Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes UrlBinding - Parameter disappears on submit

2012-08-30 Thread VANKEISBELCK Remi 
Yeah, or use method=GET in the form ?

Clean URLs don't really make sense for POST requests anyway...

Cheers

Remi

2012/8/30 Nathan Maves nathan.ma...@gmail.com

 I think you should be using stripes:link and not the form tag.

 On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 8:52 PM, Derrick Chua derr...@gateairfares.com
 wrote:
  I use URL bindings on all my actionbeans and some of them requires a
  parameter, e.g. /admin/users/123.
 
  Taking this URL as an example, in my actionbean I am able to get the
  parameter 123 and display user information fine. The same page allows
  changes to user information and this is where the problem comes in.
 
  On submitting the updated user information, the URL becomes /admin/users.
 
  This is a problem because calling context.getRequest().getRequestURL()
  returns me /admin/users instead of /admin/users/123.
 
  I reckon this to be due to the way the tag is written in the jsp:
 
  stripes:form
 
 beanclass=com.name.ui.web.stripes.action.admin.UserActionBean.../stripes:form
 
  which resolves to
 
  form action=/admin/users method=post.../form
 
  The corresponding actionbean is coded and annotated as such:
 
  @UrlBinding(/admin/users/{userId})
  public class UserActionBean{
private long userId;
public long getUserId(){return userId;}
public void setUserId(long userId){this.userId=userId;}
  }
 
 
 
  Has anyone encountered the same problem and managed to solve it?
 
 
 
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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes UrlBinding - Parameter disappears on submit

2012-08-30 Thread Martin Walsh 
The stripes:param tag can be used inside the form to provide the 
parameters required to generate the clean url. e.g.

stripes:form beanclass=${actionBean.class}
   stripes:param name=userId value=${actionBean.userId}/
/stripes:form

Hope that helps.

Thanks,

M

On 08/30/12 03:52 AM, Derrick Chua wrote:
 I use URL bindings on all my actionbeans and some of them requires a
 parameter, e.g. /admin/users/123.

 Taking this URL as an example, in my actionbean I am able to get the
 parameter 123 and display user information fine. The same page allows
 changes to user information and this is where the problem comes in.

 On submitting the updated user information, the URL becomes /admin/users.

 This is a problem because calling context.getRequest().getRequestURL()
 returns me /admin/users instead of /admin/users/123.

 I reckon this to be due to the way the tag is written in the jsp:

 stripes:form
 beanclass=com.name.ui.web.stripes.action.admin.UserActionBean.../stripes:form

 which resolves to

 form action=/admin/usersmethod=post.../form

 The corresponding actionbean is coded and annotated as such:

 @UrlBinding(/admin/users/{userId})
 publicclassUserActionBean{
 privatelonguserId;
 publiclonggetUserId(){returnuserId;}
 publicvoidsetUserId(longuserId){this.userId=userId;}
 }

 Has anyone encountered the same problem and managed to solve it?



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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes UrlBinding - Parameter disappears on submit

2012-08-30 Thread Derrick Chua 
That works! Thanks for the tip!

-Original Message-
From: Martin Walsh [mailto:martin.wa...@oracle.com] 
Sent: Thursday, 30 August, 2012 5:04 PM
To: Stripes Users List
Cc: Derrick Chua
Subject: Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes UrlBinding - Parameter disappears on
submit

The stripes:param tag can be used inside the form to provide the
parameters required to generate the clean url. e.g.

stripes:form beanclass=${actionBean.class}
   stripes:param name=userId value=${actionBean.userId}/
/stripes:form

Hope that helps.

Thanks,

M

On 08/30/12 03:52 AM, Derrick Chua wrote:
 I use URL bindings on all my actionbeans and some of them requires a 
 parameter, e.g. /admin/users/123.

 Taking this URL as an example, in my actionbean I am able to get the 
 parameter 123 and display user information fine. The same page allows 
 changes to user information and this is where the problem comes in.

 On submitting the updated user information, the URL becomes /admin/users.

 This is a problem because calling context.getRequest().getRequestURL()
 returns me /admin/users instead of /admin/users/123.

 I reckon this to be due to the way the tag is written in the jsp:

 stripes:form
 beanclass=com.name.ui.web.stripes.action.admin.UserActionBean.../s
 tripes:form

 which resolves to

 form action=/admin/usersmethod=post.../form

 The corresponding actionbean is coded and annotated as such:

 @UrlBinding(/admin/users/{userId})
 publicclassUserActionBean{
 privatelonguserId;
 publiclonggetUserId(){returnuserId;}
 publicvoidsetUserId(longuserId){this.userId=userId;}
 }

 Has anyone encountered the same problem and managed to solve it?



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[Stripes-users] Stripes UrlBinding - Parameter disappears on submit

2012-08-29 Thread Derrick Chua 
I use URL bindings on all my actionbeans and some of them requires a
parameter, e.g. /admin/users/123.

Taking this URL as an example, in my actionbean I am able to get the
parameter 123 and display user information fine. The same page allows
changes to user information and this is where the problem comes in.

On submitting the updated user information, the URL becomes /admin/users.

This is a problem because calling context.getRequest().getRequestURL()
returns me /admin/users instead of /admin/users/123.

I reckon this to be due to the way the tag is written in the jsp:

stripes:form
beanclass=com.name.ui.web.stripes.action.admin.UserActionBean.../stripes
:form

which resolves to

form action=/admin/users method=post.../form

The corresponding actionbean is coded and annotated as such:

@UrlBinding(/admin/users/{userId})
public class UserActionBean{ 
  private long userId;
  public long getUserId(){return userId;}
  public void setUserId(long userId){this.userId=userId;}
}

 

Has anyone encountered the same problem and managed to solve it?

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Re: [Stripes-users] Stripes UrlBinding - Parameter disappears on submit

2012-08-29 Thread Nathan Maves 
I think you should be using stripes:link and not the form tag.

On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 8:52 PM, Derrick Chua derr...@gateairfares.com wrote:
 I use URL bindings on all my actionbeans and some of them requires a
 parameter, e.g. /admin/users/123.

 Taking this URL as an example, in my actionbean I am able to get the
 parameter 123 and display user information fine. The same page allows
 changes to user information and this is where the problem comes in.

 On submitting the updated user information, the URL becomes /admin/users.

 This is a problem because calling context.getRequest().getRequestURL()
 returns me /admin/users instead of /admin/users/123.

 I reckon this to be due to the way the tag is written in the jsp:

 stripes:form
 beanclass=com.name.ui.web.stripes.action.admin.UserActionBean.../stripes:form

 which resolves to

 form action=/admin/users method=post.../form

 The corresponding actionbean is coded and annotated as such:

 @UrlBinding(/admin/users/{userId})
 public class UserActionBean{
   private long userId;
   public long getUserId(){return userId;}
   public void setUserId(long userId){this.userId=userId;}
 }



 Has anyone encountered the same problem and managed to solve it?


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