Brian Pontarelli on 29/12/07 05:34, wrote:
Adam Hardy wrote:
Brian Pontarelli on 28/12/07 18:12, wrote:
In an ideal world I would be happiest to retrieve dropdown lists in
my Actions, but there is a clear separation between the Actions and
the JSPs, whose dropdown list requirements don't map o
Adam Hardy wrote:
Brian Pontarelli on 28/12/07 18:12, wrote:
In an ideal world I would be happiest to retrieve dropdown lists in
my Actions, but there is a clear separation between the Actions and
the JSPs, whose dropdown list requirements don't map one-to-one to
the Actions.
So I turned to
Brian Pontarelli on 28/12/07 18:12, wrote:
In an ideal world I would be happiest to retrieve dropdown lists in my
Actions, but there is a clear separation between the Actions and the
JSPs, whose dropdown list requirements don't map one-to-one to the
Actions.
So I turned to Results to achieve
Adam Hardy wrote:
Brian Pontarelli on 28/12/07 16:09, wrote:
My requirements specify a mechanism that allows for:
- caching of lists (countries again in ApplicationScope for example)
- parameterization (e.g. a list of codes allowed in a particular
category - requires the categoryId)
- local
Brian Pontarelli on 28/12/07 16:09, wrote:
My requirements specify a mechanism that allows for:
- caching of lists (countries again in ApplicationScope for example)
- parameterization (e.g. a list of codes allowed in a particular
category - requires the categoryId)
- localization of dropdown
My requirements specify a mechanism that allows for:
- caching of lists (countries again in ApplicationScope for example)
- parameterization (e.g. a list of codes allowed in a particular
category - requires the categoryId)
- localization of dropdown beans (i.e. country names)
I handle the c
I'm using Tiles2 so I configured the TilesResult for my views.
To set up the lists for dropdowns in those tiles, I am coding my own Result,
rather than relying on a weakly related Action to do it.
My result has to extend TilesResult, but it seems to be an unnecessary
dependency, because reall