RE: j_security_check

2002-03-19 Thread ltorrence

I'm on the phone with IBM at this moment. The scoop I got from searching the
WEbsphere newsgroup was that 4.02 broke the forwarding for form-based
security. That's what I was experiencing, and the message said that the fix
was only available by calling IBM support.

Supposedly efix PQ56667 fixes the problem. That's what I'm trying to get
right now. I'll let you know if it works.


I'm also experiencing problems (documented on this list) in that WebSphere
handles responseRedirects differently than tomcat (you end up with duplicate
context roots in the path ( like http://myapp.com/root/root/do/action ). I'd
be curious if anyone has a workaround for this other than the Struts source
patch suggested earlier.

Lee

-Original Message-
From: Dave J Dandeneau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 11:18 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Cc: Tero P Paananen
Subject: j_security_check


We're currently implementing an application using
Struts on WebSphere.

We're running into some issues regarding J2EE
security (j_security_check et.al.).

Are there other folks on the list who have
implemented applications using Struts with
WebSphere and have done work with J2EE
security?

We're having a hard time getting IBM to verify
our approach(es) to problems we're facing
(basically they want to sell us consulting
work to answer a yes/no question).

We'd love to hear from somebody on the list
who's gone/going through the same thing.

Thanks

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RE: Problem in HTML:ERROR tag

2002-03-14 Thread ltorrence

It's a websphere issue. Do a search on the mail archive for websphere and
null.

-Original Message-
From: Jay sissom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 8:30 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Problem in HTML:ERROR tag


Struts shouldn't print NULL before and after your errors if you don't put 
errors.header and errors.footer in your Application Resources file, 
correct?

We all understand how it is supposed to work.  We don't understand why
null is printing on the page.  It didn't used to print.  Has the
behaviour of Struts changed so that errors.header and errors.footer is
required?  If so, the documentation should have been updated to reflect
that.


On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, keithBacon wrote:

 you can put HTML in your error messages 
 
 errors.header=font color=red size=+1ul
 errors.footer=/ul/font
 
 UserValidator.userID.must.be.entered=limoron! enter required data/li
 
 I think there was talk on this list about a way of keeping all the html in
your
 jsp. The above way is a bit of a bodge but commonly used.
 
 
 --- Jay sissom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  If we do that, the errors would bring like this:
  
  abcderror,error,errorefgh, correct?  Isn't that just as bad or worse
than 
  the null problem?
  
  We're having this problems with tomcat also.
  
  Jay
  
  On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, nsg wrote:
  
   I had met the problem.
   you append the errors.head=abcd,errors.footer=efgh two lines in
your
   resource file.
   it will be OK.
   
   hope helps
   
   Laker
   - Original Message -
   From: subhendukumar mohanty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:07 AM
   Subject: Problem in HTML:ERROR tag
   
   
   Hi
   I am setting the action error in my action class. Then when the error
   displays in the screen it appends null in front and end of the
message.
   For example if the error message is Error occurred, it shows as
null
   Error Occurred null. I am using struts with visualage 4.0.
   
   I am using struts 1.0.1 and modified the form tag to work for
websphere
  test
   environment.
   
   Any Help??
   Thanks,
   Subhendu
   
   
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RE: Problem in HTML:ERROR tag

2002-03-14 Thread ltorrence

Oops. Jumped to a conclusion there. I thought you were having the issue only
with Websphere.

-Original Message-
From: Jay sissom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 9:12 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Problem in HTML:ERROR tag


And a Tomcat issue.  This is happening under Tomcat 3.2.4.

On Thu, 14 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 It's a websphere issue. Do a search on the mail archive for websphere and
 null.
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Jay sissom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 8:30 AM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: Problem in HTML:ERROR tag
 
 
 Struts shouldn't print NULL before and after your errors if you don't put 
 errors.header and errors.footer in your Application Resources file, 
 correct?
 
 We all understand how it is supposed to work.  We don't understand why
 null is printing on the page.  It didn't used to print.  Has the
 behaviour of Struts changed so that errors.header and errors.footer is
 required?  If so, the documentation should have been updated to reflect
 that.
 
 
 On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, keithBacon wrote:
 
  you can put HTML in your error messages 
  
  errors.header=font color=red size=+1ul
  errors.footer=/ul/font
  
  UserValidator.userID.must.be.entered=limoron! enter required data/li
  
  I think there was talk on this list about a way of keeping all the html
in
 your
  jsp. The above way is a bit of a bodge but commonly used.
  
