> > submit to that event handler.
> >
> > However, I am not using a submit button (UI 
> issues) and I need to submit
>
> > to this non-default handler. As I saw, I 
> can use a hidden input whose
> > name is the name of the event (same as in 
> the case of the submit button
> > input). This seems to work (at a first 
>

Re: [Stripes-users] Can i get the ActionContext in a non ActionBean class?

[marijan milicevic]

Hi Andrei,
depends on your needs/app setup, but probably your best bet is
to use an interceptor:
http://www.stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Intercept+Execution

-m





On 10/06/2008 03:55 PM, amarkovits wrote:
> Hy
> My first post, my first question:
>
> Can i access the ActionContext in a non ActionBean class?
>
> I want to makes some logs on the db operations.
> For example what i want to do is something like this:
>
> Class X{
>
>   public void addEntry(String value){
> db.insert(value);
> String username = session.getAtribute("username");
> loger.log(username, "add entry "+value);
>   }
> }
>
> Can i get in the X class the Http session without transmitting as a method
> parameter for example?
>
> Andrei
>
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> http://www.nabble.com/Can-i-get-the-ActionContext-in-a-non-ActionBean-class--tp19836554p19836554.html
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Re: [Stripes-users] ???section.MessageList??? ???section.ContactList??? ???section.Compose???

[marijan milicevic]

Hi,
you are (probably) either missing Stripes.properties or messages within 
your locale.properties file..
-m


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> I'm doing the Mail Application from the book and use the code exactly
> as it is in the book and the following show in the menu:
> ???section.MessageList???  ???section.ContactList???  ???section.Compose???
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Re: [Stripes-users] How to pass data between pages

[marijan milicevic]

Hi Timo,

have you tried @Wizard forms or wizardfiedls tag?

http://stripes.sourceforge.net/docs/current/javadoc/net/sourceforge/stripes/tag/WizardFieldsTag.html
hth,
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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes Security

[marijan milicevic]

Hi,
if you click through, you'll come to:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=217148
there's stripestuff.jar which you also can download.

I agree, it's confusing, there should be at least some landing page with 
little bit documentation..

-m




On 11/04/2008 05:32 PM, Alex Turner wrote:

Hello,

I was hoping for a bit of help: I'm following the wonderful new 
stripes book, and I'm looking at the security section and it talks 
about a security module from stripes-stuff.org 
, but http://www.stripes-stuff.org just 
redirects me to a download page for stripersist.  I did a quick search 
and came up with the following URL: 
http://www.stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Security+Interceptor+for+custom+authorization
which looks like it might be the same thing that I'm looking for from 
the book as I think the author is the same, but I'm unclear if that's 
the case as the package names are completely different.


Any guidance greatly appreciated,


Alex
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Re: [Stripes-users] My Stripes book arrived yesterday!

[marijan milicevic]

Glad you enjoyed the book David! So tell me, how does it look in print? ;)
Because yeah, takes a while to ship way up here in Canada, haven't
received mine yet :_(

  


It arrived here in Amstredam as of yesterday ;-)
thx.

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Re: [Stripes-users] Problem with Validation

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On 11/17/2008 05:58 AM, Gregg Bolinger wrote:
> Alex, I tend to not open attachments in mailing lists. :)  It would 
> really be best if you could just copy and paste the most relevant bits 
> of code in the message, for me at least.  I obviously don't speak for 
> everyone.
>
>

windows user?
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Re: [Stripes-users] Captcha Support

[marijan milicevic]

eh, what's wrong with it? all is easy to configure...within XML..boys 
from Spring use this trick too... ;-)


jokes aside, maybe they have good defaults?




On 11/25/2008 02:17 PM, Gregg Bolinger wrote:
Is it as simple to use?  I saw this on the simplecatpcha config page 
and ran away crying like a baby to jcaptcha. :o)  Maybe none of that 
is necessary?  Id love to see an example of how you implemented it.








cap.border
yes





cap.border.c
black





cap.border.th 
1




cap.cap.producer
nl.captcha.obscurity.imp.DefaultCaptchaIml





cap.text.producer
Default







cap.char.arr
2,3,4,6,7,8,a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,k,o,r,s,t,x,y





cap.char.arr.l
7




cap.font.arr
Arial,Helvetica,Courier,TimesRoman




cap.font.size
40





cap.font.color
166,31,255



cap.distortionImp




cap.backgroundImp





cap.background.c.to 
255,255,255


cap.background.c.from
75,75,255




cap.noiseImp



Gregg

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 7:08 AM, Morten Matras 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:


In our current project we've replaced jcaptcha with simplecaptcha
because we found jcaptcha images too hard to use for the end users.

