date:20041007

Hi, Jason.

Have you tried using setCharacterEncoding(...)? For me on Tomcat 4.1.30 it showed no 
result at all, and other solutions available on the web state that 
setCharacterEncoding should work but has problems on many servlet containers. 
Therefore all I found refers to creating new strings from getParameter()

Hiran

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 -Original Message-
 From: Jason Lea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Mittwoch, 6. Oktober 2004 22:01
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: Internationalizing a Struts project
 
 You should only need to do the following:
 
  request.setCharacterEncoding(UTF-8)
 
 before the form is populated.  I think you can do this by 
 overriding the RequestProcessor.  I use a filter to do this instead.
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Hi, Craig.
 
 You hit the bull's eye. No I claim this not only to be a 
 JSP/Servlet problem.
 The way you describe will cause the browser to encode all 
 form data with UTF-8.
 Unfortunately the servlet container (Tomcat in my case) does 
 not know about this.
 
 To obtain the correct parameter values, someone has to call 
 (beware of 
 Nullpointers and UnsupportedEncodingExceptions)
 
 new 
 String(request.getParameter(...).getBytes(ISO-8859-1), UTF-8)
 
 This conversion must be applied to all parameter values. 
 Either it is done once in Struts, or each and every Action 
 has to convert the values Struts provides, breaking this 
 really nice architecture of FormBeans. In Cocoon I see this 
 type of conversion can be turned on and off by configuration.
 
 I recommend changing the RequestUtils' populate method 
 (which I did for me), or enhancing the RequestProcessor to 
 allow RequestUtils to be replaced by subclasses thereof so 
 people like me can plug in their own RequestUtils. What do you think?
 
 Hiran
 
 -
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 SAG Systemhaus GmbH
 Elsenheimer Straße 11
 80867 München
 Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
 Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99
 
 
  
 
   
 
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 From: Craig McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Dienstag, 5. Oktober 2004 23:47
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: Internationalizing a Struts project
 
 On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 16:31:14 +0200,
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 Hi there.
 
 I'm working on i18n of a Struts based project. All
   
 
 references I find about this topic deal with using messages 
 depending 
 on the user's locale. Has anyone ever experienced problems with 
 national special characters (such as currency symbols for 
 sterling or 
 euro?
 
 
 Hiran
 
   
 
 This issue is more related to the way JSP works than Struts, but 
 here's a summary.
 
 The most important consideration for national characters is the 
 character encoding that will be used to send the response 
 back to the 
 browser.  Unless you ask for something different 
 explicitly, JSP pages 
 are always sent back in ISO-8859-1 (basically 7-bit ASCII), 
 which will 
 create problems with characters outside the 7-bit range.
 
 To ask for the content encoding to be set differently, you use the 
 page directive at the top of your JSP pages, for example, to select
 UTF-8:
 
 %@ page contentType=text/html;charset=UTF-8 %
 
 If all of your national characters are produced by custom 
 tags (such 
 as bean:write or html:input in the case of Struts), 
 this should be 
 all you need.  If you also want to use literal characters in the 
 template text of your JSP page, you have to go one step further -- 
 actually store the source code of your JSP page in an appropriate 
 encoding, and tell the JSP compiler what that encoding is.  The 
 details of how you save pages in a particular encoding will 
 depend on 
 the text editor or IDE you are using, but the mechanism to tell JSP 
 about it is standard.  So, if you also use UTF-8 encoding for your 
 source page, you'd say:
 
   %@ page pageEncoding=UTF-8 
 contentType=text/html;charset=UTF-8 T%
 
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RE: [OT] free javascript htmlEditor

2004-10-07 Thread VAN BROECK Jimmy

I've tried out the htmlarea in a php project and is pretty decent.
It works with additional plugins you can install.

Only minpoint is that it works on textarea's and it does the conversion after the page 
is loaded, so you can sometimes see the switch. Also standard way it works on all the 
textarea's it finds on the page, but this can be tweaked by yourself.

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Sent: donderdag 7 oktober 2004 3:45
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Subject: RE: [OT] free javascript htmlEditor


+1 on FCKEditor.  I'm putting it in a current webapp project.

-David

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Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 1:54 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List; Sergey Livanov
Subject: Re: [OT] free javascript htmlEditor


I have tried out the FCKeditor (Tag version) and looks good to me, the other
I haven't

http://www.fckeditor.net/

http://www.interactivetools.com/products/htmlarea/


Niall

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RE: cleaning session

2004-10-07 Thread Freddy Villalba A.

Hi,

I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts), but this is the
first thing I can think of...

Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear graph -
1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or intersections and / or parallelism),
you could define your workflow by tagging the pages it is made of...
then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your getting
into one and your leaving it. Once it detects someone's left a wizard, and
knowing its components, it could have them cleaned off the corresponding
Session.

I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is not
linear.

I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).

HTH,
Freddy.

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De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session


That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset method. Reset is
there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit checkbox fields (they
don't submit anything if they are null).

Paul

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 Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
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 Subject: Re: cleaning session


 If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you
 just call reset whenever a user clicks on the button
 supposed to start this wizard?



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  user
  starts filling in values  and clicks on the NEXT
  button, to go on to the next screen and then instead
  of completing the process of application, clicks on
  some other link.
  Again he wants to start with the application
  process,
  the form get pre-populated with the previous values,
  as the form in still in session. I want a clean
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Browser page break with ms/word myme

2004-10-07 Thread Paulo Alvim

Hi!

I've read that the easier way to print using page break and Browser is to
send the ordinary text/html contents with proprietary MS-Word's page break
tags and tell the Browser to open that html using MS-Word. (In this case,
we know the users will have Word installed).

I couldn't make the Browser open my html using word. I've tried to set the
content type response in the Request Processor (my descendent) without
success...

Any one could help with the best approach using Struts? Is there any other
easier and light solution for page break (with specific header in each page,
etc...) using Browser (no .PDF and .DOCs!)?

Thanks in advance

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html:link parameter passing

hi,

I have a arraylist of BolgeDTO in request scope. I am iterating this
arraylist in the code below. The problem is I want to add a edit
button on the column. And I want to pass the whole properties to the
next form so The form will contain the data from the selected row. I
look at the html:link doc. It says that:


If you prefer to specify a java.util.Map that contains all of the
request parameters to be added to the hyperlink, use one of the
following techniques:Specify only the name attribute - The named JSP
bean (optionally scoped by the value of the scope attribute) must
identify a java.util.Map containing the parameters.


I tried this method by adding a Map property to the DTO and set it
from its constructor. But it didn't work. Any suggestions please?

logic:iterate id=b name=bolgeler
tr
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_s/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_t/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_adi/
/td
td
html:link action=edit
name=b
Düzenle
/html:link
/td   
/tr
/logic:iterate
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Re: Internationalizing a Struts project

2004-10-07 Thread Jason Lea

Yes, I use the setCharacterEncoding(...) in a filter on Tomcat 4.1.28 to 
handle UTF-8 encoded pages (mainly for communicating in Japanese, which 
should be a good a test as any for UTF-8).  I set the encoding to UTF-8 
on each page as Craig suggested so the browser knows the encoding, and 
use a Filter to force the requests to be UTF-8 encoded before struts 
reads the parameters.

I don't know about other servlet containers.  Perhaps those other 
containers are not complying to the specification.

There used to be a good resource *Struts i18n* 
http://www.anassina.com/struts/i18n/i18n.html by Aaron Rustad. which 
was at http://www.anassina.com/struts/i18n/i18n.html

But it no longer appears to exist that showed some easy steps to make 
everything work nicely.

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Hi, Jason.
Have you tried using setCharacterEncoding(...)? For me on Tomcat 4.1.30 it showed no 
result at all, and other solutions available on the web state that 
setCharacterEncoding should work but has problems on many servlet containers. 
Therefore all I found refers to creating new strings from getParameter()
Hiran
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Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99

 

-Original Message-
From: Jason Lea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Mittwoch, 6. Oktober 2004 22:01
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Internationalizing a Struts project

You should only need to do the following:
request.setCharacterEncoding(UTF-8)
before the form is populated.  I think you can do this by 
overriding the RequestProcessor.  I use a filter to do this instead.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   

Hi, Craig.
You hit the bull's eye. No I claim this not only to be a 
 

JSP/Servlet problem.
   

The way you describe will cause the browser to encode all 
 

form data with UTF-8.
   

Unfortunately the servlet container (Tomcat in my case) does 
 

not know about this.
   

To obtain the correct parameter values, someone has to call 
 

(beware of 
   

Nullpointers and UnsupportedEncodingExceptions)
new 
 

String(request.getParameter(...).getBytes(ISO-8859-1), UTF-8)
   

This conversion must be applied to all parameter values. 
 

Either it is done once in Struts, or each and every Action 
has to convert the values Struts provides, breaking this 
really nice architecture of FormBeans. In Cocoon I see this 
type of conversion can be turned on and off by configuration.
   

I recommend changing the RequestUtils' populate method 
 

(which I did for me), or enhancing the RequestProcessor to 
allow RequestUtils to be replaced by subclasses thereof so 
people like me can plug in their own RequestUtils. What do you think?
   

Hiran
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Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99


 

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From: Craig McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Dienstag, 5. Oktober 2004 23:47
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Internationalizing a Struts project
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 16:31:14 +0200,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
   

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   

  

   

Hi there.
I'm working on i18n of a Struts based project. All


 

references I find about this topic deal with using messages 
   

depending 
   

on the user's locale. Has anyone ever experienced problems with 
national special characters (such as currency symbols for 
   

sterling or 
   

euro?
  

   

Hiran


 

This issue is more related to the way JSP works than Struts, but 
here's a summary.

The most important consideration for national characters is the 
character encoding that will be used to send the response 
   

back to the 
   

browser.  Unless you ask for something different 
   

explicitly, JSP pages 
   

are always sent back in ISO-8859-1 (basically 7-bit ASCII), 
   

which will 
   

create problems with characters outside the 7-bit range.
To ask for the content encoding to be set differently, you use the 
page directive at the top of your JSP pages, for example, to select
UTF-8:

  %@ page contentType=text/html;charset=UTF-8 %
If all of your national characters are produced by custom 
   

tags (such 
   

as bean:write or html:input in the case of Struts), 
   

this should be 
   

all you need.  If you also want to use literal characters in the 
template text of your JSP page, you have to go one step further -- 
actually store the source code of your JSP page in an appropriate 
encoding, and tell the JSP compiler what that encoding is.  The 
details of how you save pages in a particular encoding will 
   

depend on 
   

the text editor or IDE you are using, but the mechanism to tell JSP 
about it is standard.  So, if you also use UTF-8 encoding for your 
source page, you'd say:

%@ page pageEncoding=UTF-8

[Fwd: Error 500 on Websphere - Missing message for key header.title]

2004-10-07 Thread Simon Charette

Hi
I'm trying to install on WAS 5.1 a struts application developped on 
apache tomcat.

The application does work on tomcat but on websphere I keep getting the 
following error:

Error 500: Missing message for key header.title
I made sure my struts-config.xml contained message-resources 
parameter=resources.ApplicationResources/

I also tried to put in web.xml
init-param
param-nameapplication/param-name
param-valueresources.ApplicationResources/param-value
/init-param
I've put my ApplicationResources.properties in /WEB-INF/classes/resources
I also tried putting it in one of my jar file under /WEB-INF/lib.
And it does contain the line header.title=Application Title
Here's the workflow before the error:
The welcome page makes a logic:redirect forward=home/
My struts-config.xml has the following config:
global-forwards
forward name=home path=/index.do/
/global-forwards
action-mappings
action path=/index forward=/pages/index.jsp/
/action-mappings
And the /pages/index.jsp is just:
html
bodybean:message key=header.title/
/body
/html
Did I miss something? What did I do wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Simon

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Re: [OT] free javascript htmlEditor

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Subject: RE: [OT] free javascript htmlEditor


 I've tried out the htmlarea in a php project and is pretty decent.
 It works with additional plugins you can install.

 Only minpoint is that it works on textarea's and it does the conversion
after the page is loaded, so you can sometimes see the switch. Also standard
way it works on all the textarea's it finds on the page, but this can be
tweaked by yourself.

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 Sent: donderdag 7 oktober 2004 3:45
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 Subject: RE: [OT] free javascript htmlEditor


 +1 on FCKEditor.  I'm putting it in a current webapp project.

 -David

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 From: Niall Pemberton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 1:54 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List; Sergey Livanov
 Subject: Re: [OT] free javascript htmlEditor


 I have tried out the FCKeditor (Tag version) and looks good to me, the
other
 I haven't

 http://www.fckeditor.net/

 http://www.interactivetools.com/products/htmlarea/


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Re: Session authentication - Struts or ServletFilter

2004-10-07 Thread andy wix

Hi,
That source forge Security Filter stuff looks pretty good, but I only have a 
basic requirement (nothing so posh as realms).
I can't seem to get my (very basic) filter to work with Struts though.

