Thanks Jason, that clear things up :)
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>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Subject: Re: [OS-webwork] Is component.xml compulsory?
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> > Hi Pat,
> >
> > Mmm ...
May be you can share the source and the porting experience on the WIKI ?
thanks.
--- Thomas Escobar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bernard and I had a similar weekend - I'm porting a WW
> 1.0 app to WW/Xwork (for fun, not production), ran
> into the same null pointer and resolved it the same
> way (
> > The other issue I ran into was the absence of many of
> > the WW 1.0 JSP tags - url, action and bean in
> > particular. The roadmap makes no mention of these and
> > I couldn't find details in the archives so I'll just
> > ask: what are the status of these tags - deprecated,
> > not yet implem
We do a very similar thing... but with the ww:action tag. Why not use that?
-Pat
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Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 2:37 PM
Subject: [OS-webwork] webwork include question
> hi all,
> im writing an applicati
I'm not sure about SP1, but I know for sure that Webwork & sitemesh both
work on SP2 (as JIRA runs there).
Cheers,
Scott
Butt, Dudley wrote:
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Just a quick question, will webwork function on Weblogic 7
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hi all,
im writing an application using a pattern where all pages are wrapped in
actions, and a page can contain components, which are also actions, so i
call stuff.action, which processes the input and have a success.jsp page
which uses to include another action (ie a
calendar.action)
now my pro
Not sure. We use it on WLS 6.1 and we will be upgrading to 8.1 in a few
months.
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> Just a
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> Bernard and I had a similar weekend - I'm porting a WW
> 1.0 app to WW/Xwork (for fun, not production), ran
> into the same null pointer and resolved it the same
> way (root components in otherwise empty
> components.xml). I'll pull my ServletContextListener
> as the real solution. Thanks!
Als
See below...
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> From: Thomas Escobar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 11:45 AM
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> Subject: [OS-webwork] Re: Is component.xml compulsory?
>
>
> Bernard and I had a similar weekend - I'm porting a WW
> 1.0 app to WW/Xwork
Bernard and I had a similar weekend - I'm porting a WW
1.0 app to WW/Xwork (for fun, not production), ran
into the same null pointer and resolved it the same
way (root components in otherwise empty
components.xml). I'll pull my ServletContextListener
as the real solution. Thanks!
However, the re
I would please like to know from you guys out there, if anyone has used
struts then moved over to using webwork. I would like to know if it is a
feasible option, and what the pro's and con's of each are.
I have read the FAQ on the comparison between struts and webwork, but i
would like to hear fr
many thanx, your comments are greatly appreciated. Considering that I'm already
familiar with Struts, I will then most probably go with it. I agree,
they're all pretty similair and I'm not about to spend a lot of time evaluating each
ones pro's and con's. Thank you once again.!
-Original Mes
> I would please like to know from you guys out there,
> if anyone has used struts then moved over to using
> webwork.
I have. I first used Struts in it's beta and first 1.0 release. Then
moved to WebWork and then to Maverick. They all are basically the same.
WebWork is a little bit more straight
Hi,
I would please like to know from you guys out there, if anyone has used struts then
moved over to using webwork. I would like to know if it is a
feasible option, and what the pro's and con's of each are.
I have read the FAQ on the comparison between struts and webwork, but i would like to
he
I also need to doc a little more.
Two further configuration changes I wanted to make were:
1) Enable multiple configuration files using something like:
config1.xml
config2.xml
This shouldn't break existing code, since this will just be an added set
of elements in the file and will be XML
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> Subject: Re: [OS-webwork] Is component.xml compulsory?
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>
> Hi Pat,
>
> Mmm . this class
> com.opensymphony.webwork.lifecycle.Application
Hi Pat,
Mmm . this class
com.opensymphony.webwork.lifecycle.ApplicationLifecycleListener
has loadConfiguration() which explicitly call for "components.xml"
--
public void contextInitialized(ServletContextEvent event) {
Servl
Hi all,
I just did a fresh cvs checkout for xwork and ww2, after they moved out
of sandbox. Rebuilding the ww samples, now that SimpleCounter example is
no longer work on tomcat 4.1.18
Tomcat complaining about JasperException while trying to load success.jsp
(at line 23, the use of JSTL "out"
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