Regards

Morten Matras
Denmark

2008/11/25 Gregg Bolinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>

If anyone is looking for a captcha library that plays nice
with Stripes...

http://www.dzone.com/links/jcaptcha_servlet_as_stripes_actionbean.html

Gregg


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Re: [Stripes-users] JDBC Connection object in action beans

[marijan milicevic]

Hi Abhi,
I believe you are out of luck there, you'll need access to hibernate 
session.

There are few things you can do, e.g.:
- do a left-fetch join of all collections taht you are going to access
(yup, painfull, but that's what we did in our last EJB3 project)
- do a explicit call to your collections so hibernate loads them e.g. 
foo.getKids()

- use Hibernate.initialize(foo.getKids());
- load eagerly(!)

there are probably more tricks..









On 11/28/2008 10:39 AM, Abhi wrote:

I went ahead and configured hibernate and spring :).

I have a data access layer where my transactions start and end. When I 
run my action beans from a main method and try to iterate over a 
lazily loaded collection I get an exception as the Session is closed 
by then. When running inside the container I know that I can solve 
this by using the open session in view filter. Is there a way to 
resolve this problem when running stand alone from an action bean?


On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 7:57 PM, Aaron Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:


It doesn't sound like he's using Stripersist but if he is and for
you Alex, you can use Stripersist outside of Stripes by calling
Stripersist.init(url) with url pointing to persistence.xml. Then
call Stripersist.requestInit() before using it in every thread and
call Stripersist.requestComplete() after. The requestInit() call
should be in a try block with requestComplete() in a finally block
just to make sure things get cleaned up.

Aaron

Alex Turner wrote:

Hmm... that's a good question.  I guess the best person to answer
that would be the guy who wrote Stripersist, personally I'm not
sure, but I would sure like to know myself!

Alex

On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 2:42 AM, Abhi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

Thanks for that Alex. I have a question regarding the usage
of Spring and Hibernate with Stripes.

If I use Spring, Hibernate and Stripes stack, can I test DB
persistence stand alone (As in from a main method)? I have
used struts(1.2), Spring and Hibernate stack before and there
was no way (or maybe I did not know of one) I could test
stand alone.

On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 3:54 PM, Abhi
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I have to acess a Database Connection object in my action
bean. I am using plain old vanilla JDBC(no Spring and
Hibernate). I am setting the DataSource object in
ServletContext on application initialization and using
this DataSource object to get a DB Connection object
whenever I want.

One approach that I can take is to get the Connection
object directly from the ServletContext in my method and
use it. But the problem with this approach is that I
can't test my action bean stand alone (as the Connection
object is taken from the ServletContext).

To over come this I have provided a setter and getter for
Connection in my action bean and I use an Interceptor to
inject the Connection object into my bean before
HandlerResolution life cycle stage. The advantage of this
is, now I can test my bean stand alone by setting my own
Connection object and when it runs inside a servlet
container Stripes does the injection for me. To close the
connection also I am using an intercptor that closes the
connection after ResolutionExecution life cycle stage.

Is my approach correct or is there a better way to
achieve what I want?

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Re: [Stripes-users] IntelliStripes 1.2 feature proposals

[marijan milicevic]

Hi Matt,
this works  in Idea, it needs some help though,
just select ${actionBean} and Idea will suuggest you to
"declare external variable as annotation" (dunno exactly the name.),
then you can define your bean e.g. like:
<%...@elvariable id="actionBean" type="com.foo.YourAction"--%>

(I beleive IntelliStripes helps here by autoselecting all Action beans)


-m

On 12/12/2008 04:12 PM, Matt Brock wrote:

Evgeny Shepelyuk-2 wrote:
  

Well. The problem is that i'm unable to understand what you're proposing.
Can you illustrate it with more details and explain as clearly as
possible.




Sorry if I wasn't clear.  Here's an example:

In my action I have an object...

MyActionBean.class:
private Customer customer;
public Customer getCustomer() {...}
public void setCustomer(Customer customer) {...}

I access this object and its properties in my JSPs using EL notation like
so:
${actionBean.customer.name}

In IntelliJ, if I ever want to access any public methods off an object, all
I need to do is hit CTRL-SPACE and it pops up a list of possible public
methods.  This is extended to the JSPs, but only for the default servlet
context.  So, in my JSP, if I type the following:

${pageContext.

