Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-10 Thread Pablo Vázquez Blázquez

Using JSTL:

s:submit type=button cssClass=submit
   s:param name=value
   fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
   /s:param
/s:submit

Adam Hardy escribió:
Man oh man that is going to fry the algorithms in my poor JSP editor, 
even if it could cope with the stuff I force-feed it at the moment 
(which it doesn't).


Isn't there a non-OGNL way?


thanks
Adam

Zarar Siddiqi on 08/09/07 18:25, wrote:
s:submit theme=simple 
value=%{getText('category.edit.cancelButton')}/


Zarar


On 9/6/07, Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using struts tags for the first time in a JSP with S2 and I 
haven't found
what I'm looking for so I guess it's not available, but could I just 
check for

certain?

I want to put a string into a button using an i18n bundle. I tried 
this:


s:submit key=category.edit.cancelButton /

and I tried this:

s:submit
 fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
/s:submit

I know I could do this:

fmt:message var=label key=category.edit.cancelButton /
s:submit key=${label} /

but it's not nice. The docs allude to the mechanism but I haven't 
figured it
out. I have the constant struts.custom.i18n.resources set in my 
struts.xml.



Regards
Adam


PS for the record, I think it's just that I'm not finding the 
documentation
intuitive. For instance I figured out how to prevent the struts form 
tags from
outputting HTML table tags but I had to use a search engine. I tried 
setting the:


struts.ui.theme=

but that was obviously not the solution. My problem was that I 
wanted to turn
the 'themes' feature off. But you don't turn it 'off' - you just 
turn it down. It's:


struts.ui.theme=simple

Maybe a line in the taglib docs would make it more obvious?



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Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-10 Thread Adam Hardy

Thanks, Pablo.

Does anyone know if there are any plans to create a new attribute on these 
taglibs in the future where one can just feed in the property key?


The advantages of lean JSPs are manifold, the main advantage in this case being 
the most important, that it would seperate logic (internationalisation) from 
presentation (even more than it is already).


Best regards
Adam

Pablo Vázquez Blázquez on 10/09/07 11:52, wrote:

Using JSTL:

s:submit type=button cssClass=submit
   s:param name=value
   fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
   /s:param
/s:submit

Adam Hardy escribió:
Man oh man that is going to fry the algorithms in my poor JSP editor, 
even if it could cope with the stuff I force-feed it at the moment 
(which it doesn't).


Isn't there a non-OGNL way?


thanks
Adam

Zarar Siddiqi on 08/09/07 18:25, wrote:
s:submit theme=simple 
value=%{getText('category.edit.cancelButton')}/


Zarar


On 9/6/07, Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using struts tags for the first time in a JSP with S2 and I 
haven't found
what I'm looking for so I guess it's not available, but could I just 
check for

certain?

I want to put a string into a button using an i18n bundle. I tried 
this:


s:submit key=category.edit.cancelButton /

and I tried this:

s:submit
 fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
/s:submit

I know I could do this:

fmt:message var=label key=category.edit.cancelButton /
s:submit key=${label} /

but it's not nice. The docs allude to the mechanism but I haven't 
figured it
out. I have the constant struts.custom.i18n.resources set in my 
struts.xml.



Regards
Adam


PS for the record, I think it's just that I'm not finding the 
documentation
intuitive. For instance I figured out how to prevent the struts form 
tags from
outputting HTML table tags but I had to use a search engine. I tried 
setting the:


struts.ui.theme=

but that was obviously not the solution. My problem was that I 
wanted to turn
the 'themes' feature off. But you don't turn it 'off' - you just 
turn it down. It's:


struts.ui.theme=simple

Maybe a line in the taglib docs would make it more obvious?



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[FRIDAY... -ish] Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-10 Thread Dave Newton
--- Adam Hardy wrote:
 The advantages of lean JSPs are manifold

Ha ha, lean JSPs, I get it.

d.


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Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-10 Thread Adam Hardy

By the way, Pablo, where did you find that out?

Pablo Vázquez Blázquez on 10/09/07 11:52, wrote:

Using JSTL:

s:submit type=button cssClass=submit
   s:param name=value
   fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
   /s:param
/s:submit

Adam Hardy escribió:
Man oh man that is going to fry the algorithms in my poor JSP editor, 
even if it could cope with the stuff I force-feed it at the moment 
(which it doesn't).


Isn't there a non-OGNL way?


thanks
Adam

Zarar Siddiqi on 08/09/07 18:25, wrote:
s:submit theme=simple 
value=%{getText('category.edit.cancelButton')}/


Zarar


On 9/6/07, Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using struts tags for the first time in a JSP with S2 and I 
haven't found
what I'm looking for so I guess it's not available, but could I just 
check for

certain?