  
  --- Jay sissom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   If we do that, the errors would bring like this:
   
   abcderror,error,errorefgh, correct?  Isn't that just as bad or worse
 than 
   the null problem?
   
   We're having this problems with tomcat also.
   
   Jay
   
   On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, nsg wrote:
   
I had met the problem.
you append the errors.head=abcd,errors.footer=efgh two lines in
 your
resource file.
it will be OK.

hope helps

Laker
- Original Message -
From: subhendukumar mohanty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:07 AM
Subject: Problem in HTML:ERROR tag


Hi
I am setting the action error in my action class. Then when the
error
displays in the screen it appends null in front and end of the
 message.
For example if the error message is Error occurred, it shows as
 null
Error Occurred null. I am using struts with visualage 4.0.

I am using struts 1.0.1 and modified the form tag to work for
 websphere
   test
environment.

Any Help??
Thanks,
Subhendu


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amount of data stored in session

2002-03-13 Thread ltorrence

Are there published guidelines as to the number and size of objects that are
stored in the session? I've seen references to the importance of keeping
session data to a minimum, but no concrete recommendations.




RE: DHTML Menus and Form Objects

2002-03-06 Thread ltorrence

I think the layer thing works in very new versions of IE (newer than IE5 --
maybe starting with 5.5?). Back when I was looking at such things, the only
solution I could find for IE 5 was to hide the offending form elements when
the show menu function is fired. Kind of clunky, but that's exactly what
Microsoft used to do on their site.

Netscape/Mozilla is another story altogether. 


-Original Message-
From: John M. Corro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 10:37 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: DHTML Menus and Form Objects


This is off topic from Struts, but I was wondering if anyone else has run
into this

If you have one of those DHTML/JS pulldown menus, it'll get hidden behind
specific types of form objects (mostly select boxes).  I've scoured google
to see how to get around this and the only posts I've seen (that don't say
you're SOL - which is most of them) that have any constructive input say
to surround the form object w/ a div tag and to set the z-index property to
something very low, then to set your DHTML/JS menu to something very high.
The idea being that the form objects are assigned a lower z index than the
menu so the menu should display over all the form object elements.  

I've tried that w/ the following statement: div style=z-index:1 and
wasn't able to get it to work.  I've tried surrounding the entire form and
just the offending form element, but neither way has worked.  Has anyone
been able to effectively make this type of workaround work?

I'm using HierMenus from www.dhtml.com on a W2k box w/ IE 5.

John M. Corro
Cornerstone Consulting
414.212.3500



RE: speed of struts

2002-02-27 Thread ltorrence

I'm interested in hearing other opinion on this. I personally find the logic
present/equals tags to be ugly and cumbersome (not to mention inefficient in
terms of the generated servlet) and often find myself resorting to simple
if/else scriptlets instead. I'm not sure the logic tags win even from a
maintainabilit point of view. 

How does everyone else deal with complex display logic? Do you use the logic
tags?

-Original Message-
From: Jim Downing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 8:17 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: speed of struts


On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 03:01:12PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm curious as to the limit here. I'm currently building an app which 
 has huge form requirements - I may have upwards of 500 fields as html 
 text inputs -- very spreadsheet like. Where is the limitation? 
 Rendering into html, or parsing the request into beans? I've had not 
 problems so far with rendering speed, though I'm using Mozilla, so 
 browser speed hasn't been noticable to far..

I've just finished a struts project where I had to move to scriptlets
away from struts tags for presentation logic. The problem was that
every now and then the GC would take a second or so to run. This
struck me as a VM issue (and may still have been, although it happened
under linux jdk1.2.2 and 1.3.1), but when I profiled the page I found
that the handful of tags I was using (10 - 20 logic equals, a few
logic:iterates) were generating 6M of garbage. Is this typical for all
taglibs? I dislike developing with scriptlets, but that's a pretty big
performance hit to have to take for a bit of maintainability.

Is this the same factor that limits pages to 50 form tags? What's the
best solution for pages with complex presentation logic?

jim
Jim Downing

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 -Original Message-
 From: husted 
 Sent: 06 February 2002 13:50
 To: struts-user
 Cc: husted
 Subject: Re: speed of struts
 
 
 This comes up fairly often, and around 50 does seem to be a cut-off
 point for some reason. A number of things can affect the speed the form
 renders, including the browser and, as mentioned, the JVM. 
 
 One interesting thing would be to try the same page under VelServlet. 
 
 http://husted.com/struts/resources/velservlet.htm
 
 This is a drop-in extension, and you can mix and match Velocity
 templates with JSPs in the same application. 
 