...then hit CTRL-SPACE, I get a nice list of accessible fields & methods.
Unfortunately, this only works for the default context.  If I were to do
this:

${actionBean.customer

...then hit CTRL-SPACE, I get nothing.  Because the inspections don't know
what "actionBean" means, thus don't recognize any methods off of actionBean.
Which is annoying, because the code analysis for any JSPs on a Stripes
project in IntelliJ are _FILLED_ with yellow "warnings" because it's not
smart enough to translate all the "actionBean-dot-somethings" to actual
objects.

I hope this clarifies things.

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Re: [Stripes-users] Method handleValidationErrors and Wiki...

[marijan milicevic]

Hi Hector,
I am not a writer of this entry but I believe it means method will be 
invoked when validation not passes (fails).


So, lets say you have a form that contains some validation errors, 
normally,

user will be presented with your form and validation errors.
However, if you implement ValidationerrorHandler intrerface, before 
presenting user with the form,

method handleValidationErrors() will be invoked,
and there you can decide what to do with errors (e.g. remove them, add 
more errors etc)


hth,
-m


On 12/22/2008 11:32 AM, Héctor López wrote:


Hi all.

 

Just noticed (after scratching my head for a couple hours) that I had 
misunderstood the statement “is invoked when validation fails” in the 
Validation Reference wiki. Can I have a wiki user to try to clarify it?


 


User: hlopf

Mail: hector.lo...@unileon.es 

 


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Re: [Stripes-users] Method handleValidationErrors and Wiki...

[marijan milicevic]

shot in the dark(haven's used this before):
could it be because validation errors are still present..?
what happens when you try:

*
public* Resolution handleValidationErrors(ValidationErrors errors) 
*throws* Exception {


   String event = getContext().getEventName();   // First 
validation error is triggered in the event “persistUserData”


   *if* (!event.equals("execute")) {


/*getContext().getValidationErrors().clear();

*/

   *return* *new* 
ForwardResolution(EditUserAction.*class*, 
"execute").addParameter("user.id", user.getId());


   } *else* {

   *return* *null*;

   }

}


On 12/22/2008 12:59 PM, Héctor López wrote:


Thanks for the reply.

 

My error was to believe that handleValidationErrors was called “when 
validation fails”, when, in fact, the method is called “whenever there 
are ValidationErrors in the actionbeancontext” (as clearly stated in 
the javadoc, btw). This can seem the same at first sight, but there’s 
a rough corner. If you try to forward to **the same** action but 
different event, handleValidationErrors will be invoked again, 
possibly resulting in an infinite loop.


 

On a side note, while testing my discoveries, I’ve found that the 
event gets lost when a forward is made to the same action… Don’t know 
if this is a known issue. Rudimentary sample code:


 

*public* Resolution handleValidationErrors(ValidationErrors errors) 
*throws* Exception {


String event = getContext().getEventName();   // First 
validation error is triggered in the event “persistUserData”


*if* (!event.equals("execute")) {

*return* *new* 
ForwardResolution(EditUserAction.*class*, 
"execute").addParameter("user.id", user.getId());  // Execute 
event gets ignored, resulting in an infinite loop


} *else* {

*return* *null*;

}

}

 


Sorry about the clumsy explanation.

Thanks.

 


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*De:* marijan milicevic [mailto:mari...@info.nl]
*Enviado el:* lunes, 22 de diciembre de 2008 11:50
*Para:* Stripes Users List
*Asunto:* Re: [Stripes-users] Method handleValidationErrors and Wiki...

 


Hi Hector,
I am not a writer of this entry but I believe it means method will be 
invoked when validation not passes (fails).


So, lets say you have a form that contains some validation errors, 
normally,

user will be presented with your form and validation errors.
However, if you implement ValidationerrorHandler intrerface, before 
presenting user with the form,

method handleValidationErrors() will be invoked,
and there you can decide what to do with errors (e.g. remove them, add 
more errors etc)


hth,
-m


On 12/22/2008 11:32 AM, Héctor López wrote:

Hi all.

 

Just noticed (after scratching my head for a couple hours) that I had 
misunderstood the statement “is invoked when validation fails” in the 
Validation Reference wiki. Can I have a wiki user to try to clarify it?


