Re: How to use the s:param tag with s:textfield?

2007-08-22 Thread Kishen Simbhoedatpanday

Ok... so you could create a Number format type converter, but what about
getting the locale (i18n) format from resource bundles?

I could not find a way to get a text from the message resource bundles (like
getText('format.number') in the Action classes).

Anyone facing the same problem?


Luiz Henrique Rossetti wrote:
 
 I resolved the problem creating a class that extends a class
 StrutsTypeConverter.
 
 On 6/21/07, Célio Cidral Junior [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have the same problem, but as far as I could see, formatting support
 in S2 is nasty.  You can format something with s:text using the
 format defined in your resource bundle, but you can't do that with
 s:textfield. WTF?!  Man, so far I've spent 3 hours trying to do make
 that work, but just couldn't.  I'm going crazy!  Serious...

 Célio

 2007/6/19, Luiz Henrique Rossetti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  Hi guys,
 
  How can I use the s: param with s:textfield?
  I need to format a Timestamp property of my Action using the mask
  dd/MM/.
 
  MyAction
 
  public BlablaAction extens ActionSupport{
 
 private Employee employee;
 
 getters and setters
 
  }
 
  public class Employee{
 
 private Timestamp finalDate;
 
 getters and setters
  }
 
  My jsp page
 
   s:textfield cssClass=textfield name=emp.finalDate
 maxlength=10
  s:param name=value value=employee.finalDate/
   /s:textfield
 
  My package.properties
 
  emp.finalDate = {dd/MM/}
 

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Re: How to use the s:param tag with s:textfield?

2007-06-21 Thread Célio Cidral Junior

I have the same problem, but as far as I could see, formatting support
in S2 is nasty.  You can format something with s:text using the
format defined in your resource bundle, but you can't do that with
s:textfield. WTF?!  Man, so far I've spent 3 hours trying to do make
that work, but just couldn't.  I'm going crazy!  Serious...

Célio

2007/6/19, Luiz Henrique Rossetti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

Hi guys,

How can I use the s: param with s:textfield?
I need to format a Timestamp property of my Action using the mask
dd/MM/.

MyAction

public BlablaAction extens ActionSupport{

   private Employee employee;

   getters and setters

}

public class Employee{

   private Timestamp finalDate;

   getters and setters
}

My jsp page

 s:textfield cssClass=textfield name=emp.finalDate maxlength=10
s:param name=value value=employee.finalDate/
 /s:textfield

My package.properties

emp.finalDate = {dd/MM/}



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Re: How to use the s:param tag with s:textfield?

2007-06-21 Thread Luiz Henrique Rossetti

I resolved the problem creating a class that extends a class
StrutsTypeConverter.

On 6/21/07, Célio Cidral Junior [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I have the same problem, but as far as I could see, formatting support
in S2 is nasty.  You can format something with s:text using the
format defined in your resource bundle, but you can't do that with
s:textfield. WTF?!  Man, so far I've spent 3 hours trying to do make
that work, but just couldn't.  I'm going crazy!  Serious...

Célio

2007/6/19, Luiz Henrique Rossetti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 Hi guys,

 How can I use the s: param with s:textfield?
 I need to format a Timestamp property of my Action using the mask
 dd/MM/.

 MyAction

 public BlablaAction extens ActionSupport{

private Employee employee;

getters and setters

 }

 public class Employee{

private Timestamp finalDate;

getters and setters
 }

 My jsp page

  s:textfield cssClass=textfield name=emp.finalDate
maxlength=10
 s:param name=value value=employee.finalDate/
  /s:textfield

 My package.properties

 emp.finalDate = {dd/MM/}


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