 -- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY USA.
 -- Java Web Development with Struts.
 -- Tel +1 585 737-3463.
 -- Web http://www.husted.com/struts/
 
 
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  I found out that if I include a lot of html form fields in a form 
 (over 50). The jsp pages seems to be awfully slow to load (almost 10 
 seconds). I made it a little bit faster when I converted all radio 
 button sets to drop down list, still it is very slow. The speed to load 
 up seems to exponentially related to the number of form fields.
  
  Has anybody got the same problem?
  
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RE: Struts e Netbeans.

2002-02-21 Thread ltorrence

It's a bug with NetBeans that occurs with any app that writes a lot of text
to the console (like Struts does on startup)

To make the error message go away, just change these entries in your web.xml
file for the struts actionserverlet:

init-param
  param-namedebug/param-name
  param-value0/param-value
/init-param
init-param
  param-namedetail/param-name
  param-value0/param-value
/init-param

NetBeans will launch Tomcat without complaining.

-Original Message-
From: Felipe F. Palma Dias [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 8:16 AM
To: Struts - User
Subject: Struts e Netbeans.


Hello.

I am a new user of netbeans with struts. I have an application with the
following structure:
/myapp
--- WEB-INF
-- *.tld
--- lib
-- struts.jar.

but when I try to execute my jsp files the tomcat delay to initiate and
after that it appears the following message: The Tomcat server is not
running correctly. Already I noticed that when I comment the line
load-on-startup2/load-on-startup, this error does not happen, but if I
to take off this line struts will not go to execute.

Can somebody help me?


tks.

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RE: Development Environment

2002-02-21 Thread ltorrence

OK, I'll bite. I'm a Linux ignoramus. What do you do with Cygwin? Is there
more to it than a bash shell?

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Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 9:42 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Development Environment


Cygwin rocks!  W2K, Cygwin, Ant, Apache, Tomcat, Weblogic and Visual 
SlickEdit (w/ vim for quick stuff) here...

Jonathan James wrote:

Windows 2000, cygwin  vim

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Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 11:41 AM
Subject: Development Environment


Hello,

Quick question, what is the preferred development environment that you are
all using, Linux - Emacs, VIM,  Windows - JBuilder, VisualAge?


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RE: [Off Topic] Using Struts with WebSphere Studio Application Developer 4.0

2002-02-08 Thread ltorrence

I haven't actually done it but I remember seeing a post to the WSAD
newsgroup saying that you had to use the struts source (not the jar files)
to get it running in WSAD.

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Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 9:08 AM
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Subject: [Off Topic] Using Struts with WebSphere Studio Application
Developer 4.0


Hello,

I am new to struts development (I've only been lurking in the list for
5 days) and I noticed some members seem to be using IBM products, or at
least have familiarity with them. I realize that my questions about
getting struts installed and working with WSAD 4.0 are not germane to
the group as a whole. However, if some kind soul on the list, who has
been down this path before, would e-mail me directly I do have some
questions about getting the example application installed and running,
as well as installing and using the documentation WAR.

best regards,

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RE: speed of struts

2002-02-06 Thread ltorrence

I had a form with lots of custom tags. When run under the Sun 1.3 JDK it was
slow as molasses. Sun 1.2 JDK or IBM 1.3 was instantaneous. A few mailing
list posts pointed me to a bug in Sun's 1.3 having to do with nested
try/catch blocks in the compiled JSP.

Try your page under Sun 1.2 or the IBM JDK and see if it makes a difference.

Lee


-Original Message-
From: Christopher Cheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 3:50 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: speed of struts


My form does not have a lot of tag processing (acutally none) The time it
takes to load the page is proportional to the number of instances of form
objects appeared on the JSP. 

For instance, outputting a radio set is A LOT slower than outputting a drop
down list since you just have to pass a collection to the iterate, but you
have to actually put all the html:radio/ options on the JSP. 

html:select property=factors[4].rating
html:options collection=ratings property=value labelProperty=label/
/html:select

html:radio ./Option A
html:radio ./Option A
html:radio ./Option A
html:radio ./Option A

-Original Message-
From: Pete Carapetyan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Posted At: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 12:10 PM
Posted To: Struts
Conversation: speed of struts
Subject: Re: speed of struts


I have had the same problem on one very large form with lots of back end tag
processing. Would be interested to know if anyone had performed any
profiling on similar situations to identify where the bottlenecks were.