I have the following in my doFilter method:
HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest) request;
HttpServletResponse res = (HttpServletResponse) response;
HttpSession session = req.getSession();
User user= (User )session.getAttribute(User );
if (null == user) {
 session.invalidate();
 res.sendRedirect(/login.jsp);
}
chain.doFilter(request, response);
It is mapped to all urls (/*) in the web.xml.
I get a 404:
The requested resource (/do/processLogin) is not available
- this after I have entered user/password and submitted form.  If anything, 
I was expecting it to always be re-directed back to the login because I 
guess I need to exclude /do/processLogin from the Filter?

It all works Ok without the filter.
Thanks,
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html:link parameter passing

hi,

I have a arraylist of BolgeDTO in request scope. I am iterating this
arraylist in the code below. The problem is I want to add a edit
button on the column. And I want to pass the whole properties to the
next form so The form will contain the data from the selected row. I
look at the html:link doc. It says that:

If you prefer to specify a java.util.Map that contains all of the
request parameters to be added to the hyperlink, use one of the
following techniques:Specify only the name attribute - The named JSP
bean (optionally scoped by the value of the scope attribute) must
identify a java.util.Map containing the parameters.

I tried this method by adding a Map property to the DTO and set it
from its constructor. But it didn't work. Any suggestions please?

logic:iterate id=b name=bolgeler
tr
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_s/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_t/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_adi/
/td
td
html:link action=edit
name=b
Düzenle
/html:link
/td
/tr
/logic:iterate
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Re: cleaning session

This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been gradually 
developing a session manager or perhaps a session janitor that 
watches/tracks workflow and cleans up stuff from memory (session) that 
isn't needed anymore. It could be a filter or a custom request processor 
in the world of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet 
I have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked before any 
request handlers.

Erik
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
Hi,
I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts), but this is the
first thing I can think of...
Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear graph -
1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or intersections and / or parallelism),
you could define your workflow by tagging the pages it is made of...
then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your getting
into one and your leaving it. Once it detects someone's left a wizard, and
knowing its components, it could have them cleaned off the corresponding
Session.
I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is not
linear.
I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
HTH,
Freddy.
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De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session
That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset method. Reset is
there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit checkbox fields (they
don't submit anything if they are null).
Paul
 

-Original Message-
From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you
just call reset whenever a user clicks on the button
supposed to start this wizard?

--- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
   

Hello everyone,
I am facing this problem of session. I have my
action
form in session(a wizard like thing). Now if the
user
starts filling in values  and clicks on the NEXT
button, to go on to the next screen and then instead
of completing the process of application, clicks on
some other link.
Again he wants to start with the application
process,
the form get pre-populated with the previous values,
as the form in still in session. I want a clean
form.
How to overcome this problem???
Any ideas???
Thanks.

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RE: Internationalizing a Struts project

Hi, Jason.

Before I had tried to use request.setCharacterEncoding(UTFß8) in a JSP (independent 
from Struts) and that did not work.
Now I tried using a filter, as you suggest, and it works like a charm. No more need to 
patch RequestUtils, and I can also monitor and write warnings if the response's 
character encoding is not UTF-8. It works both in Tomcat 4.1.30 and Tomcat 5.0.28.

I confess this approach is more elegant than the one I had in mind. Thank you for 
sharing.

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 -Original Message-
 From: Jason Lea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 10:31
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: Internationalizing a Struts project
 
 Yes, I use the setCharacterEncoding(...) in a filter on 
 Tomcat 4.1.28 to handle UTF-8 encoded pages (mainly for 
 communicating in Japanese, which should be a good a test as 
 any for UTF-8).  I set the encoding to UTF-8 on each page as 
 Craig suggested so the browser knows the encoding, and use a 
 Filter to force the requests to be UTF-8 encoded before 
 struts reads the parameters.
 
 I don't know about other servlet containers.  Perhaps those 
 other containers are not complying to the specification.
 
 There used to be a good resource *Struts i18n* 
 http://www.anassina.com/struts/i18n/i18n.html by Aaron 
 Rustad. which was at http://www.anassina.com/struts/i18n/i18n.html
 
 But it no longer appears to exist that showed some easy steps 
 to make everything work nicely.
 
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Hi, Jason.
 
 Have you tried using setCharacterEncoding(...)? For me on 
 Tomcat 4.1.30 it showed no result at all, and other solutions 
 available on the web state that setCharacterEncoding should 
 work but has problems on many servlet containers. Therefore 
 all I found refers to creating new strings from getParameter()
 
 Hiran
 
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 -Original Message-
 From: Jason Lea [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Mittwoch, 6. Oktober 2004 22:01
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: Internationalizing a Struts project
 
 You should only need to do the following:
 
  request.setCharacterEncoding(UTF-8)
 
 before the form is populated.  I think you can do this by 
 overriding the RequestProcessor.  I use a filter to do this instead.
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 
 Hi, Craig.
 
 You hit the bull's eye. No I claim this not only to be a 
   
 
 JSP/Servlet problem.
 
 
 The way you describe will cause the browser to encode all 
   
 
 form data with UTF-8.
 
 
 Unfortunately the servlet container (Tomcat in my case) does 
   
 
 not know about this.
 
 
 To obtain the correct parameter values, someone has to call 
   
 
 (beware of 
 
 
 Nullpointers and UnsupportedEncodingExceptions)
 
 new 
   
 
 String(request.getParameter(...).getBytes(ISO-8859-1), UTF-8)
 
 
 This conversion must be applied to all parameter values. 
   
 
 Either it is done once in Struts, or each and every Action 
 has to convert the values Struts provides, breaking this 
 really nice architecture of FormBeans. In Cocoon I see this 
 type of conversion can be turned on and off by configuration.
 
 
 I recommend changing the RequestUtils' populate method 
   
 
 (which I did for me), or enhancing the RequestProcessor to 
 allow RequestUtils to be replaced by subclasses thereof so 
 people like me can plug in their own RequestUtils. What do 
 you think?
 
 
 Hiran
 
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 -Original Message-
 From: Craig McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Dienstag, 5. Oktober 2004 23:47
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: Internationalizing a Struts project
 
 On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 16:31:14 +0200,
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 

 
 
 
 Hi there.
 
 I'm working on i18n of a Struts based project. All
  
 
   
 
 references I find about this topic deal with using messages 
 
 
 depending 
 
 
 on the user's locale. Has anyone ever experienced problems with 
 national special characters (such as currency symbols for 
 
 
 sterling or 
 
 
 euro?

 
 
 
 Hiran
 
  
 
   
 
 This issue is more related to the way JSP works than Struts, but 
 here's a summary.
 
 The most important consideration for national characters is the 
 character encoding that will be used to send the response 
 
 
 back to the 
 
 
 browser.  Unless you ask for something

RE: cleaning session

Hi, Erik and Freddz.

I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon as it's scope is 
left.
How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL subdirectory. Have a 
similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves in the session. If a 
http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could remove all wizard's session 
resources that do not match the current request's directory.
This way the janitor could be fairly generic.

Hiran

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 -Original Message-
 From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: cleaning session
 
 This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been 
 gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a 
 session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up 
 stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It 
 could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world 
 of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I 
 have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked 
 before any request handlers.
 
 Erik
 
 
 Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
 
 Hi,
 
 I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts), 
 but this is 
 the first thing I can think of...
 
 Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear 
 graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or 
 intersections and / or 
 parallelism), you could define your workflow by 
 tagging the pages it is made of...
 then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your 
 getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects 
 someone's left a 
 wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them 
 cleaned off the 
 corresponding Session.
 
 I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is 
 not linear.
 
 I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
 
 HTH,
 Freddy.
 
 -Mensaje original-
 De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
 Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Asunto: RE: cleaning session
 
 
 That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset 
 method. Reset 
 is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit 
 checkbox fields 
 (they don't submit anything if they are null).
 
 Paul
 
   
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: cleaning session
 
 
 If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just 
 call reset 
 whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start this wizard?
 
 
 
  --- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
 
 
 Hello everyone,
 I am facing this problem of session. I have my action form in 
 session(a wizard like thing). Now if the user starts filling in 
 values  and clicks on the NEXT button, to go on to the next screen 
 and then instead of completing the process of application, 
 clicks on 
 some other link.
 Again he wants to start with the application process, the form get 
 pre-populated with the previous values, as the form in still in 
 session. I want a clean form.
 How to overcome this problem???
 Any ideas???
 Thanks.
 
 
 
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Re: Internationalizing a Struts project

2004-10-07 Thread Graeme

On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, Jason Lea wrote:
snip/
There used to be a good resource *Struts i18n* 
http://www.anassina.com/struts/i18n/i18n.html by Aaron Rustad. which was 
at http://www.anassina.com/struts/i18n/i18n.html

But it no longer appears to exist that showed some easy steps to make 
everything work nicely.
Try here 
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.anassina.com/struts/i18n/i18n.html
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Re: cleaning session

Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on 
yourself.

Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key 
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references 
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested 
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user 
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references, 
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to 
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is 
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.

Erik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Erik and Freddz.
I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon as it's scope is 
left.
How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL subdirectory. Have a 
similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves in the session. If a 
http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could remove all wizard's session 
resources that do not match the current request's directory.
This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
Hiran
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Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99

 

-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session

This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been 
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a 
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up 
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It 
could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world 
of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I 
have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked 
before any request handlers.

Erik
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
   

Hi,
I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts), 
 

but this is 
   

the first thing I can think of...
Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear 
graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or 
 

intersections and / or 
   

parallelism), you could define your workflow by 
 

tagging the pages it is made of...
   

then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your 
getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects 
 

someone's left a 
   

wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them 
 

cleaned off the 
   

corresponding Session.
I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is 
not linear.

I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
HTH,
Freddy.
-Mensaje original-
De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session
That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset 
 

method. Reset 
   

is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit 
 

checkbox fields 
   

(they don't submit anything if they are null).
Paul

 

-Original Message-
From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just 
   

call reset 
   

whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start this wizard?

--- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
  

   

Hello everyone,
I am facing this problem of session. I have my action form in 
session(a wizard like thing). Now if the user starts filling in 
values  and clicks on the NEXT button, to go on to the next screen 
and then instead of completing the process of application, 
 

clicks on 
   

some other link.
Again he wants to start with the application process, the form get 
pre-populated with the previous values, as the form in still in 
session. I want a clean form.
How to overcome this problem???
Any ideas???
Thanks.


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OT: jstl equivalent of logic:present

2004-10-07 Thread Zoran Avtarovski

I'm trying to find a way to use the isUserInRole method with the c:if tag.

I tried c:if test=${pageContext.getRequest().isUserInRole(admin)}

But you can't use the isUserInRole method as an expression. I'd rather not
have to cast the role into a page context string to test. Using the
logic:present tag is more preferable. I only ask because I get the feeling
that there's a move away from the struts tags and toward jstl.

How do others do it?

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Re: bouncing address (if this is you at standardbank.co.az, PLEASE correct it)


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this?
   

I reported it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] yesterday.
Thank you.
The person has
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In my opinion it has been long enough (I think 48 hours is more than 
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RE: bouncing address (if this is you at standardbank.co.az, PLEASE correct it)

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 I reported it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] yesterday.
 
 Thank you.
 
 The person has
 been notified and will be unsubscribed soon if it doesn't 
 stop happening.
 
   
 
 In my opinion it has been long enough (I think 48 hours is 
 more than fair). I vote that the user be removed immediately.
 
 Erik

+1 (do I have a vote?)

BTW, how did you notify the person? Most probably you've got only the bouncing mail 
address...

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Re: bouncing address (if this is you at standardbank.co.az, PLEASE correct it)

2004-10-07 Thread Darryl Pierce

On Thursday 07 October 2004 07:42 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 BTW, how did you notify the person? Most probably you've got only the
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Do a whois on the domain and email either the administrative or technical 
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Re: Error 500 on Websphere - Missing message for key header.title]

2004-10-07 Thread Martin Gainty

From struts-user mail archives courtesy of Oleg V Alexeev

 Remove resources from classpath and place it to the WEB-INF/classes
 directory. For example

 WEB-INF
   classes
  ApplicationResources.properties
  ApplicationResources_en.properties
   (...place here resources for every language used in your
app...)
In resources search for string
 header.title=Some title  in every file.

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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 5:32 AM
Subject: [Fwd: Error 500 on Websphere - Missing message for key
header.title]


 Hi

 I'm trying to install on WAS 5.1 a struts application developped on
 apache tomcat.

 The application does work on tomcat but on websphere I keep getting the
 following error:

 Error 500: Missing message for key header.title

 I made sure my struts-config.xml contained message-resources
 parameter=resources.ApplicationResources/

 I also tried to put in web.xml
 init-param
 param-nameapplication/param-name
 param-valueresources.ApplicationResources/param-value
 /init-param

 I've put my ApplicationResources.properties in /WEB-INF/classes/resources

 I also tried putting it in one of my jar file under /WEB-INF/lib.