 


User: hlopf

Mail: hector.lo...@unileon.es <mailto:hector.lo...@unileon.es>

 


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[Stripes-users] property bindings en checkboxes

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Hi there,

it seams like stripes is binding null values to all unchecked chekboxes,
is there a way to prevent this?
(my domain object has some Boolean fiedls with default values set to 
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Re: [Stripes-users] getting more details on failed property binding

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Hi Mathieu,

you can make your own TypeConverter(s) check java docs..
it should look like:
class MyConverter implements 
TypeConverter
{

public DeactivateKeysFromVehiclesActionBean convert(String input, 
Class clazz,
Collection validationErrors){
DeactivateKeysFromVehiclesActionBean bean = new 
DeactivateKeysFromVehiclesActionBean();bean.setYourProps(input);
return bean
}
...
}

you'll also need to make a factory class / or map it within @validation 
annotation

e.g @Validate(field = "selectedIdsString", required = true, converter = 
MyConverter.class),

hth,
-m
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>
> I have a problem with a wizard form where some value is not set at some 
> point. I checked the logs and I found this:
>
> 2008-04-10 10:24:51 DEBUG mavoine: Log.trace: Running binding for property 
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Re: [Stripes-users] property bindings en checkboxes

[marijan milicevic]

Hi Tim,
well, no real reason except I am working agains an API
(which we are in control of, btw, so it can be changed).

Checkboxes have always been p.i.t.a (browser not submitting unchecked 
values,

as I remember Spring is doing some funny replicating with hidden values).
It would be nice to override this somehow...



Anyway, this is the first project we are doing with Stripes 
(glassfish/EJB3 combo),
beeing my decision (as only one of our devs on this project, I played 
with Stripes in my free time) this "checkbox" thingie was bit of a 
bummer. (I expected Stripes to bind to default value here).


So far this is only un-elegant solution we had to implement :
@After method binding method that sets notnulls to false..
(e.g. we have a lot fun with TypeConverters, easy parm/form bindings, 
security,

friendly urls(thanks Ben!))

Lerning curve was like 2+ hours and I am happy we dropped Spring MVC 
which was,

originally planned as MVC..

One more OT:
any "stripers" going to JavaOne next month in SF?

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Tim Fennell wrote:

There isn't really a way to stop this.  But you raise an interesting
point, for almost all types there is a sensible default value - and
Stripes uses that where appropriate.  E.g. for ints it will set 0,
and for boolean it will set false.  The problem is with Booleans that
you can make the argument that null is the default value (in fact,
according Java it is, because Boolean is a reference type), but you
could also make the argument that logically Boolean.FALSE is an
appropriate default...

Just out of interest, if these are non-nullable values, is there a
reason you're using Booleans instead of booleans?

-t

On Apr 10, 2008, at 10:39 AM, marijan milicevic wrote:

  

Hi there,

it seams like stripes is binding null values to all unchecked
chekboxes,
is there a way to prevent this?
(my domain object has some Boolean fiedls with default values set to
Boolean.FALSE/false) and nullable=false annotation..
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Re: [Stripes-users] How to identify the ActionBeanName and EventName

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Hi Siva,
you can use:

getContext().getEventName();

hth,
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SivaKumarl wrote:
> Hi friends,
>Please tell me how to identify the ActionBeanName and Event
> Name.My problem is i have link while clicking on this i forwarding to
> actionBean class and executing some business logic from here i need to
> forward the Same ActionBean as Event as well,i used
> getcontext().getSourcePageResolution it is not working
>
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Re: [Stripes-users] How to display single errorMessage for multiple validations

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Hi Siva,

you can change:
"converter.number.invalidNumber" property within your Stripes.properties.

I believe that's the one that is used in your case,
-m





SivaKumarl wrote:
> Hi friends ,
>
>I have field "amount" of type int which was annotated using
> @validate with required,mask and maxlengh.When ever string value is entered
> in text it displaying two error messages,one is for data type validation and
> another is for mask here i want to display only one error message instead of
> two.please tell me how to display only one message with out using
> @validatemethod.
>
> code:
> @Validate(field="amount", on="SubmitTransferData", required=true,
> minvalue=0,maxlength=15,mask="(^[0-9]+([\\.,][0-9]{1,2})?)")
> private int amount;
>
>
> Error Message:
> .f is not a valid Amount
> .The value (f) entered in field Amount must be a valid number
>
> instead of above two message i need to display the following message
> .amount entered is invalid.
>
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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes and Sun Java appserv/glassfish

