Struts and performance
I would really be interested in a struts vs. home-grown implementation vs other MVC framework in performance. In any event, I would be interested in hearing how happy users are with struts performance in general. Has anyone converted a front-end to struts and noticed a performance difference? Thanks, Chris
Re: save dynamic jsp content
An eaiser way may be to create a BodyTagSupport to capture the output in the "doAfterBody" method and send it to the mail input stream or write to the file system first if desired. This doesn't require an extra network call and thread. Chris - Original Message - From: "Calvin Yu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:06 PM Subject: Re: save dynamic jsp content The easiest way would be to write a client that makes a HTTP request to the server and captures the HTML output that way. Calvin On 01 Aug 2001 13:40:58 -0400, Mustapha Essalihe wrote: > > Hi, > I am new to struts. In my action class (perform) I want to run a jsp page > in background and save its content in an html file. How Can i do that in > perfom method ?. After that i know how i will send this html file by e-mail > (usinj java smtp) and forward the user to an adequate location (success). > Thanks in adavance. > Mustapha Essalihe >
ActionForm as Collection of a "type"
When posting forms, does struts have a mechanism for creating collections from an arbitrary number of "beans" of the same type? For example, if I have BeanX with values A, B, and C; and I dynamically create a form with inputs: A1, B1, C1 A2, B2, C2 etc. Upon mapping it seems I should be able to set some value in config to let struts know to create a bean for each "row" and place in a collection. In other words, can ActionForms represent collections of a type rather than just a type? And if not how about this as a feature? Cases would be dynamically creating "rows" in a form and having them automatically read and validated by the framework. Thanks, Chris