 And it does contain the line header.title=Application Title


 Here's the workflow before the error:

 The welcome page makes a logic:redirect forward=home/

 My struts-config.xml has the following config:

 global-forwards
 forward name=home path=/index.do/
 /global-forwards

 action-mappings
 action path=/index forward=/pages/index.jsp/
 /action-mappings

 And the /pages/index.jsp is just:

 html
 bodybean:message key=header.title/
 /body
 /html

 Did I miss something? What did I do wrong?

 Thanks in advance.

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RE: Inserting a BLOB

2004-10-07 Thread Kailash Vasani

Checkout the Oracle documentation

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Hi All,

Can anyone please guide me to the most efficient way of inserting a BLOB in
Oracle database thro Java ?

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RE: bouncing address (if this is you at standardbank.co.az, PLEASE correct it)

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 On Thursday 07 October 2004 07:42 am, 
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  BTW, how did you notify the person? Most probably you've 
 got only the 
  bouncing mail address...

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Aaaah yesss. Understood. It's not the user, but the best choice.

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RE: cleaning session

2004-10-07 Thread Freddy Villalba A.

Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the better. So,
my thought:

Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.

What do you think?

-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session


Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.

Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.

Erik


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi, Erik and Freddz.

I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon as it's
scope is left.
How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL subdirectory.
Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could remove
all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.
This way the janitor could be fairly generic.

Hiran

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-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session

This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It
could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world
of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I
have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked
before any request handlers.

Erik


Freddy Villalba A. wrote:



Hi,

I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts),


but this is


the first thing I can think of...

Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear
graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or


intersections and / or


parallelism), you could define your workflow by


tagging the pages it is made of...


then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your
getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects


someone's left a


wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them


cleaned off the


corresponding Session.

I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is
not linear.

I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).

HTH,
Freddy.

-Mensaje original-
De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session


That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset


method. Reset


is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit


checkbox fields


(they don't submit anything if they are null).

Paul





-Original Message-
From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session


If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just


call reset


whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start this wizard?



--- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:




Hello everyone,
I am facing this problem of session. I have my action form in
session(a wizard like thing). Now if the user starts filling in
values  and clicks on the NEXT button, to go on to the next screen
and then instead of completing the process of application,


clicks on


some other link.
Again he wants to start with the application process, the form get
pre-populated with the previous values, as the form in still in
session. I want a clean form.
How to overcome this problem???
Any ideas???
Thanks.



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RE: cleaning session

Also sounds good. Especially the decoupling of a resource location and usage is what 
Struts tries to do with actions and forwards etc. I see this pattern reused in your 
idea. Plus the possibility of sharing resources. I like this idea.

Hiran

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 -Original Message-
 From: Freddy Villalba A. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 12:56
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: RE: cleaning session
 
 Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing 
 to, I do believe though that the more framework-independent 
 the solution is, the better. So, my thought:
 
 Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define 
 your wizards?
 In that way:
 (1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
 (2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several 
 wizards (without having to replicate them).
 (3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode 
 anything in order to determine what's to be cleansed an what not.
 
 What do you think?
 
 -Mensaje original-
 De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado el: 
 jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
 Para: Struts Users Mailing List
 Asunto: Re: cleaning session
 
 
 Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it 
 easier on yourself.
 
 Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a 
 single key can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you 
 can store references to many objects under a single attribute 
 key (using structured/nested beans, maps, etc.). Delete the 
 single attribute (perhaps when a user returns to a main view) 
 and you delete the entire tree of references, freeing up all 
 that memory with one statement and without having to write 
 too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is 
 feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.
 
 Erik
 
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Hi, Erik and Freddz.
 
 I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned 
 as soon as 
 it's
 scope is left.
 How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL 
 subdirectory.
 Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard 
 leaves in the session. If a http request comes for an url, 
 the janitor filter could remove all wizard's session 
 resources that do not match the current request's directory.
 This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
 
 Hiran
 
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 SAG Systemhaus GmbH
 Elsenheimer Straße 11
 80867 München
 Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
 Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99
 
 
 
 
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: cleaning session
 
 This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been gradually 
 developing a session manager or perhaps a session janitor that 
 watches/tracks workflow and cleans up stuff from memory 
 (session) that 
 isn't needed anymore. It could be a filter or a custom request 
 processor in the world of Struts. Since I most often use my own 
 controller Servlet I have my own place to put it, but basically, it 
 gets invoked before any request handlers.
 
 Erik
 
 
 Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
 
 
 
 Hi,
 
 I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts),
 
 
 but this is
 
 
 the first thing I can think of...
 
 Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear 
 graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or
 
 
 intersections and / or
 
 
 parallelism), you could define your workflow by
 
 
 tagging the pages it is made of...
 
 
 then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your 
 getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects
 
 
 someone's left a
 
 
 wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them
 
 
 cleaned off the
 
 
 corresponding Session.
 
 I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if 
 the graph is 
 not linear.
 
 I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
 
 HTH,
 Freddy.
 
 -Mensaje original-
 De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
 Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Asunto: RE: cleaning session
 
 
 That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset
 
 
 method. Reset
 
 
 is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit
 
 
 checkbox fields
 
 
 (they don't submit anything if they are null).
 
 Paul
 
 
 
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: cleaning session
 
 
 If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just
 
 
 call reset
 
 
 whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start 
 this wizard?
 
 
 
 --- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
 
 
 
 
 Hello

Re: Redirecting and getting the original URL

2004-10-07 Thread Jacob Weber

Craig,
Thanks...I'll give that a try.
Jacob

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
 Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On a Servlet 2.4 container (such as Tomcat 5.x), the server will store
 the original path-related information as a set of request attributes
 with well known names:
 
   javax.servlet.forward.request_uri
   javax.servlet.forward.context_path
   javax.servlet.forward.servlet_path
   javax.servlet.forward.path_info
   javax.servlet.forward.query_string
 
 On a pre-2.4 container, you'll need to save the values yourself prior
 to performing the forward.
 
 Craig
 
 
 
 On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 15:26:55 + (UTC), Jacob Weber
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hello. In my Struts application, I have an action which forwards to a 
  second
  action. The redirect parameter is set to false, so the browser's URL 
  doesn't
  change.
  
  I'd like to get the original URL that the user requested (the one that's in 
  his
  browser). But request.getServletPath() and the various other request 
  methods
  return the URL of the second action. One method, getRequestURL(), seems to
  return the original URL, but this only works on Tomcat. On WebLogic, it 
  returns
  the second one.
  
  Is there a reliable way to get this information? Thanks,
  Jacob
  
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checking for an object in a collection

2004-10-07 Thread Muhammad Momin Rashid

Hello All,

I have a scenario in which I need to display (or not display) differnt parts 
of a jsp page depending on rules defined in a collection in scope.

I was wondering what is the best way to accomplish this?  All the rules 
defined in a collection, and the decision is made on the basis of if a rule 
is present in the collection or not.  The following approach seems messy to 
me, so i was wondering if anyone can enlighten me with a better way to 
accomplish this

iterate through collection
if rule x is present
display x table
end if
end iterate

iterate through collection
if rule y is present
display y table
end if
end iterate

A sample code snippit would be highly apprecated,  Thanks for your time.

Regards,
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Agregating form beans

2004-10-07 Thread Vinicius Carvalho

I was wondering. Is it possible for a form bean to have a field that 
would be another form bean? I have a form, that depending on the user 
selection on the previous screen, it would generate n number of  small 
forms in order for him to fill it up. So I was wondering to have 
something like this:

public class BaseForm extends ValidatorForm{
private String userName;
private Integer userCode;
private Collection projectForm // that's my agregation of project forms
}
public class ProjectForm extends ValidatorForm{
private String projectName;
private TimeStamp dueDate;
}
Is it possible, or creating arrays of those properties would be a better 
solution? Also, does BeanUtils transverse the object graph to copy it to 
a DTO?

Thanks all
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Re: OT: jstl equivalent of logic:present

2004-10-07 Thread Tim Penhey

Zoran Avtarovski wrote:
I'm trying to find a way to use the isUserInRole method with the c:if tag.
I tried c:if test=${pageContext.getRequest().isUserInRole(admin)}
But you can't use the isUserInRole method as an expression. I'd rather not
have to cast the role into a page context string to test. Using the
logic:present tag is more preferable. I only ask because I get the feeling
that there's a move away from the struts tags and toward jstl.
How do others do it?
Zoran
 

Try the request taglib from jakarta...
%@ taglib uri=http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/request-1.0; 
prefix=request%

request:isUserInRole role=admin
Do admin stuff
/request:isUserInRole
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Re: Validation in Struts for Required fields

2004-10-07 Thread Jacob Weber

One more: you need something like this in your ApplicationResources:

errors.required={0} is required.


In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
 Caroline Jen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 To add to the list:
 
 5. the validator-rules.xml and validation.xml must be
 in the AppName/WEB-INF directory.  
 6. Make sure that there is a proper version of the
 commons-validator.jar file. 
 7. there is font color=?red?html:errors//font in
 the .jsp to turn on the validation and to show warning
 messages in red
 8. validation plug-in in the struts-config.xml; 
 
 -Caroline
 --- Erik Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Somehow we lost the list on a couple of posts.
  
  OK, so, these are the things I assume you have
  checked so far:
  
  1) you have an html:select tag with property =
  reportType, and the 
  default option's value is 
  2) your ActionForm extends one of the proper types
  (such as 
  ValidatorForm) and has the proper getters and
  setters for the reportType 
  field
  3) in struts-config.xml, you have configured the
  action (the same one 
  that your form will submit to) with validate = true,
  and you have named 
  the proper ActionForm to associate with the action
  (one of your 
  form-bean declarations)
  4) the field name in validation.xml matches the
  field name of your 
  select (reportType), and the form name in
  validation.xml matches the 
  same form name that you are associating with the
  action in 
  struts-config.xml (the name of the form configured
  in the action matches 
  one of your form-bean declarations)
  
  What else am I leaving out?
  
  Erik


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RE: checking for an object in a collection

2004-10-07 Thread Paul McCulloch

A Map is proabably a better data structure to use than a collection. I'd
consider changing the way the rules are stored, or converting the Collection
to a Map in your action.

Paul

 -Original Message-
 From: Muhammad Momin Rashid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 1:09 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: checking for an object in a collection

 Hello All,

 I have a scenario in which I need to display (or not display) 
 differnt parts 
 of a jsp page depending on rules defined in a collection in scope.

 I was wondering what is the best way to accomplish this?  All 
 the rules 
 defined in a collection, and the decision is made on the 
 basis of if a rule 
 is present in the collection or not.  The following approach 
 seems messy to 
 me, so i was wondering if anyone can enlighten me with a 
 better way to 
 accomplish this

 iterate through collection
 if rule x is present
 display x table
 end if
 end iterate

 iterate through collection
 if rule y is present
 display y table
 end if
 end iterate

 A sample code snippit would be highly apprecated,  Thanks for 
 your time.

 Regards,
 Muhammad Momin Rashid. 

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Re: checking for an object in a collection

2004-10-07 Thread DGraham


I may not fully understand what you're
trying to do, but why not use a HashSet instead? Let the table name
be the key to the rule. 
This may or may not be helpful: http://www.javapractices.com/Topic65.cjp.


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Hello All,

I have a scenario in which I need to display (or not display) differnt
parts 
of a jsp page depending on rules defined in a collection in scope.

I was wondering what is the best way to accomplish this? All the
rules 
defined in a collection, and the decision is made on the basis of if a
rule 
is present in the collection or not. The following approach seems
messy to 
me, so i was wondering if anyone can enlighten me with a better way to

accomplish this

iterate through collection
  if rule x is present
display x table
  end if
end iterate

iterate through collection
  if rule y is present
display y table
  end if
end iterate

A sample code snippit would be highly apprecated, Thanks for your
time.

Regards,
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Re: Session authentication - Struts or ServletFilter

2004-10-07 Thread Jacob Weber

I've been doing the same thing by extending RequestProcessor (or 
TilesRequestProcessor). The advantage of that is, depending on which 
method you extend, you can have access to the Struts Form and 
ActionMapping objects.

Jacob


In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
 andy wix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi,
 
 What is the best approach for the above?  I don't use container security - 
 when a user logs in I store a User object in the session and each page 
 should then check that the User is not null before proceding.
 You seem to get a real mix of opinions reading about the subject - the 
 Servlet 2.3 specification suggests authenication as a suggested use of 
 Filters and yet my Professional SCWCD Certification book says 'Filters 
 should not rely on session state'.
 
 I understand the Struts approach is sub-class Action and have your check in 
 there - this does force you to have an action for every mapping though.
 