Struts wrote:

 I found out that if I include a lot of html form fields in a form (over
50). The jsp pages seems to be awfully slow to load (almost 10 seconds). I
made it a little bit faster when I converted all radio button sets to drop
down list, still it is very slow. The speed to load up seems to
exponentially related to the number of form fields.

 Has anybody got the same problem?

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RE: Formatting Dates, Integers...

2002-02-04 Thread ltorrence

So is the answser to create global Format object and synchronize access?

-Original Message-
From: Jeff Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 5:56 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Formatting Dates, Integers...


Be very careful about using DateFormatter's that way. I learned a hard
lesson in a previous project that DateFormater (and even just the format
method) is not thread safe.

Jeff

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Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 7:23 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Formatting Dates, Integers...




Hiya

I would also consider writing some custom tags to format numbers and dates.
Subclass the Struts' own bean WriteTag bean:write. It is pretty easy
to check for a java.lang.Number  or java.lang.String, which you can attempt
to parse into a double.

The only problem is a creating large numbers of
java.text.NumberFormat or java.text.DecimalFormat objects.
They are expensive to create and garbage collect.
I would suggest you put a NUMBER_FORMAT_KEY in the session scope
or write the tags to reuse a global Format object.

Unfortunate I cant give you my tags, but here is a handy project
for someone to write for Struts 1.1!!!

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Pesonally, I recommend doing such things in the ActionForm. You can do
them in the page, but that means modifying the page, and placing what is
really business logic in the presentation tier. While it seems we are
talking about how data looks, formatting it this way or that is really
a business requirement. The part about stuffing the formatted string
into HTML is the presentation tier. The J2EE blueprints call these
helper beans or methods.



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Beanutils.populate()

2002-01-30 Thread ltorrence

Is there any way to have Beanutils.populate call a setter method with a date
signature on a bean?

I'm trying to populate a bean with *lots* of properties, some of which are
dates stored in string format. My source bean has dates in date objects.

Target bean fields/methods:

String endDate = null;

public String getEndDate()..

public void setEndDate(String endDate)

public void setEndDate(Date d_endDate)


Source bean fields/methods:

Date endDate = null;

public Date getEndDate()..

public void setEndDate(Date endDate)



RE: Non-Struts Related JS Question

2002-01-29 Thread ltorrence

Make the href anything you want (# will work), but in the onclick handler,
do this:

onclick=openWidgetWindow();return false

the return false statement keeps the browser from following the link.

for a ridiculously complete discussion of the topic, including handling
non-javascript enabled browsers, see

http://www.kottke.org/notes/0112.html#011227

and

http://milov.nl/?comments=474




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From: John M. Corro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 9:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Non-Struts Related JS Question


Does anyone know how to call a javascript function from an html link w/o
causing the parent page to reload, but still having the cursor change to a
pointing finger when it goes over the link?

I'm trying to implement the following basic situationuser clicks on a
link, a child window pops up w/ a listing of widgets, user clicks on a
widget, and a value is passed back to the parent page.  I've been able to
get everything working (popup window, widget listing, return value, etc) w/
an anchor tag like this...
a onclick=openWidgetWindow()Click here to see a listing of Widgets/a

However, one thing w/ this is that the mouse cursor doesn't change to a
pointing finger when it goes over the link because I don't have the href
attribute set.  I can manipulate the stylesheet settings so that it looks
like a regular link (underline, same color as all links), but the cursor
never changes to a pointing finger to indicate to the user that it's just a
plain old link to click on.  When I try putting in the href attribute, the
page tries to reload (don't want that happening).  I've tried a variety of
dummy values for the href (pound sign '#', blank, etc), but every value I've
tried seems to make the page reload.



RE: Navigation: To popup and back

2002-01-28 Thread ltorrence

have the action forward to a page that loads a document containing a
javascript handler in the body tag:

body onload=self.close()

As long as you opened the popup from another page via javascript, you won't
get any nasty messages about closing the window.

Lee

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From: Jeff Oberlander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 8:07 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List (E-mail)
Subject: Navigation: To popup and back




Hi all.  Here's what I want to do:
From a current active session:

Popup a new browser window that contains an ActionForm, and keeps the
current session.
Submit the form to the Action servlet.
Close the popup window.
Return to the main browser and original window.

I have a javascript that pops up the window that contains my jsp with the
ActionForm, no problem.  But thats where I get stuck.  How do I close the
window upon submitting the form and return to the original browser *after*
the Action has completed?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks - Jeff


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RE: Navigation: To popup and back

2002-01-28 Thread ltorrence

Oh absolutely -- I would never rely on a popup on a site on the public
internet. I was thinking intranet app...

