Re: problem with adding ActionMessage to ActionErrors

[yoge]

Use
*html:messages id=msg message=false
   bean:write name=msg/
/html:messages*

instead of *html:errors*

Bradford M. Ayers wrote:

I noticed in the documentation that ActionError is deprecated, so I was trying to be a 
good doobie and use ActionMessage like the docs say to.  So in my code, when I go from 
this:
errors.add( ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR, new ActionMessage( error.password.mismatch ));
to this:
errors.add( ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR, new ActionError( error.password.mismatch ));
when my page tries to resolve html:errors/ I get:
java.lang.ClassCastException
at org.apache.struts.taglib.html.ErrorsTag.doStartTag(ErrorsTag.java:215)...
Has anyone seen this?  I'm using JBoss 3.2.2 (which uses Tomcat 4.1).

Brad Ayers
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Granite State Management and Resources
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Re: ClassPath Problem

[yoge]

Place your classes in WEB-INF\classes folder.

Prakasan OK wrote:

Hi,

I am a new bie to struts..I have a problem with my classpath.
Instead of putting my ActionForm and Action class in the classes
folder of my web application I am getting 'ClassnotFoundError'.
I have put the required clases in a folder and edited the setclasspath.bat
to put the class path to this folder. I am using Tomcat 4.1. I am getting 
all the other classes that is in the folder except the struts related classes like
the Action class and ActionForm class created by me..

can any one help me to sort out this..

Thanks in advance
Prakasan
 



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Re: Collection inside a collection

[yoge]

Hope this helps.

logic:iterate name=/your bean name/  property=/propertyname/  
id=group  type=java.util.ArrayList
   logic:iterate collection=%= group% id=/column/  
type=java.lang.Object
   %= row%
   /logic:iterate
br
/logic:iterate

--Yoge

Selim Hendrickson wrote:

Hi,

I have a bean which holds an Arraylist containing objects. Each object 
also holds another collection as a variable. What I would like to do 
is iterate both of the collections. Can anybody suggest a resource 
that shows an example or suggest a clue?

Selim



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Re: optionsCollection struts 1.1

[yoge]

   html:select property=*name*
   html:optionsCollection property=*conditions* /
   /html:select
For the above to work, your FormBean should have a property *conditions* 
with type as Collection.
The coditions should be collection of properties and each should have 
two property Label and Value for display and value for the option tag.

In short , conditions property should contain collection of JavaBean 
given below

public class Option
{
   String label =;
   String value = ;
 
   public String getLabel()
   {
   return label;
   }
   public String getValue()
   {
   return value;
   }
   public void setLabel(String temp)
   {
   this.label=temp;
   }
   public void setValue(String temp)
   {
   this.value=temp;
   }
}

Hope this helps

--Yoge

bojke wrote:

Hi,

I don't  see optionsCollection in struts1.1
Is there optionsCollection in struts1.1?
I have ArrayList as property of FormBean. ArrayList is collection of 
beans. Beans of course has a propreties.
Does anybody know how to dislpay e.g bean property beanName using 
html:options
in drop-down list.

Thanks,
Bojan
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Re: Getting the real request url

[yoge]

Dear Hen,

Write a servletFilter and include the below code snippet in your 
doFilter method

*String uri=(String)((HttpServletRequest)request).getAttribute(uri);
   if(uri==null)
   {
   System.out.println(Inside uri==null );
   String 
requestURL=((HttpServletRequest)request).getRequestURI();
   
((HttpServletRequest)request).setAttribute(uri,requestURL);

   }*

Then u can get the requestURL in the jsp using request.getAttribute(uri);

--Thanks
Yogendrababu
Henri Yandell wrote:

[more a generic servlet question than struts specific, but no jsr user lists]

I've a page which wants to know the url that was used to request it.

If I use the servlet API, all I find is the jsp file in question and not
the .do [or in use of tiles, I presume the top-most .do]. Is this
impossible or does something get stored in the request scope to specify
the original request?
Hen

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Reload Action Classes

[yoge]

Hi,

Iam using Tomcat 4.1.26 for my webapplication.
All the actions classes are present in WEB-INF/classes folder.
I have made the webapplication reloadable by using attribute 
reloadable=true in server.xml file.

Whenever I recompile the Action classes the server throws ERROR 503 on 
subsequent requests.

What should I do to make the Action classes reloadable so that I dont 
have to restart my tomcat server for each and every modification in my 
action classes.

Thanks for your Help

--Yoge



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