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Re: cleaning session

2004-10-07 Thread Vinicius Carvalho

Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the better. So,
my thought:
Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.
What do you think?
-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session
Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.
Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.
Erik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

Hi, Erik and Freddz.
I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon as it's
   

scope is left.
 

How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL subdirectory.
   

Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could remove
all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.
 

This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
Hiran
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Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99


   

-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It
could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world
of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I
have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked
before any request handlers.
Erik
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:

 

Hi,
I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts),
   

but this is
 

the first thing I can think of...
Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear
graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or
   

intersections and / or
 

parallelism), you could define your workflow by
   

tagging the pages it is made of...
 

then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your
getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects
   

someone's left a
 

wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them
   

cleaned off the
 

corresponding Session.
I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is
not linear.
I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
HTH,
Freddy.
-Mensaje original-
De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session
That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset
   

method. Reset
 

is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit
   

checkbox fields
 

(they don't submit anything if they are null).
Paul


   

-Original Message-
From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just
 

call reset
 

whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start this wizard?

--- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:

 

Hello everyone,
I am facing this problem of session. I have my action form in
session(a wizard like thing). Now if the user starts filling in
values  and clicks on the NEXT button, to go on to the next screen
and then instead of completing the process of application,
   

clicks on
 

some other link.
Again he wants to start with the application process, the form get
pre-populated with the previous values, as the form in still in
session. I want a clean form.
How to overcome this problem???
Any ideas???
Thanks.

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Re: checking for an object in a collection

2004-10-07 Thread Miranda John Stager

Hello Muhammad,

I hope that you are using custom tags for this.

I would create a new custom tag  to determine if the
rule is present in the collection...

rule:RulePresent rule=ruleKey
display table x
/rule:RulePresent

This tag would then look in the collection for the
specific rule, not by iterating through the collection
but by trying to retrieve the rule by its key.

I would suggest using a key/value mapping collection,
do the look up on the key
collection.containsKey(ruleKey) if true then display
the tag body, if false then skip the tag body.

Hope this helps.

John

 --- Muhammad Momin Rashid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 Hello All,
 
 I have a scenario in which I need to display (or not
 display) differnt parts 
 of a jsp page depending on rules defined in a
 collection in scope.
 
 I was wondering what is the best way to accomplish
 this?  All the rules 
 defined in a collection, and the decision is made on
 the basis of if a rule 
 is present in the collection or not.  The following
 approach seems messy to 
 me, so i was wondering if anyone can enlighten me
 with a better way to 
 accomplish this
 
 iterate through collection
 if rule x is present
 display x table
 end if
 end iterate
 
 iterate through collection
 if rule y is present
 display y table
 end if
 end iterate
 
 A sample code snippit would be highly apprecated, 
 Thanks for your time.
 
 Regards,
 Muhammad Momin Rashid. 
 
 
 
 

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validwhen help

Hi, 

Although my validator rule is interpeted just fine, 
an empty string message is produced for this specific error 
using the html:errors tag. Can someone please tell me what 
am i missing? My properties file works for all other rules and 
has a property formname.field...

Thanks,
Manos
field property=time depends=validwhen
  arg0 key=formname.field/
  var
 var-nametest/var-name
 var-value((type != 'time') or (*this* = 1))/var-value
  /var
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Re: html:link parameter passing

For this to work, 'b' would have to be the name of a java.util.Map 
object; instead, it is a BolgeDTO.  Use the second method discussed in 
the html:link/ documentation:

  Specify both name and property attributes - The specified property 

   getter method will be called on the bean identified by the name (and
   optional scope) attributes, in order to return the java.util.Map
   containing the parameters.
So, if you created a getMap() method on BolgeDTO, the following would work:
 html:link action=edit
 name=b property=map
 Düzenle
 /html:link
-- Jeff
M. Onur Tokan wrote:
hi,
I have a arraylist of BolgeDTO in request scope. I am iterating this
arraylist in the code below. The problem is I want to add a edit
button on the column. And I want to pass the whole properties to the
next form so The form will contain the data from the selected row. I
look at the html:link doc. It says that:
If you prefer to specify a java.util.Map that contains all of the
request parameters to be added to the hyperlink, use one of the
following techniques:Specify only the name attribute - The named JSP
bean (optionally scoped by the value of the scope attribute) must
identify a java.util.Map containing the parameters.
I tried this method by adding a Map property to the DTO and set it
from its constructor. But it didn't work. Any suggestions please?
logic:iterate id=b name=bolgeler
tr
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_s/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_t/
/td
td
bean:write name=b property=bolge_adi/
/td
td
html:link action=edit
name=b
Düzenle
/html:link
/td
/tr
/logic:iterate
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Obviously, it's still too early for
me. A HashMap is what I meant to say.

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I may not fully understand what you're trying to do, but why not use a
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Hello All,

I have a scenario in which I need to display (or not display) differnt
parts 
of a jsp page depending on rules defined in a collection in scope.

I was wondering what is the best way to accomplish this? All the
rules 
defined in a collection, and the decision is made on the basis of if a
rule 
is present in the collection or not. The following approach seems
messy to 
me, so i was wondering if anyone can enlighten me with a better way to

accomplish this

iterate through collection
  if rule x is present
display x table
  end if
end iterate

iterate through collection
  if rule y is present
display y table
  end if
end iterate

A sample code snippit would be highly apprecated, Thanks for your
time.

Regards,
Muhammad Momin Rashid. 




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Re: Browser page break with ms/word myme

CSS2 includes page-break-before and page-break-after properties. 
Specifying position:fixed will cause a box to repeat on every page.  I 
am not sure if this is supported in any browser, but that's where I 
would start.

See http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/page.html for details on paged media with CSS.
-- Jeff
Paulo Alvim wrote:
Hi!
I've read that the easier way to print using page break and Browser is to
send the ordinary text/html contents with proprietary MS-Word's page break
tags and tell the Browser to open that html using MS-Word. (In this case,
we know the users will have Word installed).
I couldn't make the Browser open my html using word. I've tried to set the
content type response in the Request Processor (my descendent) without
success...
Any one could help with the best approach using Struts? Is there any other
easier and light solution for page break (with specific header in each page,
etc...) using Browser (no .PDF and .DOCs!)?
Thanks in advance
Paulo Alvim
Powerlogic - Brazil

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RES: [struts] Re: Browser page break with ms/word myme

2004-10-07 Thread Paulo Alvim

Thanks a lot, Jeff!
This is exactly what I was looking for...

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De: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] nome de Jeff Beal
Enviada em: quinta-feira, 7 de outubro de 2004 09:41
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Assunto: [struts] Re: Browser page break with ms/word myme


CSS2 includes page-break-before and page-break-after properties.
Specifying position:fixed will cause a box to repeat on every page.  I
am not sure if this is supported in any browser, but that's where I
would start.

See http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/page.html for details on paged media with CSS.

-- Jeff

Paulo Alvim wrote:
 Hi!

 I've read that the easier way to print using page break and Browser is to
 send the ordinary text/html contents with proprietary MS-Word's page break
 tags and tell the Browser to open that html using MS-Word. (In this
case,
 we know the users will have Word installed).

 I couldn't make the Browser open my html using word. I've tried to set
the
 content type response in the Request Processor (my descendent) without
 success...

 Any one could help with the best approach using Struts? Is there any other
 easier and light solution for page break (with specific header in each
page,
 etc...) using Browser (no .PDF and .DOCs!)?

 Thanks in advance

 Paulo Alvim
 Powerlogic - Brazil




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Re: Browser page break with ms/word myme [pt_br]

2004-10-07 Thread Henrique VIECILI

Ae Paulo,

experimenta fazer um servlet para retornar o html e mapeie-o com final .doc no 
web.xml, eu acho q o IE antes de verificar o mime-type verifica a extensão do arquivo. 
Eu fiz isso uma vez para gerar pdf e abrir diretamenta no adobe. Claro que não custa 
setar o mime-type tambem.

Henrique Viecili
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  From: Paulo Alvim 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 6:19 AM
  Subject: Browser page break with ms/word myme


  Hi!

  I've read that the easier way to print using page break and Browser is to
  send the ordinary text/html contents with proprietary MS-Word's page break
  tags and tell the Browser to open that html using MS-Word. (In this case,
  we know the users will have Word installed).

  I couldn't make the Browser open my html using word. I've tried to set the
  content type response in the Request Processor (my descendent) without
  success...

  Any one could help with the best approach using Struts? Is there any other
  easier and light solution for page break (with specific header in each page,
  etc...) using Browser (no .PDF and .DOCs!)?

  Thanks in advance

  Paulo Alvim
  Powerlogic - Brazil


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Re: Value of hidden field from ApplicationResources.properties?

I'd just use input type=hidden name=nextStep value=fmt:message 
key='button.validate'/.

Wendy Smoak wrote:
I have what must be the world's simplest form... it has a text field and a
button:
html-el:form action=denRegister 
fmt:message key=label.associationId/: br/
html-el:text property=associationId size=15 /
html-el:submit property=nextStep
  fmt:message key=button.validate/
/html-el:submit
/html-el:form
It works great if the user clicks the button... not so great if he presses
enter, which submits the form without the value of nextStep coming through.
So I thought to put a hidden field in the form and just ignore the button
entirely.  But I can't seem to get the value of the hidden field to come
from ApplicationResources.properties.  I tried to do it like the submit
button, but html-el:hidden *must* be an empty tag.  None of the possible
attributes seem to do it.
Am I missing something?  Otherwise I have to hardcode it...
 html-el:hidden property=nextStep value=Validate /

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Re: Browser page break with ms/word myme [pt_br]

Henrique VIECILI wrote:
Ae Paulo,
experimenta fazer um servlet para retornar o html e mapeie-o com final .doc no web.xml, eu acho q o IE antes de verificar o mime-type verifica a extensão do arquivo. Eu fiz isso uma vez para gerar pdf e abrir diretamenta no adobe. Claro que não custa setar o mime-type tambem.

Unfortunatelly this doesn't seem greek to me (i'm in athens ;-). Please
lets keep this conversation in english; I'm sure all the fun would go
away if everyone was using his/her native language

Henrique Viecili
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From: Paulo Alvim
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 6:19 AM
Subject: Browser page break with ms/word myme

Hi!
I've read that the easier way to print using page break and Browser is to
send the ordinary text/html contents with proprietary MS-Word's page break
tags and tell the Browser to open that html using MS-Word. (In this case,
we know the users will have Word installed).
I couldn't make the Browser open my html using word. I've tried to set the
content type response in the Request Processor (my descendent) without
success...
Any one could help with the best approach using Struts? Is there any other
easier and light solution for page break (with specific header in each page,
etc...) using Browser (no .PDF and .DOCs!)?
Thanks in advance
Paulo Alvim
Powerlogic - Brazil
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Re: html:link parameter passing

Sorry for double posting. Jeff It didn't work. It causes Null pointer
exception. I hava a bean named BolgeDTO with a property parameters
(java.util.Map)

And the code is ;


html:link page=/edit.do
name=b
property=parameters
Düzenle
/html:link

while (rs.next())
{
Map p=null;
BolgeDTO bolge = new BolgeDTO();
bolge.setBolge(rs.getString(1));
bolge.setBolge_kodu_s(rs.getString(2));
bolge.setBolge_kodu_t(rs.getString(3));
bolge.setBolge_adi(rs.getString(4));
p.put(bolge,rs.getString(1));
p.put(bolge_adi,rs.getString(4));
bolge.setParameters(p);
list.add(bolge);

}
if (list.size()  0)
request.getSession().setAttribute(bolgeler, list);



On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 08:35:37 -0400, Jeff Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 For this to work, 'b' would have to be the name of a java.util.Map
 object; instead, it is a BolgeDTO.  Use the second method discussed in
 the html:link/ documentation:
 
Specify both name and property attributes - The specified property
 
 getter method will be called on the bean identified by the name (and
 optional scope) attributes, in order to return the java.util.Map
 containing the parameters.
 
 So, if you created a getMap() method on BolgeDTO, the following would work:
 
   html:link action=edit
   name=b property=map
   Düzenle
   /html:link
 
 -- Jeff
 
 
 
 M. Onur Tokan wrote:
  hi,
 
  I have a arraylist of BolgeDTO in request scope. I am iterating this
  arraylist in the code below. The problem is I want to add a edit
  button on the column. And I want to pass the whole properties to the
  next form so The form will contain the data from the selected row. I
  look at the html:link doc. It says that:
 
  If you prefer to specify a java.util.Map that contains all of the
  request parameters to be added to the hyperlink, use one of the
  following techniques:Specify only the name attribute - The named JSP
  bean (optionally scoped by the value of the scope attribute) must
  identify a java.util.Map containing the parameters.
 