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From: Mark Galbreath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 8:29 PM
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Subject: Re: Navigation: To popup and back


There are several shareware apps that will prevent popups.  They are the
most annoying beasts!

Mark

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Cant you also do a timeout() method call? Not my forte, but do recall
something about this...


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Subject: RE: Navigation: To popup and back


have the action forward to a page that loads a document containing a
javascript handler in the body tag:

body onload=self.close()

As long as you opened the popup from another page via javascript, you
won't
get any nasty messages about closing the window.

Lee

-Original Message-
From: Jeff Oberlander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 8:07 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List (E-mail)
Subject: Navigation: To popup and back




Hi all.  Here's what I want to do:
From a current active session:

Popup a new browser window that contains an ActionForm, and keeps the
current session.
Submit the form to the Action servlet.
Close the popup window.
Return to the main browser and original window.

I have a javascript that pops up the window that contains my jsp with
the
ActionForm, no problem.  But thats where I get stuck.  How do I close
the
window upon submitting the form and return to the original browser
*after*
the Action has completed?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks - Jeff


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Ron Smith's struts actionservlet extension with Struts 1.1

2002-01-17 Thread ltorrence

Anybody know if this works with the 1.1 nightly builds? Or is is recommended
that I use the service manager included in the contrib folder (I assume
Smith's transformer package will work with that)




RE: Execute Struts in Netbeans?

2002-01-11 Thread ltorrence

If you use Forte 3.0 CE (same as netbeans with a few extensions -- good web
app extensions), running Struts apps is no problem.

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Subject: Execute Struts in Netbeans?


Has anyone had luck executing struts-based applications in the Netbeans
integrated Tomcat? Things are fine with the standalone Tomcat, but not the
internal Tomcat.

Here are the issues. Tomcat can't see the taglibs, but this is solved by
mounting struts.jar. Tomcat will not execute action mappings, because it
says the path is not valid. Tomcat cannot see my ApplicationProperties
files, either.

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RE: custom tags: IBM 1.3 JDK vs SUN 1.3 JDK -- SOLVED

2002-01-07 Thread ltorrence

In case anybody else runs into this, it's evidently a bug in the SUN 1.3
JDK. 

http://groups.google.com/groups?th=dd4229956bceb2f4rnum=1

Lee


-Original Message-
From: Torrence, Lee 
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 10:38 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: custom tags: IBM 1.3 JDK vs SUN 1.3 JDK


I have a struts jsp page with a lot of custom tags; it compiles to around
40k. Under Win2k, when I set JAVA_HOME to run Tomcat 4.1 with the IBM 1.3
JDK, the page executes almost instantaneously, but when I set JAVA_HOME to
the Sun JDK 1.3.1, it takes about 5 seconds to load. 

Does the IBM jdk handle the compilation differently (the compiled size is
about the same either way), or is there a switch that's on by default with
the IBM JDK that improves performance over the Sun JDK?

Lee Torrence



custom tags: IBM 1.3 JDK vs SUN 1.3 JDK

2002-01-06 Thread ltorrence

I have a struts jsp page with a lot of custom tags; it compiles to around
40k. Under Win2k, when I set JAVA_HOME to run Tomcat 4.1 with the IBM 1.3
JDK, the page executes almost instantaneously, but when I set JAVA_HOME to
the Sun JDK 1.3.1, it takes about 5 seconds to load. 

Does the IBM jdk handle the compilation differently (the compiled size is
about the same either way), or is there a switch that's on by default with
the IBM JDK that improves performance over the Sun JDK?

Lee Torrence



Custom tag performance

2002-01-03 Thread ltorrence
Title: Custom tag performance





For a workflow system, I've created a custom tag (extending the struts BaseInputTag) that combines the functionality of the following struts tags

html:text
bean:message
messages:present


The custom tag has a property attribute and a key attribute (for the field label), and I modified the base tag readonly attribute so that it outputs the value in a span element if readonly is true, and an input element if readonly is false. 

The tag looks like this:


ims:tradefield readonly=true width=85 key=trade.securityinfo.instrumenttype property=instrumenttype/


and produces output like this:


trtd class=label align=rightInstrument Type/tdtdspan class=val style=width:85;EQUITY/span/td/tr



In addition, the tag checks the ActionMessages collection to see if there is a message relating to this field, and if there is, it outputs the label in red.

The tag works great; the problem is that my form has about 60 fields on it, and it's a bit slow.