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Hi Ken,

We are running 1.5 deploymnet, without any problems, except, if you have 
a EAR with more than one web-app, than you get burned by glassfish 
classloader stuff (at least, I recently did got burn):


lets say you have /admin and /site context (ear with ejb module, and 
admin.war and site.war packaged),

and you have two login beans, in both webapps, with mapping like:

@UrlBinding("/login.html")
Now, calling /site/login.html results in calling LoginBean that is 
located in your admin.war, /admin/login.html thus. You get an exception, 
NPE at:


java.lang.NullPointerException
at 
net.sourceforge.stripes.controller.AnnotatedClassActionResolver.getEventNameFromRequestParams(AnnotatedClassActionResolver.java:445)




GF explanation to this:

"The Servlet specification recommends that the Web Classloader look in 
the local class loader before delegating to its parent. You can make the 
Web Classloader follow the delegation inversion model in the Servlet 
specification by setting delegate="false" in the class-loader element of 
the sun-web.xml file"


so this looks like:

 
   
   

also, be sure to read:

https://glassfish.dev.java.net/nonav/javaee5/docs/DG/beade.html



We have no other problems..
hth,
-m




Nick Stuart wrote:
We have been deploy to glassfish for awhile now on a lot of 
enivronments (linux, windows server 2000-2008, etc). We haven't had a 
problem at with using stripes and/or glassfish. We have a bunch of 
third party dependencies as well (spring/hibernate/etc) and again the 
all play nicely with glassfish. We even have the security manager 
turned on for one of our components, and still don't have any issues with.


Are you doing anything 'funky' with your ActionBeans? We use pretty 
standard stuff (Stripes 1.4) with no @UrlBindings or anything, this 
may be a difference.


-Nick

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Hello All,
Has anyone ever deployed a stripes application to glassfish or sun
appserver? I
have to (sucks for me) and when i attempt to either forward or
redirect a user
to another page via a submit button it just goes to default(I
guess default
because glassfish logging mech sucks) and I keep coming up with
the same page.
Ive deployed to tomcat and the code works.  Anyone else with
similiar issues.
Thanks for any help.
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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes and Sun Java appserv/glassfish

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Hi Ken,
> to another page via a submit button it just goes to default(I guess default
> because glassfish logging mech sucks) and I keep coming up with the same page.
>
>   

if you have problems with logging, just drop your log4j.xml into 
domain1/classes directory,
and log to a file which you can tail...at least if on *nix..

You also may need to place log4j.jar into domain1/lib/ext directory...

sample log4j(change patterns to your needs, file gets generated within 
/glassfish/domains/domain1/domain/web.log):





http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/";>













   


















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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes book now available!

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> BTW, does anyone else have issues in FF (on Ubuntu) with pragprog.com?
> The site makes my browser nearly unusable.
>
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FWIW, FF3 on ubuntu here, no problems with their site
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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes book now available!

[marijan milicevic]

make sense, I use gnome...


Freddy:

how this PDF stuff works? do I get a link to download pdf somwhere?

I've got message:
"Thank you for ordering! At this very moment teams of pragmatic gerbils 
are limbering up to prepare your order."


which is like 30 min ago...

-m
PS:
shiping cost for europe are 13.50$, if for interested...


Florian Falkner wrote:

Congrats on the book, I'm going to buy it!

[Offtopic]
  

BTW, does anyone else have issues in FF (on Ubuntu) with pragprog.com?
The site makes my browser nearly unusable.


Yup. I guess you've a nvidia 6xxx/8xxx series card and you're using the 
proprietary xorg driver?
It seems to be the same issue seen here: 
http://liquidat.wordpress.com/2008/07/22/nvidia-on-kde-41-a-greedy-problem/

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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes book now available!

[marijan milicevic]

thx, in the meantime I've got an email with a link to PDF,
(they are generating PDF with your name in it, so probably that's why it 
took so long.)
-m



Freddy D. wrote:
> - Freddy:
> - how this PDF stuff works? do I get a link to download pdf somwhere?
> - I've got message:
> - "Thank you for ordering! At this very moment teams of pragmatic gerbils
> - are limbering up to prepare your order."
> - which is like 30 min ago...
> - -m
>
> Yes, you can download your PDF by logging in to your account
> (Login button at the top right corner on www.pragprog.com)
> and using the "Visit Your Bookshelf" link in the menu on the
> right. You can also use the "Regenerate a PDF" link to update
> your PDF.
>
> Cheers,
> Freddy
>
>
>
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