  I tried this method by adding a Map property to the DTO and set it
  from its constructor. But it didn't work. Any suggestions please?
 
  logic:iterate id=b name=bolgeler
  tr
  td
  bean:write name=b property=bolge/
  /td
  td
  bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_s/
  /td
  td
  bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_t/
  /td
  td
  bean:write name=b property=bolge_adi/
  /td
  td
  html:link action=edit
  name=b
  Düzenle
  /html:link
  /td
  /tr
  /logic:iterate
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Re: html:link parameter passing

I don't see where 'p' is initialized to a Map in your Java code. 
Somewhere, you need to have Map p = new java.util.HashMap().

M. Onur Tokan wrote:
Sorry for double posting. Jeff It didn't work. It causes Null pointer
exception. I hava a bean named BolgeDTO with a property parameters
(java.util.Map)
And the code is ;

html:link page=/edit.do
name=b
property=parameters
Düzenle
/html:link

while (rs.next())
{
Map p=null;
BolgeDTO bolge = new BolgeDTO();
bolge.setBolge(rs.getString(1));
bolge.setBolge_kodu_s(rs.getString(2));
bolge.setBolge_kodu_t(rs.getString(3));
bolge.setBolge_adi(rs.getString(4));
p.put(bolge,rs.getString(1));
p.put(bolge_adi,rs.getString(4));
bolge.setParameters(p);
list.add(bolge);
}
if (list.size()  0)
request.getSession().setAttribute(bolgeler, list);

On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 08:35:37 -0400, Jeff Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For this to work, 'b' would have to be the name of a java.util.Map
object; instead, it is a BolgeDTO.  Use the second method discussed in
the html:link/ documentation:
  Specify both name and property attributes - The specified property
   getter method will be called on the bean identified by the name (and
   optional scope) attributes, in order to return the java.util.Map
   containing the parameters.
So, if you created a getMap() method on BolgeDTO, the following would work:
 html:link action=edit
 name=b property=map
 Düzenle
 /html:link
-- Jeff

M. Onur Tokan wrote:
hi,
I have a arraylist of BolgeDTO in request scope. I am iterating this
arraylist in the code below. The problem is I want to add a edit
button on the column. And I want to pass the whole properties to the
next form so The form will contain the data from the selected row. I
look at the html:link doc. It says that:
If you prefer to specify a java.util.Map that contains all of the
request parameters to be added to the hyperlink, use one of the
following techniques:Specify only the name attribute - The named JSP
bean (optionally scoped by the value of the scope attribute) must
identify a java.util.Map containing the parameters.
I tried this method by adding a Map property to the DTO and set it
from its constructor. But it didn't work. Any suggestions please?
logic:iterate id=b name=bolgeler
   tr
   td
   bean:write name=b property=bolge/
   /td
   td
   bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_s/
   /td
   td
   bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_t/
   /td
   td
   bean:write name=b property=bolge_adi/
   /td
   td
   html:link action=edit
   name=b
   Düzenle
   /html:link
   /td
   /tr
/logic:iterate
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M. Onur Tokan


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Re: cleaning session

I think a good place to start would be to start a list of situations or 
use cases encountered where this type of device was implemented or 
needed (not just with wizards, but with session attributes in general 
I think). Then we could look at the list after a while and see what all 
or many of the entries have in common -- try to recognize a pattern. 
Then maybe we could try to create a class that solves the common problem 
-- one that could be inserted into a filter, a request processor, or 
whatever, making it generically applicable (Struts or not). I would be 
willing to contribute if it caught on, because I certainly have 
encountered a need for this more than once.

For example, I recently I finished a Struts application that had an area 
(a set of pages/commands) for vendors. One of the things a vendor 
could do was search for an item, and then upload files to attach to 
that item (such as photographs). So the ActionForm used for the file 
upload screen not only kept track of the normal properties associated 
with file uploading, but also the item. The item, in turn, housed a 
collection of attributes describing every file currently attached to 
that item. So when you viewed the upload screen, you could see all the 
existing uploads, and the details about the item you were working with. 
Even though it wasn't a proper wizard, I decided to keep the form in 
session scope, because users could make mistakes (such as invalid input) 
and continually end up back at the screen. I didn't want to keep 
reloading the item and all the existing file info every time the page 
was needed. So I ended up writing a cleanup method in a base Action 
class that got rid of the form when it figured that the vendor was 
probably finished using the file upload area (such as when he returned 
home).

Probably you guys have far better examples, but that's just one off the 
top of my head.

And XML is almost always good.
Erik

Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the better. So,
my thought:
Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.
What do you think?
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De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session
Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.
Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.
Erik
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Hi, Erik and Freddz.
I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon as it's
   

scope is left.
 

How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL subdirectory.
   

Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could remove
all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.
 

This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
Hiran
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From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It
could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world
of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I
have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked
before any request handlers.
Erik
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:

 

Hi,
I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts),
   

but this is
 

the first thing I can think of...
Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear
graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or
   

intersections and / or
 

parallelism), you could define your workflow by
   

tagging the

Re: [validator] dependent field

One day later, I figured it out. One must split the validators to 
multiple struts.validator tags, each one having it's own msgkey...

Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
Consider two fields, type and time. The first mandatory, the second 
dependent on the value of the first.

What I'm trying to do enforce a not null and not empty value for the 
time field, when the type has a value of 'time'. I've been trying to 
do this for more than an hour; I was hoping someone can spot my error 
as i have become really unproductive here :-)

Below I have both my generated validator.xml fragment and my webdoclet 
tags. Please let me know whats wrong with either!

type field
@struts.validator type=required  msgkey=error.form.eauction.type
time field
@struts.validator type=minlength
 arg1value=${var:minlength}
@struts.validator type=validwhen
@struts.validator-args arg0resource=error.form.eauction.time
@struts.validator-var name=minlength
  value=1
@struts.validator-var name=test
  value=((type != 'time') or (*this* != null))
And my XML fragment:
field property=type
depends=required
 msg
   name=required
   key=error.form.eauction.type/
 arg0 key=auctionDefinitionForm.type/
/field
field property=time
depends=minlength,validwhen
 arg0
   key=error.form.eauction.time
 /
 arg1
 name=minlength
   key=${var:minlength}
 resource=false
 /
 var
   var-nameminlength/var-name
   var-value1/var-value
 /var
 var
   var-nametest/var-name
   var-value((type != 'time') or (*this* != null))/var-value
 /var
/field
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RE: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?

When trying html:messages id=error/
   %= error %
  /html:messages
I get an error  saying the end tag lt;html:messages is unbalanced
From: David G. Friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 19:21:09 -0400
Have you tried using something other than html:errors/ ?
Such as:
html:messages id=error/
   %= error %
  /html:messages
See the Wiki for what I mean, section 1.4:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsBeginnerValidatorFramework
Regards,
David
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Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:30 PM
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Subject: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?

From: yacout dadoun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Trouble with struts validator
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 15:54:36 +

Hi,

I'm trying to use the struts validator, i have created a simple form with
few inputs, i'd like to oblige the user to enter values into inputs.
I therefore :
1-added the validator pluing to strus-config.xml
2-added the action mapping with the path set to test, the type set to the
path of the action form called TestAction, the name set to testForm,
validate set to true and inut set the the jsp file called siteForm.jsp 
and
forwards success and failure
3-created the TestAction.java taht extends Action and returns success
4-created the TestForm bean that extends ValidatorAction
5-created the testform.jsp  added html:errors/whose fomr id is testForm
6-get teh applictaion.properties file from the struts blank project
7-in the validation.xml added the formset where the name is testForm and
properties are required

However no errors is displayed

Any idea PLS

Thanks

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Re: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?

yacout dadoun wrote:
When trying html:messages id=error/ 
typo:-^
the tag must not close there
I get an error  saying the end tag lt;html:messages is unbalanced
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Subject: RE: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 19:21:09 -0400
Have you tried using something other than html:errors/ ?
Such as:
html:messages id=error/
   %= error %
  /html:messages
See the Wiki for what I mean, section 1.4:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsBeginnerValidatorFramework
Regards,
David
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Subject: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?

From: yacout dadoun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Trouble with struts validator
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 15:54:36 +

Hi,

I'm trying to use the struts validator, i have created a simple form 
with
few inputs, i'd like to oblige the user to enter values into inputs.
I therefore :
1-added the validator pluing to strus-config.xml
2-added the action mapping with the path set to test, the type set 
to the
path of the action form called TestAction, the name set to testForm,
validate set to true and inut set the the jsp file called 
siteForm.jsp and
forwards success and failure
3-created the TestAction.java taht extends Action and returns success
4-created the TestForm bean that extends ValidatorAction
5-created the testform.jsp  added html:errors/whose fomr id is 
testForm
6-get teh applictaion.properties file from the struts blank project
7-in the validation.xml added the formset where the name is testForm 
and
properties are required

However no errors is displayed

Any idea PLS

Thanks

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Re: html:link parameter passing

Ohhh my god! It works. thanks a lot. Do you think it's a good practice?


On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 09:26:50 -0400, Jeff Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I don't see where 'p' is initialized to a Map in your Java code.
 Somewhere, you need to have Map p = new java.util.HashMap().
 
 
 
 M. Onur Tokan wrote:
  Sorry for double posting. Jeff It didn't work. It causes Null pointer
  exception. I hava a bean named BolgeDTO with a property parameters
  (java.util.Map)
 
  And the code is ;
 
  
html:link page=/edit.do
name=b
property=parameters
Düzenle
/html:link
  
  while (rs.next())
{
Map p=null;
BolgeDTO bolge = new BolgeDTO();
bolge.setBolge(rs.getString(1));
bolge.setBolge_kodu_s(rs.getString(2));
bolge.setBolge_kodu_t(rs.getString(3));
bolge.setBolge_adi(rs.getString(4));
p.put(bolge,rs.getString(1));
p.put(bolge_adi,rs.getString(4));
bolge.setParameters(p);
list.add(bolge);
 
}
if (list.size()  0)
request.getSession().setAttribute(bolgeler, list);
 
 
 
  On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 08:35:37 -0400, Jeff Beal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 For this to work, 'b' would have to be the name of a java.util.Map
 object; instead, it is a BolgeDTO.  Use the second method discussed in
 the html:link/ documentation:
 
Specify both name and property attributes - The specified property
 
 getter method will be called on the bean identified by the name (and
 optional scope) attributes, in order to return the java.util.Map
 containing the parameters.
 
 So, if you created a getMap() method on BolgeDTO, the following would work:
 
   html:link action=edit
   name=b property=map
   Düzenle
   /html:link
 
 -- Jeff
 
 
 
 M. Onur Tokan wrote:
 
 hi,
 
 I have a arraylist of BolgeDTO in request scope. I am iterating this
 arraylist in the code below. The problem is I want to add a edit
 button on the column. And I want to pass the whole properties to the
 next form so The form will contain the data from the selected row. I
 look at the html:link doc. It says that:
 
 If you prefer to specify a java.util.Map that contains all of the
 request parameters to be added to the hyperlink, use one of the
 following techniques:Specify only the name attribute - The named JSP
 bean (optionally scoped by the value of the scope attribute) must
 identify a java.util.Map containing the parameters.
 
 I tried this method by adding a Map property to the DTO and set it
 from its constructor. But it didn't work. Any suggestions please?
 
 logic:iterate id=b name=bolgeler
 tr
 td
 bean:write name=b property=bolge/
 /td
 td
 bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_s/
 /td
 td
 bean:write name=b property=bolge_kodu_t/
 /td
 td
 bean:write name=b property=bolge_adi/
 /td
 td
 html:link action=edit
 name=b
 Düzenle
 /html:link
 /td
 /tr
 /logic:iterate
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RES: [struts] Re: Browser page break with ms/word myme [pt_br]

2004-10-07 Thread Paulo Alvim

Obrigado Henrique,

A solução do CSS2 do [EMAIL PROTECTED] funcionou e me atende bem...disponha!

-Mensagem original-
De: Emmanouil Batsis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviada em: quinta-feira, 7 de outubro de 2004 09:56
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Assunto: [struts] Re: Browser page break with ms/word myme [pt_br]


Henrique VIECILI wrote:

Ae Paulo,

experimenta fazer um servlet para retornar o html e mapeie-o com final .doc
no web.xml, eu acho q o IE antes de verificar o mime-type verifica a
extensão do arquivo. Eu fiz isso uma vez para gerar pdf e abrir diretamenta
no adobe. Claro que não custa setar o mime-type tambem.



Unfortunatelly this doesn't seem greek to me (i'm in athens ;-). Please
lets keep this conversation in english; I'm sure all the fun would go
away if everyone was using his/her native language

Henrique Viecili
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  From: Paulo Alvim
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 6:19 AM
  Subject: Browser page break with ms/word myme


  Hi!

  I've read that the easier way to print using page break and Browser is to
  send the ordinary text/html contents with proprietary MS-Word's page
break
  tags and tell the Browser to open that html using MS-Word. (In this
case,
  we know the users will have Word installed).

  I couldn't make the Browser open my html using word. I've tried to set
the
  content type response in the Request Processor (my descendent) without
  success...