It seems like the custom tag approach produces a *lot* or repeated code. For instance, it looks like the ActionMessages collection is created anew for each tag. Ditto with the Action.MESSAGES_KEY bundle. Is there any way to create these things once at the top of the .jsp page, then just call them from the custom tag? 

Any other performance enhancing suggestions?







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ActionMessages vs ActionErrors

2001-12-20 Thread ltorrence

What's the intended functional difference between ActionMessages and
ActionErrors?



RE: Hiding Struts Action Statements From Nav?

2001-12-19 Thread ltorrence

You could put your page in a frameset. Then the address bar would't change
when you navigated from page to page. Might cause other complications
though.

-Original Message-
From: Matt Koidin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 2:27 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Hiding Struts Action Statements From Nav?


Is it possible to hide the Struts action statements from my navbar?

When I start my application I go to:

http://www.myapp.com/web/

Is it possible to have it stay with that root address and not change to:

http://www.myapp.com/web/action1.do
etc.

as I move around?

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RE: internationalization numeric formats

2001-12-18 Thread ltorrence

This is great for bean:write. How do you handle this for html:text tags?

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From: Oleg V Alexeev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 3:52 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: internationalization numeric formats


Hello Nathan,

Monday, December 17, 2001, 8:53:29 PM, you wrote:

NC Hi,

NC does struts support different formats for numbers dependent upon the
locale
NC of the user?  I've had a look in the bean write tag code which seems to
NC indicate using keys such as org.apache.struts.taglib.bean.format.float.
NC Should this be used in the Application.properties and
NC Application_de.properties files e.g:

NC org.apache.struts.taglib.bean.format.float=###,###,###,###,###.###

NC Cheers Nathan

Yes, you can define format string for every locale you use. You can
define default format string as

  org.apache.struts.taglib.bean.format.float=###,###,###,###,###.###

or you can define special format for every locale and specify it in
bean:write tag with 'formatKey' attribute -

  may.float.format=.

  bean:write name=floatValue formatKey=may.float.format/

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RE: embed html tags in the javabeans.

2001-12-18 Thread ltorrence

set the attribute filter=false on the bean:write tag

-Original Message-
From: John Ng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 2:25 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: embed html tags in the javabeans.


Hi, I have a javabean with one method returning a
string containing HTML tags.  However, it seems that
the when I use bean:write to write out the string,
those html tags got printed on the screen instead of
got interpreted by the brower.  

What should I do if I want a get method in a bean to
return a string containg HTML tags which later gets
interpreted by the browser?

Thanks
John


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Populate ActionForm with an XML DOM object

2001-12-17 Thread ltorrence

I have a back-end data source that provides me with an XML object. I'd like
to populate an ActionForm based on that XML. Is there sample code like this
somewhere?

Most uses of the Digester I've seen deal with loading config files, or an
initial load of an in-memory database. Would the Digester be apropriate for
this job in a high-volume environment?

Other approaches anyone? (Apart from using XSLT. Seems like if I choose that
route I lose the benefits of the ActionForm/Validation/Token etc.)

Lee



Question about Ron Smith's Struts Transformer pkg

2001-12-16 Thread ltorrence

I just started looking at the Transformer package, which seems to fill a
major hole in the Struts Framework. (I'm new to Struts as well, coming over
from the Dark Side (MS)).

My initial impression of the Transformer pkg is that it would not be called
from the .jsp, but only from the Action, where it would be used both to
transform the values from your ValueObj to your ActionForm, and then to
transform incoming ActionForm fields back to your value object.

So are the altered tags there mainly for items not included in the
ActionForm? Is that why there is no htmlx:text tag?

Sorry if my question is a little dense. Just trying to get my head around
this.

This is great work. Thanks to Ron for making it available!!

Lee Torrence
Princeton Financial Systems



transformations

2001-12-13 Thread ltorrence

I've been looking at the transformation solutions listed on Ted Husted's
page. Can anyone give me a quick rundown of the pros/cons of these two? Is
there an Official Struts direction on this issue?

The Struts Transformer by Ron Smith
http://www.rpsenterprises.com/struts/index.html

The Capco Mapper Framework by Francois Rey
http://husted.com/struts/resources/mapper.htm

thanks

Lee



RE: html:select and JavaScript problem

2001-12-03 Thread ltorrence

Well, I think first you'd need to change the name of the html:text element
to something other than artist to avoid javascript confusion. The value for
artist will be posted to the server by the html:select object.


