Redirection

[aneesha . singh]

Hi all

This is not really related to Struts, but I would really appreciate some
help on this .. I need to call a URL from a normal helper java class within
my web controller.
I tried using RequestDispatcher.forward .. but to no avail ...
Any ideas??

Thanks
Aneesha



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Moving to Struts

[aneesha . singh]

Dear all

I need to move my standard MVC application to the Struts Framework ... Can
anyone tell me the following :

What components will I need to build and what will be available to me via
the Struts library.
What is the average rough effort estimate per component
What is the effort estimate for integration

Any help will be appreciated
Thanks a ton.
Regards,
Aneesha



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Re: Connections & Transactions

[aneesha . singh]

Hi

Thanks for the reply. But tell me, should not any connection made within a
transaction, fall within the same transaction context??

Thanks again
Aneesha


   

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I would say so,  That is to say that if you call commit in the session bean
then the operations carried out in the DAO will be committed and conversely
if you roll back.

HTH
Jin
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> Hi all,
>
> I have a question. If I have a DAO that is implemented as a simple java
> class. I make a connection object at my session bean and pass it to the
DAO
> object. And the DAO object does all its operations on that connection
> object. Then will the DAO come into the same transaction scope as the
> session bean
>
> This is really urgent. Would appreciate any help,
>
> Thanks
> Aneesha
>
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Connections & Transactions

[aneesha . singh]

Hi all,

I have a question. If I have a DAO that is implemented as a simple java
class. I make a connection object at my session bean and pass it to the DAO
object. And the DAO object does all its operations on that connection
object. Then will the DAO come into the same transaction scope as the
session bean

This is really urgent. Would appreciate any help,

Thanks
Aneesha


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