  Any one could help with the best approach using Struts? Is there any
other
  easier and light solution for page break (with specific header in each
page,
  etc...) using Browser (no .PDF and .DOCs!)?

  Thanks in advance

  Paulo Alvim
  Powerlogic - Brazil


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Re: cleaning session


Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do 
believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the 
better. So,
my thought:

Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your 
wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in 
order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.

What do you think?
-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session
Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.
Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.
Erik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

Hi, Erik and Freddz.
I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon 
as it's
  
scope is left.
 

How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL 
subdirectory.
  
Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves 
in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could 
remove
all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.
 

This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
Hiran
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80867 München
Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99


  

-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It
could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world
of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I
have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked
before any request handlers.
Erik
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:



Hi,
I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts),
  
but this is


the first thing I can think of...
Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear
graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or
  
intersections and / or


parallelism), you could define your workflow by
  
tagging the pages it is made of...


then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your
getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects
  
someone's left a


wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them
  
cleaned off the


corresponding Session.
I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is
not linear.
I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
HTH,
Freddy.
-Mensaje original-
De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session
That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset
  
method. Reset


is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit
  
checkbox fields


(they don't submit anything if they are null).
Paul


  

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From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just


call reset


whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start this wizard?

--- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:



Hello everyone,
I am facing this problem of session. I have my action form in
session(a wizard like thing). Now if the user starts filling in
values  and clicks on the NEXT button, to go on to the next screen
and then instead of completing the process of application,
  

clicks on


some other link.
Again he wants to start with the application process, the form get
pre-populated with the previous values, as the form in still in
session. I want a clean form.
How to overcome this problem???
Any ideas???
Thanks.

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Colspan html attribute equivalent in jsf

2004-10-07 Thread babloosony

Hi,

In jsf, if i am using h:panelGrid to draw a table with 2 columns,
then in first row i want to club the 2 columns into one (like using
colspan=2 html attribute) and in remaining rows i want to have 2
columns. how can i achieve this using jsf tag h:panelGrid ??

Thanks  Regards,
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Re: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?

Oh yes thanks
Now if we come to our initial problem when i ommit entering a value to an 
input, the messages displayed is null and not  input required.
Should i change the application.properties and  replace errors.required=.. 
by messages.required=... ?

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Subject: Re: Anyone succeeded using validator in struts1.2.4 ?
Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2004 16:48:55 +0300
yacout dadoun wrote:
When trying html:messages id=error/
typo:-^
the tag must not close there
I get an error  saying the end tag lt;html:messages is unbalanced
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Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 19:21:09 -0400
Have you tried using something other than html:errors/ ?
Such as:
html:messages id=error/
   %= error %
  /html:messages
See the Wiki for what I mean, section 1.4:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsBeginnerValidatorFramework
Regards,
David
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Subject: Trouble with struts validator
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 15:54:36 +

Hi,

I'm trying to use the struts validator, i have created a simple form 
with
few inputs, i'd like to oblige the user to enter values into inputs.
I therefore :
1-added the validator pluing to strus-config.xml
2-added the action mapping with the path set to test, the type set to 
the
path of the action form called TestAction, the name set to testForm,
validate set to true and inut set the the jsp file called siteForm.jsp 
and
forwards success and failure
3-created the TestAction.java taht extends Action and returns success
4-created the TestForm bean that extends ValidatorAction
5-created the testform.jsp  added html:errors/whose fomr id is 
testForm
6-get teh applictaion.properties file from the struts blank project
7-in the validation.xml added the formset where the name is testForm 
and
properties are required

However no errors is displayed

Any idea PLS

Thanks

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Enhanced client side validation

2004-10-07 Thread mike . dunn

We have a requirement to validate (using Javascript) beans whose properties
can be of type Map, List, [], or any simple type. Furthermore, Maps, Lists,
and []s can be arbitrarily nested.
 
We have found that the validator only supports simple properties (on the
client). We modified it last year to support Lists and []s. Now we want to
modify it to support Maps and nesting.
 

Here's how it currently works:
 
Suppose a user has a List of addresses:
 
 public class User {
  public List getAddresses() {
   ...
  }
 }
 
and an address has a zip:
 
 public class Address {
  public String getZip() {
   ...
  }
 }
 
So in validation.xml we write:
 
 form name=user
 field 
  property=zip
  indexedListProperty=addresses
...
 

What we would rather do is write:
 
 form name=user
 field 
  property=addresses.zip
...
 
or
 
 field 
  property=addresses[].zip
...
 

Then we can expand this to support nesting and Maps:
 
   !-- validates all areaCodes --
 field
  property=addresses[].phoneNumbers[].areaCode
...
 
   !-- addresses is of type Map now; validates areaCodes 
for shipping address --
 field
  property=addresses(shipping).phoneNumbers[].areaCode
...
 field
 
   !-- validates all areaCodes --
  property=addresses().phoneNumbers[].areaCode
...
 field
 
   !-- validates areaCodes for shipping address and phone 
numbers that start with home (i.e. home, home1, 
 home2, etc.) --
 field 
  property=addresses(shipping).phoneNumbers(home*).areaCode
...
 
Note the wildcard in the last example.
 
Please let us know if this has been done before; if there's a better
approach; or if you would like the code for yourself.
 
Thanks,
Mike Dunn
mike dot dunn at siemens dot com

Problem sharing Tiles between applications

2004-10-07 Thread Brown, Robert

Greetings:

   Perhaps you can help me with a real problem I am having using Tiles.

   I have an understanding of how to use Tiles; I have several pages that
use several parts of JSPs, as illustrated by the example below:

%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-tiles.tld prefix=tiles %

tiles:insert page=/layouts/mainlayout.jsp flush=true
tiles:put name=title value=Typical Title of Page /
tiles:put name=banner value=/parts/toppart.jspf /
tiles:put name=menu value=/parts/menu.jspf /
tiles:put name=content value=/content/mainpg.jspf /
tiles:put name=footer value=/parts/footer.jspf /
/tiles:insert

The names of the JSPs (and the parameters) should speak for themselves.

   I have several pages within my application which reuse the banner,
menu, and footer pages. My problem arises when I attempt to use these
same pages in another application.

   What I tried to do is create another application and have it point to the
same banner, menu, and footer pages. The exact pages. What I want to
do is have a common directory that has toppart.jspf, menu.jspf, and
footer.jspf, and have more than one application go to that directory for
those files. 

   Unfortunately, it appears that the different applications always look for
a subdirectory under their context root for the files in question --
especially if those applications are packaged in EAR files. When I try to
make one application go to another for the JSPs in question, an exception is
thrown because the tiles:insert tag cannot fnd the files.

   Has anyone else run into this problem that you know of? Is there a
possible solution? I would rather be able to reuse parts of JSPs between
applications; after all, the banner, menu, and footer are common across the
applications they will be used for. I do not want to have to have multiple
copies of these files; after all, isn't that what Tiles is supposed to help
avoid???

   Can you give some insight into this matter? Thank You.

-Robert Brown III

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RE: cleaning session

2004-10-07 Thread Freddy Villalba A.

There is another typical example:

You have a search screen. after performing a search, you select one of the
items in order to... say... edit it. You go to the edition screen (form)
and, once you've concluded working with that item (typically: saved, deleted
or canceled), you return to the search screen, where you'd see the
(refreshed version of the) last search results' table (to keep it simple,
don't even assume there is pagination).



-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 15:31
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session


I think a good place to start would be to start a list of situations or
use cases encountered where this type of device was implemented or
needed (not just with wizards, but with session attributes in general
I think). Then we could look at the list after a while and see what all
or many of the entries have in common -- try to recognize a pattern.
Then maybe we could try to create a class that solves the common problem
-- one that could be inserted into a filter, a request processor, or
whatever, making it generically applicable (Struts or not). I would be
willing to contribute if it caught on, because I certainly have
encountered a need for this more than once.

For example, I recently I finished a Struts application that had an area
(a set of pages/commands) for vendors. One of the things a vendor
could do was search for an item, and then upload files to attach to
that item (such as photographs). So the ActionForm used for the file
upload screen not only kept track of the normal properties associated
with file uploading, but also the item. The item, in turn, housed a
collection of attributes describing every file currently attached to
that item. So when you viewed the upload screen, you could see all the
existing uploads, and the details about the item you were working with.
Even though it wasn't a proper wizard, I decided to keep the form in
session scope, because users could make mistakes (such as invalid input)
and continually end up back at the screen. I didn't want to keep
reloading the item and all the existing file info every time the page
was needed. So I ended up writing a cleanup method in a base Action
class that got rid of the form when it figured that the vendor was
probably finished using the file upload area (such as when he returned
home).

Probably you guys have far better examples, but that's just one off the
top of my head.

And XML is almost always good.

Erik



Freddy Villalba A. wrote:

Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the better. So,
my thought:

Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.

What do you think?

-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session


Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.

Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.

Erik


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Hi, Erik and Freddz.

I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon as it's


scope is left.


How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL subdirectory.


Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could
remove
all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.


This way the janitor could be fairly generic.

Hiran

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80867 München
Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99








-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session

This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed

Re: cleaning session

2004-10-07 Thread Vinicius Carvalho

Erik Weber wrote:

Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do 
believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the 
better. So,
my thought:

Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your 
wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in 
order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.

What do you think?
-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session
Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.
Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.
Erik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

Hi, Erik and Freddz.
I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon 
as it's
  

scope is left.
 

How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL 
subdirectory.
  

Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves 
in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter 
could remove
all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.
 

This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
Hiran
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80867 München
Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99


 

-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It
could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world
of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I
have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked
before any request handlers.
Erik
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:

   

Hi,
I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts),
  

but this is
   

the first thing I can think of...
Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear
graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or
  

intersections and / or
   

parallelism), you could define your workflow by
  

tagging the pages it is made of...
   

then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your
getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects
  

someone's left a
   

wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them
  

cleaned off the
   

corresponding Session.
I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the graph is
not linear.
I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
HTH,
Freddy.
-Mensaje original-
De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session
That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset
  

method. Reset
   

is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit
  

checkbox fields
   

(they don't submit anything if they are null).
Paul


 

-Original Message-
From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just


call reset
   

whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start this wizard?

--- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:

   

Hello everyone,
I am facing this problem of session. I have my action form in
session(a wizard like thing). Now if the user starts filling in
values  and clicks on the NEXT button, to go on to the next screen
and then instead of completing the process of application,
  

clicks on
   

some other link.
Again he wants to start with the application process, the form get
pre-populated with the previous values, as the form in still in
session. I want a clean form.
How to overcome this problem???
Any ideas???
Thanks.

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Re: cleaning session


Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
Erik Weber wrote:

Vinicius Carvalho wrote:
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do 
believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the 
better. So,
my thought:

Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your 
wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in 
order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.

What do you think?
-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session
Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.
Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store 
references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.

Erik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

Hi, Erik and Freddz.
I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon 
as it's
  

scope is left.
 

How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL 
subdirectory.
  

Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard 
leaves in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter 
could remove
all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.
 

This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
Hiran
-
Hiran Chaudhuri
SAG Systemhaus GmbH
Elsenheimer Straße 11
80867 München
Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99


 

-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been
gradually developing a session manager or perhaps a
session janitor that watches/tracks workflow and cleans up
stuff from memory (session) that isn't needed anymore. It
could be a filter or a custom request processor in the world
of Struts. Since I most often use my own controller Servlet I
have my own place to put it, but basically, it gets invoked
before any request handlers.
Erik
Freddy Villalba A. wrote:

  

Hi,
I have never implemented anything like this (with Struts),
  

but this is
  

the first thing I can think of...
Assuming your wizard is one-way (by this, I mean you have a linear
graph - 1-2-3... -, no bifurcations and /or
  

intersections and / or
  

parallelism), you could define your workflow by
  

tagging the pages it is made of...
  

then, manage the wizard from a filter that is able to detect your
getting into one and your leaving it. Once it detects
  

someone's left a
  

wizard, and knowing its components, it could have them
  

cleaned off the
  

corresponding Session.
I believe, however, that this approach wouldn't work if the 
graph is
not linear.

I'll be glad to here your feedback (everybody).
HTH,
Freddy.
-Mensaje original-
De: Paul McCulloch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 10:27
Para: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Asunto: RE: cleaning session
That isn't the purpose of the (confusingly named) reset
  

method. Reset
  

is there to, typically, deal with the html forms submit
  

checkbox fields
  

(they don't submit anything if they are null).
Paul




-Original Message-
From: Leandro Melo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 5:43 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
If you have your action in HttpSession, why don`t you just



call reset
  

whenever a user clicks on the button supposed to start this 
wizard?


--- struts lover [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:

  

Hello everyone,
I am facing this problem of session. I have my action form in
session(a wizard like thing). Now if the user starts filling in
values  and clicks on the NEXT button, to go on to the next 
screen
and then instead of completing the process of application,

  


clicks on
  

some other link.
Again he wants to start with the application process, the form 
get
pre-populated with the previous values, as the form in still in
session. I want a clean form.
How to overcome this problem???
Any ideas???
Thanks.