I want to put a string into a button using an i18n bundle. I tried 
this:


s:submit key=category.edit.cancelButton /

and I tried this:

s:submit
 fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
/s:submit

I know I could do this:

fmt:message var=label key=category.edit.cancelButton /
s:submit key=${label} /

but it's not nice. The docs allude to the mechanism but I haven't 
figured it
out. I have the constant struts.custom.i18n.resources set in my 
struts.xml.



Regards
Adam


PS for the record, I think it's just that I'm not finding the 
documentation
intuitive. For instance I figured out how to prevent the struts form 
tags from
outputting HTML table tags but I had to use a search engine. I tried 
setting the:


struts.ui.theme=

but that was obviously not the solution. My problem was that I 
wanted to turn
the 'themes' feature off. But you don't turn it 'off' - you just 
turn it down. It's:


struts.ui.theme=simple

Maybe a line in the taglib docs would make it more obvious?



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Re: [FRIDAY... -ish] Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-10 Thread Adam Hardy

Dave Newton on 10/09/07 13:34, wrote:

--- Adam Hardy wrote:

The advantages of lean JSPs are manifold


Ha ha, lean JSPs, I get it.

d.


My humour was not in action when I wrote that. What did you think?

A.

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Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-10 Thread Pablo Vázquez Blázquez
I have visited so many pages about Struts 2 I can´t remember where I 
found that. Sorry.


Adam Hardy escribió:

By the way, Pablo, where did you find that out?

Pablo Vázquez Blázquez on 10/09/07 11:52, wrote:

Using JSTL:

s:submit type=button cssClass=submit
   s:param name=value
   fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
   /s:param
/s:submit

Adam Hardy escribió:
Man oh man that is going to fry the algorithms in my poor JSP 
editor, even if it could cope with the stuff I force-feed it at the 
moment (which it doesn't).


Isn't there a non-OGNL way?


thanks
Adam

Zarar Siddiqi on 08/09/07 18:25, wrote:
s:submit theme=simple 
value=%{getText('category.edit.cancelButton')}/


Zarar


On 9/6/07, Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using struts tags for the first time in a JSP with S2 and I 
haven't found
what I'm looking for so I guess it's not available, but could I 
just check for

certain?

I want to put a string into a button using an i18n bundle. I tried 
this:


s:submit key=category.edit.cancelButton /

and I tried this:

s:submit
 fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
/s:submit

I know I could do this:

fmt:message var=label key=category.edit.cancelButton /
s:submit key=${label} /

but it's not nice. The docs allude to the mechanism but I haven't 
figured it
out. I have the constant struts.custom.i18n.resources set in my 
struts.xml.



Regards
Adam


PS for the record, I think it's just that I'm not finding the 
documentation
intuitive. For instance I figured out how to prevent the struts 
form tags from
outputting HTML table tags but I had to use a search engine. I 
tried setting the:


struts.ui.theme=

but that was obviously not the solution. My problem was that I 
wanted to turn
the 'themes' feature off. But you don't turn it 'off' - you just 
turn it down. It's:


struts.ui.theme=simple

Maybe a line in the taglib docs would make it more obvious?



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Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-08 Thread Zarar Siddiqi
s:submit theme=simple value=%{getText('category.edit.cancelButton')}/

Zarar


On 9/6/07, Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am using struts tags for the first time in a JSP with S2 and I haven't found
 what I'm looking for so I guess it's not available, but could I just check for
 certain?

 I want to put a string into a button using an i18n bundle. I tried this:

 s:submit key=category.edit.cancelButton /

 and I tried this:

 s:submit
  fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
 /s:submit

 I know I could do this:

 fmt:message var=label key=category.edit.cancelButton /
 s:submit key=${label} /

 but it's not nice. The docs allude to the mechanism but I haven't figured it
 out. I have the constant struts.custom.i18n.resources set in my struts.xml.


 Regards
 Adam


 PS for the record, I think it's just that I'm not finding the documentation
 intuitive. For instance I figured out how to prevent the struts form tags from
 outputting HTML table tags but I had to use a search engine. I tried setting 
 the:

 struts.ui.theme=

 but that was obviously not the solution. My problem was that I wanted to turn
 the 'themes' feature off. But you don't turn it 'off' - you just turn it 
 down. It's:

 struts.ui.theme=simple

 Maybe a line in the taglib docs would make it more obvious?

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Re: [S2] struts tags

2007-09-08 Thread Adam Hardy
Man oh man that is going to fry the algorithms in my poor JSP editor, even if it 
could cope with the stuff I force-feed it at the moment (which it doesn't).


Isn't there a non-OGNL way?


thanks
Adam

Zarar Siddiqi on 08/09/07 18:25, wrote:

s:submit theme=simple value=%{getText('category.edit.cancelButton')}/

Zarar


On 9/6/07, Adam Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I am using struts tags for the first time in a JSP with S2 and I haven't found
what I'm looking for so I guess it's not available, but could I just check for
certain?

