Jeromy Evans on 26/04/08 04:51, wrote:
Eric D Nielsen wrote:
I've been investigating some interesting behavior regarding model-driven
actions and found a past thread that covers the situation from late last
year:
http://www.nabble.com/ModelDriven-CRUD-validation-failure-still-causes-JPA-update-
I also stumbled across this problem.
One solution could be to use a TypeConverter to instantiate new,
unmanaged entities during the ParamsInterceptor invocation.
Such a TypeConverter could pass back instantiated, blank entities
(with nothing but the ID) for ParamsInterceptor to collate, an
Chase on 26/04/08 11:16, wrote:
I also stumbled across this problem.
One solution could be to use a TypeConverter to instantiate new,
unmanaged entities during the ParamsInterceptor invocation.
Such a TypeConverter could pass back instantiated, blank entities
(with nothing but the ID) for
Jeromy Evans on 26/04/08 04:51, wrote:
I haven't had an opportunity to absorb your suggestion properly yet but
thought I'd mention I agree with your line of thinking that the
validation mechanism in particular needs to be improved. However, this
is a general problem that also applies to rich cl
I'm wondering if something like OVal (a great validation framework btw) can
help out here:
See probe mode:
http://oval.sourceforge.net/#d0e739
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From: "Adam Hardy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, April 26, 2008 6:34 AM
To: "Struts Developers
Jeromy Evans wrote:
Putting aside the technology for a moment:
- ability to deploy new actions/replace actions and pages without a
container restart: highly desirable
Only at development stage right? There are tools that use JDPA and other
methods to do this with Struts and other frameworks. Ho
Don Brown wrote:
I'll respond in more detail later, but I wanted to correct a quick
misconception. OSGi allows you to deploy multiple versions of the
same API via different bundles. No special package namespace, no
hassles from the standpoint of the user - just declare what version
you need and
Adam Hardy wrote:
Chase on 26/04/08 11:16, wrote:
I also stumbled across this problem.
One solution could be to use a TypeConverter to instantiate new,
unmanaged entities during the ParamsInterceptor invocation.
Such a TypeConverter could pass back instantiated, blank entities
(with noth
Chase on 26/04/08 20:29, wrote:
Adam Hardy wrote:
Chase on 26/04/08 11:16, wrote:
One solution could be to use a TypeConverter to instantiate new,
unmanaged entities during the ParamsInterceptor invocation.
Such a TypeConverter could pass back instantiated, blank entities
(with nothing but t
I'd like to roll the 2.1.2 test build this Friday. The updated
release plan is here:
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/version-notes-212.html
Please ensure the build stays green, and make any major changes, like
bringing in the Conventions plugin, in the next day or two, and not
any later. The
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