2008 at 9:45 AM, Jim Cushing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
P.S. By "rather poor designs features" of Struts 1, I refer primarily
to choice of making Actions singletons, which required a separate
ActionForm bean. As I've read the history of Struts 1, WebWork, and
Struts 2, much of
learn from, and instead repeat, this mistake.
On Mar 13, 2008, at 12:33 PM, Jim Cushing wrote:
I'm but a humble Struts 2 user (and a Spring MVC critic), so forgive
me for lurking on this list (it's a great way for me to follow the
progress). I posted two comments to that blog (searc
I'm but a humble Struts 2 user (and a Spring MVC critic), so forgive
me for lurking on this list (it's a great way for me to follow the
progress). I posted two comments to that blog (search for "jimothy")
that I think sum up Spring MVC vs. Struts 2 from a mindshare
perspective. I'd be inter
Another note:
IE doesn't support the "min-height" CSS property. Try using "height"
instead (it may need to be done for each of the three buttons):
On Nov 27, 2007, at 1:10 PM, Ted Husted wrote:
The images are blank buttons that are being styled to add the
captions.
h
I don't have IE (nor a Windows machine), so I can't tell what the
problem is.
However, do the other two buttons ("Download Now" and "Get Started")
display? There should be three, equally sized buttons: blue, red,
yellow.
On Nov 27, 2007, at 1:10 PM, Ted Husted wrote:
The images are bla
This is precisely why I like things like Freemarker and Velocity: You
don't have to wait for the JCP to propose and ratify a standard, and
for the vendors to adopt it.
I hope that Struts 2 continues to strongly support Freemarker. In
fact, I wish they promoted it as the preferred choice.
For different renderings/mimetypes, I think it'd make sense, if
possible, to use a dot-extension (e.g., "foo.pdf" instead of "foo/
pdf"), since this is a common and well understood convention.
On Oct 17, 2007, at 5:21 PM, Dave Newton wrote:
This is just so I don't forget to mention it, but a
), if that fails, then it will turn on
reflection accessibility and access the variable directly.
On 10/17/07, Jim Cushing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't tested this, but is the problem solved by making your
getSession() method protected, instead of public? The SessionAware
interfa
I haven't tested this, but is the problem solved by making your
getSession() method protected, instead of public? The SessionAware
interface only requires a public setSession() method. If you haven't
defined a getSession() method, or if it's already protected, then I
suggest you file a JIRA
Don't hate me for asking, as I'm just a humble Struts 2 user, but
what was the outcome of this? It seemed all the votes were in the
affirmative, so can we expect a GA release of 2.0.11 soon?
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This is only a voice of one, and a Struts 2 newcomer at that, but I
use themes (and Freemarker) and think they're the greatest thing
since sliced bread. What I like about them is that they can make
"best practices" automatic. The built in themes sensibly assign IDs,
associate labels with th
It's not unprecedented to put annotations on package-info.java.
Obviously the JDK supports it, and Hibernate allows you to use JPA
annotations at the package level. For instance, I've done that to
define at a more global level a default ID generator for my
persistent classes.
While packag
A Maven archetype should get you around any license/distribution
issues, provided the dependencies are in a public Maven repository.
Then, Maven will download the dependencies, such that they don't need
to be bundled. It's nice, but not necessary, that the plugins have
Maven POMs (for the s
It looks like the plugin requires Java 1.6; I have tried running it
under 1.6 yet, but that may be the issue.
On Sep 6, 2007, at 7:53 PM, Ted Husted wrote:
When deploying the SmartUrls plugin, my system is unable to find
the class
net.java.lang.URLClassLoaderResolver;
I tried to google i
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