(watch for line breaks) 

script language=JavaScript
!--
  function setArtist(control){
 
document.forms[0].artistReadout.value=control.options[control.selectedIndex]
.value;
  }
//--
/script


PullDown and text field:

html:text property=artistReadout size=40/
html:select property=artist onchange=setArtist(this);
  html:options collection=artist property=value labelProperty=label/
/html:select


The javascript event you want to use in onchange, not onclick.

The syntax to pull the value out of a select list is a little convoluted.
The relevant javascript objects are (assuming a select element called
mySelect):

mySelect.options = an array of the option elements
mySelect.selectedIndex = the index of the selected element

mySelect.options[mySelect.selectedIndex].value = the value of the selected
option

Lee

-Original Message-
From: rgi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 5:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: html:select and JavaScript problem


Hello struts-user,

  I want to write a selected element from a PullDown in a text form. I
  use a JavaScript funktion to do this. This funktion is excecuted
  when someone click on a element from the PullDown. (or perhaps not
  excecuted?)
  The problem is now, nothing is written in the text field.

JavaScript funktion in the header area:

script language=JavaScript
!--
  function setArtist(artistStr){
document.forms[0].artist.value=artistStr;
  }
//--
/script


PullDown and text field:

html:text property=artist size=40/
html:select property=artist onclick=javascript:setArtist(value);
  html:options collection=artist property=value labelProperty=label/
/html:select



Have someone a idea to solve this problem???


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RE: Java script submit on select from drop down

2001-11-20 Thread ltorrence

Change it to something like this, where your_form_name is the name attribute
you defined in your action mapping. Your notation doesn't work because it's
trying to find a form that is a property of the select element.

html:select property=organizationName
onchange=document.your_form_name.submit()
html:options collection=orgTypes property=value /

Lee

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From: Ravi Kharse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 1:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Java script submit on select from drop down



Hi,

I'm using struts select and options tag for creating a dropdown. I want to 
submit the form on selecting from the dropdown.
I coded :

html:select property=organizationName onchange=this.form.submit()
html:options collection=orgTypes property=value /

Can someone help me on this.

Thanks
Ravi


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Options tag question

2001-11-20 Thread ltorrence

In reworking my Action classes, I tried to package all values needed for my
form in the form bean, so I included a property that contains an ArrayList
of LabelValueBeans. 

Can I refer to this property to populate the html:options tag?

This nested syntax doesn't seem to work:

html:options collection=brokerForm.brokers property=value
labelProperty=label /


Or should I go back to including the ArrayList as a request attribute and
return it that way.

Lee



RE: which button pressed?

2001-11-20 Thread ltorrence

From an earlier thread, I think this works:

html:submit property=action
bean:message key=button.add/
/html:submit

But you need some mapping scheme if you don't know the language of the
string that will be returned.

I noticed that Ted Husted seems to lean towards including separate
formlets for each button, with the necessary parameters for the action in
hidden fields. Ted, care to comment on the benefits of that approach?

Lee

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From: emmanuel.boudrant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 10:21 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: which button pressed?



 Hi,
 
I suggest you to use : html:submit property=propertyname
value=buttonname/
ex: 
html:submit property=myAction value=add/
html:submit property=myAction value=del/
and in Action class, to determine witch button is pressed: 
String button = request.getParameter(myAction);
if ( button.equals(add) ) { ... }
 
But I don't know if html:submit property=propertyname
value=/bean:message ... // work ?
  Màris Orbidàns [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : 
Hello all

I have several submit buttons like this:




key=button.prev/
key=button.next/
key=button.save/
key=button.delete/
key=button.add/



The question is: How to determine which one has been pressed ?


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RE: Websphere 4.0/IBM Web server configuration

2001-11-15 Thread ltorrence

the instructions pasted below (taken from this list in a post by Chris
Assenza) worked for me with the standard Struts 1.0 release (haven't tried
the nightly builds).


From: Assenza, Chris [[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 9:59 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Struts installation on Websphere 4.0