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Re: cleaning session

Yes, that is a good example.
My only requirement here is that no one from STANDARDS BANK may ever 
make use of it.

:)
Erik

Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
There is another typical example:
You have a search screen. after performing a search, you select one of the
items in order to... say... edit it. You go to the edition screen (form)
and, once you've concluded working with that item (typically: saved, deleted
or canceled), you return to the search screen, where you'd see the
(refreshed version of the) last search results' table (to keep it simple,
don't even assume there is pagination).

-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 15:31
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session
I think a good place to start would be to start a list of situations or
use cases encountered where this type of device was implemented or
needed (not just with wizards, but with session attributes in general
I think). Then we could look at the list after a while and see what all
or many of the entries have in common -- try to recognize a pattern.
Then maybe we could try to create a class that solves the common problem
-- one that could be inserted into a filter, a request processor, or
whatever, making it generically applicable (Struts or not). I would be
willing to contribute if it caught on, because I certainly have
encountered a need for this more than once.
For example, I recently I finished a Struts application that had an area
(a set of pages/commands) for vendors. One of the things a vendor
could do was search for an item, and then upload files to attach to
that item (such as photographs). So the ActionForm used for the file
upload screen not only kept track of the normal properties associated
with file uploading, but also the item. The item, in turn, housed a
collection of attributes describing every file currently attached to
that item. So when you viewed the upload screen, you could see all the
existing uploads, and the details about the item you were working with.
Even though it wasn't a proper wizard, I decided to keep the form in
session scope, because users could make mistakes (such as invalid input)
and continually end up back at the screen. I didn't want to keep
reloading the item and all the existing file info every time the page
was needed. So I ended up writing a cleanup method in a base Action
class that got rid of the form when it figured that the vendor was
probably finished using the file upload area (such as when he returned
home).
Probably you guys have far better examples, but that's just one off the
top of my head.
And XML is almost always good.
Erik

Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
 

Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do believe
though that the more framework-independent the solution is, the better. So,
my thought:
Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly define your wizards?
In that way:
(1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
(2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on several wizards
(without having to replicate them).
(3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in order to
determine what's to be cleansed an what not.
What do you think?
-Mensaje original-
De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: jueves, 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
Para: Struts Users Mailing List
Asunto: Re: cleaning session
Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on
yourself.
Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a single key
can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store references
to many objects under a single attribute key (using structured/nested
beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute (perhaps when a user
returns to a main view) and you delete the entire tree of references,
freeing up all that memory with one statement and without having to
write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if this strategy is
feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.
Erik
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   

Hi, Erik and Freddz.
I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned as soon as it's
 

scope is left.
   

How about this: Have all resources for one wizard in a URL subdirectory.
 

Have a similar naming convention for the resources the wizard leaves in the
session. If a http request comes for an url, the janitor filter could
   

remove
 

all wizard's session resources that do not match the current request's
directory.
   

This way the janitor could be fairly generic.
Hiran
-
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SAG Systemhaus GmbH
Elsenheimer Straße 11
80867 München
Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
Fax   +49-89-54 74 21 99



 

-Original Message-
From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 11:55
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: cleaning session
This is similar to what I usually implement. I have been

RE: cleaning session

Don't put this example under Apache License then. ;-)
Or have it patented (with the new patent laws in Europe no problem).

Hiran (getting offtopic)

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Phone +49-89-54 74 21 34
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 -Original Message-
 From: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Donnerstag, 7. Oktober 2004 15:33
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: Re: cleaning session
 
 Yes, that is a good example.
 
 My only requirement here is that no one from STANDARDS BANK 
 may ever make use of it.
 
 :)
 
 Erik
 
 
 
 Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
 
 There is another typical example:
 
 You have a search screen. after performing a search, you 
 select one of 
 the items in order to... say... edit it. You go to the 
 edition screen 
 (form) and, once you've concluded working with that item (typically: 
 saved, deleted or canceled), you return to the search screen, where 
 you'd see the (refreshed version of the) last search 
 results' table (to 
 keep it simple, don't even assume there is pagination).
 
 
 
 -Mensaje original-
 De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado el: 
 jueves, 07 
 de octubre de 2004 15:31
 Para: Struts Users Mailing List
 Asunto: Re: cleaning session
 
 
 I think a good place to start would be to start a list of 
 situations or 
 use cases encountered where this type of device was implemented or 
 needed (not just with wizards, but with session attributes 
 in general 
 I think). Then we could look at the list after a while and 
 see what all 
 or many of the entries have in common -- try to recognize a pattern.
 Then maybe we could try to create a class that solves the common 
 problem
 -- one that could be inserted into a filter, a request processor, or 
 whatever, making it generically applicable (Struts or not). 
 I would be 
 willing to contribute if it caught on, because I certainly have 
 encountered a need for this more than once.
 
 For example, I recently I finished a Struts application that had an 
 area (a set of pages/commands) for vendors. One of the things a 
 vendor could do was search for an item, and then upload files to 
 attach to that item (such as photographs). So the 
 ActionForm used for 
 the file upload screen not only kept track of the normal properties 
 associated with file uploading, but also the item. The item, 
 in turn, 
 housed a collection of attributes describing every file currently 
 attached to that item. So when you viewed the upload screen, 
 you could 
 see all the existing uploads, and the details about the item 
 you were working with.
 Even though it wasn't a proper wizard, I decided to keep 
 the form in 
 session scope, because users could make mistakes (such as invalid 
 input) and continually end up back at the screen. I didn't 
 want to keep 
 reloading the item and all the existing file info every time 
 the page 
 was needed. So I ended up writing a cleanup method in a 
 base Action 
 class that got rid of the form when it figured that the vendor was 
 probably finished using the file upload area (such as when 
 he returned 
 home).
 
 Probably you guys have far better examples, but that's just 
 one off the 
 top of my head.
 
 And XML is almost always good.
 
 Erik
 
 
 
 Freddy Villalba A. wrote:
 
   
 
 Well guys, although on the same direction you are pointing to, I do 
 believe though that the more framework-independent the solution is, 
 the better. So, my thought:
 
 Why not have a XML descriptor where you can explicitly 
 define your wizards?
 In that way:
 (1) No matter where your resources are, they'll get cleansed.
 (2) You'll be able to reuse resources at free will on 
 several wizards 
 (without having to replicate them).
 (3) You won't have to set up any structure or hardcode anything in 
 order to determine what's to be cleansed an what not.
 
 What do you think?
 
 -Mensaje original-
 De: Erik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado 
 el: jueves, 
 07 de octubre de 2004 13:26
 Para: Struts Users Mailing List
 Asunto: Re: cleaning session
 
 
 Yeah, similar naming convention is the key to making it easier on 
 yourself.
 
 Also, as I tried to suggest once before (in a riddle -- a 
 single key 
 can open many doors -- ha ha ha grasshoppah), you can store 
 references to many objects under a single attribute key (using 
 structured/nested beans, maps, etc.). Delete the single attribute 
 (perhaps when a user returns to a main view) and you delete 
 the entire 
 tree of references, freeing up all that memory with one 
 statement and 
 without having to write too much conditional code. I'm not sure if 
 this strategy is feasible with Struts session-scoped forms though.
 
 Erik
 
 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 
 
 
 Hi, Erik and Freddz.
 
 I like the idea of having a wizard whose data gets cleaned 
 as soon as 
 it's
 
 
   
 
 scope is left.
 
 
 
 
 How about this: Have all

grab form bean was Re: form reset

2004-10-07 Thread roy-strutsuser

Hey guys,

Thanks for the response on my first question.  Turns out I'm an idiot and was 
pre-filling a form element via the value parameter of a html-el... tag.

However this now leads to a second question.  How do I grab the form bean and the 
fields?  I'd like to print the value of a form field either on an error or success.  

Searching the list, it looks like I can do something like this:
jsp:useBean id=myform class=package.class scope=session/
c:out value=${myform.myField}/

Trying this in my app doesn't seem to work... any clues?

I have my action...  setup with scope session and my forward success with a 
redirect of false.

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Re: grab form bean was Re: form reset

2004-10-07 Thread wiwit_tjahjana

If you have a request- or session-scoped regular formBean called myform, 
a simple call like this will output the value of property myfield
c:out value=${myform.myfield} /
But with dynaBean, you have to qualify the property name with map:
c:out value=${myform.map.myfield} /
Hope that helps!
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Hey guys,

Thanks for the response on my first question.  Turns out I'm an idiot and 
was pre-filling a form element via the value parameter of a html-el... 
tag.

However this now leads to a second question.  How do I grab the form bean 
and the fields?  I'd like to print the value of a form field either on an 
error or success. 

Searching the list, it looks like I can do something like this:
jsp:useBean id=myform class=package.class scope=session/
c:out value=${myform.myField}/

Trying this in my app doesn't seem to work... any clues?

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[OT] Site map generator

2004-10-07 Thread Durham David R Jr Contr 805 CSPTS/SCE

I'm looking for something that dynamically generates a site map.  Simply
spidering pages is not going to work.  Basically, I'm looking for
something that uses a configuration to generate HTML/CSS or and
Image/Map combination.

Obviously free would be preferred, but something that costs money is
also an option.


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[validator] How to submit only when ther are no eror

Hi,
I'm using struts1.2.4, using validator, how can i submit teh oage, which 
neans call my bean setter only when therer are norerror genrated by my 
validator? i guess it'll be done in teh Action java file but how? it always 
set the entered values even whne teh input is empty and wich imy validator 
does not allow
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tool to produce a sitemap from struts-config

I remember someone posted about a tool that reads struts-config and 
produces some kind of sitemap but i cant find it by searching... can 
someone please refresh my memory?

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RE: [validator] How to submit only when ther are no eror

2004-10-07 Thread Barnett, Brian W.

One way to accomplish this is with client side validation. This is dependent
on scripting being enabled on the browser however.

html:form action=/foo onsubmit=return validateFooForm(this);
...
/html:form
html:javascript formName = fooForm/

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Subject: [validator] How to submit only when ther are no eror

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I'm using struts1.2.4, using validator, how can i submit teh oage, which 
neans call my bean setter only when therer are norerror genrated by my 
validator? i guess it'll be done in teh Action java file but how? it always 
set the entered values even whne teh input is empty and wich imy validator 
does not allow
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RE: [validator] How to submit only when ther are no eror

Thanks, but is there a way to do that using jsp jstl  no struts tags  ?

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One way to accomplish this is with client side validation. This is 
dependent
on scripting being enabled on the browser however.

html:form action=/foo onsubmit=return validateFooForm(this);
...
/html:form
html:javascript formName = fooForm/
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neans call my bean setter only when therer are norerror genrated by my
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Re: tool to produce a sitemap from struts-config

2004-10-07 Thread Niall Pemberton

http://struts.sourceforge.net/strutsdoc/

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 I remember someone posted about a tool that reads struts-config and 
 produces some kind of sitemap but i cant find it by searching... can 
 someone please refresh my memory?
 
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Re: tool to produce a sitemap from struts-config

2004-10-07 Thread Xavier Noria

On Oct 7, 2004, at 17:53, Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
I remember someone posted about a tool that reads struts-config and 
produces some kind of sitemap but i cant find it by searching... can 
someone please refresh my memory?
Maybe you mean VisualStruts?
http://visualstruts.sourceforge.net/
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RE: [validator] How to submit only when ther are no eror

2004-10-07 Thread Barnett, Brian W.

Yes, you can manually do everything that the Struts tag and the
validation.xml file is doing for you.

form name=fooForm method=post action=/do/foo onsubmit=return
validateFooForm(this);

...

/form

Then you would have to write a validateFooForm javascript function that
validates the fields of your form. Your validateFooForm function should
return true if validation succeeds and false if validation fails.

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Thanks, but is there a way to do that using jsp jstl  no struts tags  ?


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Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 10:48:06 -0500

One way to accomplish this is with client side validation. This is 
dependent
on scripting being enabled on the browser however.

html:form action=/foo onsubmit=return validateFooForm(this);
...
/html:form
html:javascript formName = fooForm/

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Subject: [validator] How to submit only when ther are no eror

Hi,
I'm using struts1.2.4, using validator, how can i submit teh oage, which
neans call my bean setter only when therer are norerror genrated by my
validator? i guess it'll be done in teh Action java file but how? it always
set the entered values even whne teh input is empty and wich imy validator
does not allow
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Re: Session authentication - Struts or ServletFilter

2004-10-07 Thread Sandro Duarte

Try this:

if (null == user) {
 session.invalidate();
 res.sendRedirect(/login.jsp);
} else {
 chain.doFilter(request, response);
}

I was having some trouble with my auth filter until I realized this
problem: you should continue de filter chain only if everything is ok.