I want to put a string into a button using an i18n bundle. I tried this:

s:submit key=category.edit.cancelButton /

and I tried this:

s:submit
 fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
/s:submit

I know I could do this:

fmt:message var=label key=category.edit.cancelButton /
s:submit key=${label} /

but it's not nice. The docs allude to the mechanism but I haven't figured it
out. I have the constant struts.custom.i18n.resources set in my struts.xml.


Regards
Adam


PS for the record, I think it's just that I'm not finding the documentation
intuitive. For instance I figured out how to prevent the struts form tags from
outputting HTML table tags but I had to use a search engine. I tried setting 
the:

struts.ui.theme=

but that was obviously not the solution. My problem was that I wanted to turn
the 'themes' feature off. But you don't turn it 'off' - you just turn it down. 
It's:

struts.ui.theme=simple

Maybe a line in the taglib docs would make it more obvious?



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[S2] struts tags

2007-09-06 Thread Adam Hardy
I am using struts tags for the first time in a JSP with S2 and I haven't found 
what I'm looking for so I guess it's not available, but could I just check for 
certain?


I want to put a string into a button using an i18n bundle. I tried this:

s:submit key=category.edit.cancelButton /

and I tried this:

s:submit
fmt:message key=category.edit.cancelButton/
/s:submit

I know I could do this:

fmt:message var=label key=category.edit.cancelButton /
s:submit key=${label} /

but it's not nice. The docs allude to the mechanism but I haven't figured it 
out. I have the constant struts.custom.i18n.resources set in my struts.xml.



Regards
Adam


PS for the record, I think it's just that I'm not finding the documentation 
intuitive. For instance I figured out how to prevent the struts form tags from 
outputting HTML table tags but I had to use a search engine. I tried setting the:


struts.ui.theme=

but that was obviously not the solution. My problem was that I wanted to turn 
the 'themes' feature off. But you don't turn it 'off' - you just turn it down. It's:


struts.ui.theme=simple

Maybe a line in the taglib docs would make it more obvious?

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S2 : Struts tags and scriptlets

2007-08-24 Thread j alex
Hi,

How do we make variables set by struts tags available to scriptlets? . In
Struts 1 , we could set an object using bean:define and access it within a
scriptlet ? ; what's the equivalent for S2 ?

In the app i'm converting to S2, there's a lot of scriptlet code and we are
trying to retain that and just supply the data from Action using S2 tags

Thanks,
Joseph


RE: S2 : Struts tags and scriptlets

2007-08-24 Thread Crume, Adam
The best thing to do would be to get rid of the scriptlets.  Barring
that, though, you could use the Struts 2 set tag to set a request
attribute, then in the scriptlet do something like this:
%
String myVar = request.getAttribute(myVar);
% 

There's probably a faster way by accessing the ValueStack directly, but
off the top of my head I don't know how to do that.

___
Adam Crume
Computer Information Technologist II
Central Technology Services
(573) 634-5600 ext. 1693 

-Original Message-
From: j alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 2:04 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: S2 : Struts tags and scriptlets

Hi,

How do we make variables set by struts tags available to scriptlets? .
In Struts 1 , we could set an object using bean:define and access it
within a scriptlet ? ; what's the equivalent for S2 ?

In the app i'm converting to S2, there's a lot of scriptlet code and we
are trying to retain that and just supply the data from Action using S2
tags

Thanks,
Joseph

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Re: S2 : Struts tags and scriptlets

2007-08-24 Thread j alex
Yeah, i was also looking how to get it from valuestack ; Getting rid of
scriptlets may be too much work, but i will definitely consider that.

On 8/24/07, Crume, Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The best thing to do would be to get rid of the scriptlets.  Barring
 that, though, you could use the Struts 2 set tag to set a request
 attribute, then in the scriptlet do something like this:
 %
 String myVar = request.getAttribute(myVar);
 %

 There's probably a faster way by accessing the ValueStack directly, but
 off the top of my head I don't know how to do that.

 ___
 Adam Crume
 Computer Information Technologist II
 Central Technology Services
 (573) 634-5600 ext. 1693

 -Original Message-
 From: j alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 2:04 PM
 To: Struts Users Mailing List
 Subject: S2 : Struts tags and scriptlets

 Hi,

 How do we make variables set by struts tags available to scriptlets? .
 In Struts 1 , we could set an object using bean:define and access it
 within a scriptlet ? ; what's the equivalent for S2 ?

 In the app i'm converting to S2, there's a lot of scriptlet code and we
 are trying to retain that and just supply the data from Action using S2
 tags

 Thanks,
 Joseph


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