Still haven't had time to formalize these directions, so they are likely to
change once I get time to remove extraeous steps or correct things. :)

rief Preliminary Deployment Instructions for WAS 4.0

·   Deploy Application
o   Install WebSphere 4.0
o   Once completed and system is restarted (if necessary): Start
the WebSphere service   (startServer.bat on NT, probably startServer.sh on
Unix)
o   After the server has started, log onto the web-based
Administration Console  (http://localhost:9090/admin).
o   Next, expand Nodes on the left.
o   Click on Enterprise Applications
o   Click on Install
o   Browse to the file Deployed_app.ear that you created with
the AA tool.
o   Select the file follow the steps the console takes you
through:
§   Click next on EJB deployment screen.
§   Click next on the Web Module deployment screen
(change your preference on  pre-compiling if you so
desire).
§   On the next screen, allow WebSphere to redeploy
YourApp-ejb.jar by leaving  the box checked and clicking
next. (ed: Not sure if this step is necessary)
§   Review the settings and click Finish when ready.
·   Once finished, begin JDBC configuration. (for Oracle)
o   Expand Resources in the left navigation area.
o   Click JDBC Drivers
o   Click New
§   The Server Class Path is the location of
classes12.zip (Oracle's JDBCdrivers) on the
server.
§   Name is: OracleJdbcDriver
§   Implementation Classname is:
oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleConnectionPoolDataSource
o   Click Ok to add the driver.
o   Expand the newly created OracleJdbcDriver in the
left navigation area.
o   Click on Data Sources
o   Click New
§   Name is: somePool
§   JNDI Name is: jdbc/somePool
§   Default Userid is: someId 
§   Defaults Password is: somePass 
§   All others left blank/default.
o   Click Ok to add the Data Source.
o   From the Data Source screen, click on somePool.
o   Click on Property Set (on the bottom).
o   Click Resource Properties
o   Click New
§   Name is: URL
§   Type is: java.lang.String
§   Value is: jdbc:oracle:thin:user/pass@host:port:sid 
Where:
·   user/pass are the username/password
respectively
·   host is the IP address of the Oracle
DB Server 
·   port is the port on which Oracle is
listening (ex. 1521).
·   sid is the Oracle SID or name for
the database
o   Click Ok until you've reached the Data Source Screen.
·   Complete Deployment
o   Click Save on the nav-bar at the top of the screen.
o   Select server-config.xml (or the top option) and click Ok.  
o   Stop and then restart the WebSphere AppServer.
·   Once started, go to http://someIpAddress/appname/file.jsp to test
the deployment.



Christopher Assenza 



Action structure for CRUD

2001-11-14 Thread ltorrence

struts-newbie

I used David Winterfeldt's Generator against a table called broker to
produce a form bean, a broker bean, a broker_PK (primary key) bean, and a
brokerjdbc bean (which contains SQL CRUD functions).

Now I need to create the Action (or Actions) to handle these operations. I
have looked at Ted Husted's Artimus app where he uses Helper Objects and
creates one Action with multiple perform methods. I think I understand
what's going on, but isn't there a simpler way?

Is there anything wrong with just checking the request parameters within the
Action to see which button was clicked and then call the appropriate method
on the jdbc bean? Or is that a bad approach?

/struts-newbie



RE: Detecting browser on the server side

2001-11-13 Thread ltorrence

Do a Google search on BrowserHawk -- they have done a lot of research into
server-side browser detection. I think Jason Hunter (the O'reilly servlets
book author) did most of the work on the java version.

  -Original Message-
 From: Matt Raible [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
 Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 11:33 PM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  Detecting browser on the server side
 
 Does anyone know if it is possible to perform the equivalent Javascript
 function below on the server-side?
 
 script language=Javascript type=text/javascript
   if (document.getElementById)
   {
   // This is a standards' compliant browser
   }
 /script
 
 Also, I'd like to identify if the browser will accept text/xml - should I
 just check the header for this?
 
 What I'm trying to do is write a tag library that will detect (1) if the
 user's browser supports HTML 4.0 (javascript function), and (2) if the
 browser will render xml.
 
 Thanks,
 
 Matt  File: ATT88147.txt  



artimus

2001-10-26 Thread ltorrence
Title: artimus





I'm having trouble getting artimus (husted sample app) to run on Tomcat 4.1-dev.


I think I took all the steps outlined in web-inf/readme.txt. I changed the poolman.xml file to reflect my local oracle drive and db. (the poolman.xml file works fine with the sample poolman-webapp from codestudio).

When I try to search or log onto the admin interface I get an error in the browser:


javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot retrieve definition for form bean null 



The Catalina console displays:


org.apache.scaffold.util.QueryException: Unable to access data.


the poolman log displays:


October 26, 2001 10:21:44 AM EDT: PoolMan JDBCPool unable to locate a default JNDI provider, jdbc/article DataSource not bound to JNDI: null

October 26, 2001 10:21:44 AM EDT: PoolMan Local Pool Deployer: Created JDBC XA Connection Pool named: article


Do I have to create the table article in the Oracle db or will the app do that automatically?