Sandro


On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 09:57:26 +, andy wix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,
 
 That source forge Security Filter stuff looks pretty good, but I only have a
 basic requirement (nothing so posh as realms).
 I can't seem to get my (very basic) filter to work with Struts though.
 
 I have the following in my doFilter method:
 
 HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest) request;
 HttpServletResponse res = (HttpServletResponse) response;
 HttpSession session = req.getSession();
 
 User user= (User )session.getAttribute(User );
 
 if (null == user) {
   session.invalidate();
   res.sendRedirect(/login.jsp);
 }
 chain.doFilter(request, response);
 
 It is mapped to all urls (/*) in the web.xml.
 
 I get a 404:
 The requested resource (/do/processLogin) is not available
 
 - this after I have entered user/password and submitted form.  If anything,
 I was expecting it to always be re-directed back to the login because I
 guess I need to exclude /do/processLogin from the Filter?
 
 It all works Ok without the filter.
 
 Thanks,
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Re: Session authentication - Struts or ServletFilter

2004-10-07 Thread Sean Schofield

You cannot map 100% of your web application (as it seems your are doing) 
to the filter, because the login page you are redirecting to would 
itself require login.

Also, your 404 mentions /do/processLogin but your filter is redirecting 
to /login.jsp.  I'm a bit confused by that.   Maybe if you could explain 
exactly what's going on we could help more.

Finally, what is the login.jsp page doing?  Typically the container 
handles authentication, etc.  Are you doing that yourself in the login 
page?  If so, where is the user information being submitted to?  
Wherever that's being posted to should not be protected by the filter 
either.

Hope that helps,
sean
Sandro Duarte wrote:
Try this:
if (null == user) {
session.invalidate();
res.sendRedirect(/login.jsp);
} else {
chain.doFilter(request, response);
}
I was having some trouble with my auth filter until I realized this
problem: you should continue de filter chain only if everything is ok.
Sandro
On Thu, 07 Oct 2004 09:57:26 +, andy wix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 

Hi,
That source forge Security Filter stuff looks pretty good, but I only have a
basic requirement (nothing so posh as realms).
I can't seem to get my (very basic) filter to work with Struts though.
I have the following in my doFilter method:
HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest) request;
HttpServletResponse res = (HttpServletResponse) response;
HttpSession session = req.getSession();
User user= (User )session.getAttribute(User );
if (null == user) {
 session.invalidate();
 res.sendRedirect(/login.jsp);
}
chain.doFilter(request, response);
It is mapped to all urls (/*) in the web.xml.
I get a 404:
The requested resource (/do/processLogin) is not available
- this after I have entered user/password and submitted form.  If anything,
I was expecting it to always be re-directed back to the login because I
guess I need to exclude /do/processLogin from the Filter?
It all works Ok without the filter.
Thanks,
Andy
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Re: Periods in form attribute names prevents retrieval

Have you tried
html:text name=profile.account property=name/?
-- Jeff
Laurent Duperval wrote:
Hello,
In my jsp, I have code like this:
...
...
...
html:text name=profile property=account.name value=Foo /
...
...
...
This generates:
tdinput type=text name=profile.name value=Foo/td


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RE: Displaytags or ValueListHandler

2004-10-07 Thread Chris Bredesen

We use displaytag and it is dynamite.  It is fast and has lots of
features.  I haven't written one single TABLE since discovering it.  It
even allows you to specify a message to display when the list is empty;
saves you from having to put that logic in the page.

ValueList looked a bit more complex to use and there was so much vocal
support in the community for displaytag that we went that route.

-Chris

 -Original Message-
 From: Shabada, Gnaneshwer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 3:31 PM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: Displaytags or ValueListHandler
 
 
 
 Hello all,
 
 I have a requirement in my project to query and retrieve 
 search results from the database. I was doing some research 
 and found DisplayTags
 (http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/) and ValueListHandler
 (http://valuelist.sourceforge.net/) tags. They both look same 
 to me, infact DisplayTags look more attractive. But am not 
 sure what's the difference between their architecture? Are 
 they both same performance wise? Which one would you guys 
 recommend to work with Struts?
 
 Thanks for your input
 
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parameter passing to /html:link

2004-10-07 Thread Phani

I need to display all the elements in the map, the key
 value pairs. Till here it's fine.

Evrything works fine except the html:link tag.

When I click on view, the key of the map has to be
passed as parameter.

I am not able to get the syntax right for passing the
parameter.

Thanks.

Here is my code snippet.

logic:iterate name=varAssumptionsForm
property=varAssumptionsSettingsMap id=map
  tr

td
bean:write name=map property=key/
/TD

td
bean:write name=map property=value/
/TD

TD
html:link onclick=Javascript:doView(); name=map
paramId=filename paramName=key View /html:link
/TD

  /TR
/logic:iterate

function doView()
{
  document.forms[0].target = ;
  document.forms[0].method = POST;
  document.forms[0].action =
varAssumptions.do?action=view;
  document.forms[0].submit();
}

This is sort of urgent, Any help would be appreciated.



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RE: Displaytags or ValueListHandler

2004-10-07 Thread Chris Bredesen

This is OT, I will reply directly.

-Chris

 -Original Message-
 From: Shabada, Gnaneshwer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 3:51 PM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: RE: Displaytags or ValueListHandler

 But looks like ValueList tag actually uses ValueList Handler 
 pattern indicating from its name. Does displaytag use the 
 same pattern? I just wanted to go with the better one so that 
 I don't want o switch to something else later. I read the 
 configuration part of displaytag and was thiking if changing 
 the default properties like color, format, position is easy? 
 Also can we have check boxes, dropdowns, editable fields as columns? 

 Thanks again
 Gnan

 -Original Message-
 From: Chris Bredesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 3:35 PM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: RE: Displaytags or ValueListHandler

 We use displaytag and it is dynamite.  It is fast and has 
 lots of features.  I haven't written one single TABLE since 
 discovering it.  It even allows you to specify a message to 
 display when the list is empty; saves you from having to put 
 that logic in the page.

 ValueList looked a bit more complex to use and there was so 
 much vocal support in the community for displaytag that we 
 went that route.

 -Chris

  -Original Message-
  From: Shabada, Gnaneshwer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 3:31 PM
  To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
  Subject: Displaytags or ValueListHandler

  Hello all,

  I have a requirement in my project to query and retrieve
  search results from the database. I was doing some research 
  and found DisplayTags
  (http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/) and ValueListHandler
  (http://valuelist.sourceforge.net/) tags. They both look same 
  to me, infact DisplayTags look more attractive. But am not 
  sure what's the difference between their architecture? Are 
  they both same performance wise? Which one would you guys 
  recommend to work with Struts?

  Thanks for your input

  Gnan

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RE: Displaytags or ValueListHandler

2004-10-07 Thread Shabada, Gnaneshwer



Forgot to metion if DisplayTag or valueList support adding a row to the
table on the same page. I mean I have a table of results displayed using
(lets's say) displayTag and also have another set of text boxes out of the
table where I can enter data and it is added to the database and also to the
table. Does either of them support this functionality?

Thanks again.

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From: Shabada, Gnaneshwer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 3:51 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Displaytags or ValueListHandler



But looks like ValueList tag actually uses ValueList Handler pattern
indicating from its name. Does displaytag use the same pattern? I just
wanted to go with the better one so that I don't want o switch to something
else later. I read the configuration part of displaytag and was thiking if
changing the default properties like color, format, position is easy? Also
can we have check boxes, dropdowns, editable fields as columns? 

Thanks again
Gnan

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From: Chris Bredesen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 3:35 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Displaytags or ValueListHandler


We use displaytag and it is dynamite.  It is fast and has lots of
features.  I haven't written one single TABLE since discovering it.  It
even allows you to specify a message to display when the list is empty;
saves you from having to put that logic in the page.

ValueList looked a bit more complex to use and there was so much vocal
support in the community for displaytag that we went that route.

-Chris

 -Original Message-
 From: Shabada, Gnaneshwer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 3:31 PM
 To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
 Subject: Displaytags or ValueListHandler
 
 
 
 Hello all,
 
 I have a requirement in my project to query and retrieve 
 search results from the database. I was doing some research 
 and found DisplayTags
 (http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/) and ValueListHandler
 (http://valuelist.sourceforge.net/) tags. They both look same 
 to me, infact DisplayTags look more attractive. But am not 
 sure what's the difference between their architecture? Are 
 they both same performance wise? Which one would you guys 
 recommend to work with Struts?
 
 Thanks for your input
 
 Gnan
 
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Re: parameter passing to /html:link

2004-10-07 Thread Wendy Smoak

From: Phani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 I need to display all the elements in the map, the key
  value pairs. Till here it's fine.
 Evrything works fine except the html:link tag.
 html:link onclick=Javascript:doView(); name=map
 paramId=filename paramName=key View /html:link

http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/struts-html.html#link

I think you're missing a 'paramProperty' attribute.

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Re: OT: jstl equivalent of logic:present

2004-10-07 Thread Jason Lea

I couldn't find a way in JSTL/EL using the standard tags.  So it looks 
like we need a tag with that ability.
In that case it probably doesn't matter if you use the logic tag or the 
other suggestion of the request tag.

I see that the logic tag allows you to check for more than 1 role eg
logic:present role=role1,role2,role3
whereas the request tag does not, so there may be a benefit with still 
using the logic tag.

Zoran Avtarovski wrote:
I'm trying to find a way to use the isUserInRole method with the c:if tag.
I tried c:if test=${pageContext.getRequest().isUserInRole(admin)}
But you can't use the isUserInRole method as an expression. I'd rather not
have to cast the role into a page context string to test. Using the
logic:present tag is more preferable. I only ask because I get the feeling
that there's a move away from the struts tags and toward jstl.
How do others do it?
Zoran

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Re: parameter passing to /html:link

2004-10-07 Thread Varun Garg

Use the a href and build the link manually or create
an extension of the html:link tag.

Thanks,

Varun
--- Phani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I need to display all the elements in the map, the
 key
  value pairs. Till here it's fine.
 
 Evrything works fine except the html:link tag.
 
 When I click on view, the key of the map has to
 be
 passed as parameter.
 
 I am not able to get the syntax right for passing
 the
 parameter.
 
 Thanks.
 
 Here is my code snippet.
 
 logic:iterate name=varAssumptionsForm
 property=varAssumptionsSettingsMap id=map
   tr
 
 td
   bean:write name=map property=key/
 /TD
   
 td
   bean:write name=map property=value/
 /TD
   
 TD
   html:link onclick=Javascript:doView();
 name=map
 paramId=filename paramName=key View
 /html:link
 /TD
 
   /TR
 /logic:iterate
 
 function doView()
 {
   document.forms[0].target = ;
   document.forms[0].method = POST;
   document.forms[0].action =
 varAssumptions.do?action=view;
   document.forms[0].submit();
 }
 
 This is sort of urgent, Any help would be
 appreciated.
 
 
   
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Re: getDataSource() in JSP

2004-10-07 Thread Jonathan Wright

Your DataSources are stored in the application context. Use your implicit
pageContext reference to get a reference to the servlet / application
context, then get your data source using
(DataSource)ctx.getAttribute(dataSource);

Jonathan Wright
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Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 6:20 PM
Subject: getDataSource() in JSP

 Hello,

 I want to use the method getDataSource() from my JSP page.
 I want to use this since  i am using some tag library to do some generic
 things.

 Can somebody let me know how i can use this function to get  connection
 so that i can use them in tag library.
 In this tag i will pass some sql query and it will generate some combo
 box, table.

 Thanks,
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Re: How work to DynaValidatorForm and java.sql.Date

2004-10-07 Thread Pedro Salgado

On 7/10/04 1:00 am, Gabriel França Campolina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi Folks,
 I have the problem when i submit a field text that was mapping to
 java.sql.date in format dd/MM/, I received null value, what´s my
 problem?? only this value I don't received the other fields(String) i
 receved correct.

  You should always use java.lang.String (or String[]) on your form-bean
properties.
  The validation part should be implemented on the form validate() method or
on the validator or on the struts action itself (-).


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Re: parameter passing to /html:link

I think you're also missing one of href, action, page, or forward.  See 
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/struts-html.html#link for details.

While I'm at it, I'm not sure about the use of a JavaScript onclick 
handler with the html:link tag.  I don't think that will do what you 
want it to do.  Neither am I sure about your use of the POST method when 
submitting the form or why you are using JavaScript at all.  If I 
understand what you are trying to do, the HTML that you want is simply:

a href=varAttributes.do?action=viewfilename=somethingView/a
To get this, you probably want to do:
html:link page=varAttributes.do?action=view paramName=map 
paramProperty=keyView/html:link

If you need the JavaScript, I'd leave off the html:link tag altogether 
and piece together the HTML that you need.

-- Jeff
Phani wrote:	
TD
html:link onclick=Javascript:doView(); name=map
paramId=filename paramName=key View /html:link
/TD

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Re: parameter passing to /html:link