I don't think that will necessarily solve the problem. Disposable will
allow it to tidy up when XWork ends that session, but it doesn't allow
me to explicitly ask XWork to ditch that component now. After I get
rid of it, I want the next action that is Aware of it to instantiate a
new one, eve
Have your component implement Disposable.
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Anoop Ranganath
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 2:27 PM
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Subject: [OS-webwork] releasing a component
How do I go about telling the IoC contain
I thought that's how the Introspector finds indexed properties? Doesn't
BeanUtils use the Introspector?
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> From: Hani Suleiman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 7:37 PM
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> Subject: Spam:Re: Spam:[OS-webwork] WebWork 1.4
Well, of course not. You'd have to call it yourself, there is no magic
to figure out that that's the method you want.
Secondly, even if you do call it, it's a pretty stupid idea and won't
work anyway, since you'd have to write the impl for it yourself, and
last I knew, it's not possible to inde
I have tried exposing the setAllocation(int index. Allocation alloc) method
too. It never gets called and the same error message is generated.
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From: "Jason Carreira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 1:49 PM
Subject: RE: Spam:
Thanks Hani, Just figured out the controlheader.jsp.
Also shouldnt the stylesheet associated with the
template pages be included automatically when the
controls are present in a page? Maybe a webwork:style
taglib that would place the styles.css file in the
page.
This would make it one less thing
There are two kinds of error messages, general ones and field specific
ones.
The field ones go alongside the field, as used by controlheader.jsp
which is included in every template:
To show other error messages, you have to specifically do so in your
own pages, by adding somethin
Hello All,
If we do an addError("FieldName", "error message") ,
is this supposed to display the error message next to
the field in the UI? Can someone explain the
difference between doing a addError Vs.
addErrorMessage. I looked at
templates/xhtml/text.jsp(and other control jsps) and
couldnt find a
You might want to expose getters and setters like this:
void setAllocation(int index, Allocation alloc)
Allocation getAllocation(int index)
> -Original Message-
> From: Frank Febbraro [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 12:10 PM
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> Subject:
I haven't dug through the source, but I'm fairly sure you can't index
into a Set. See if changing it to a List helps.
On Dec 7, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Frank Febbraro wrote:
I am trying to set some indexed properties on an object, Payment,
using the
WW1.4 BeanUtil class.
class Payment
{
publi
I am trying to set some indexed properties on an object, Payment, using the
WW1.4 BeanUtil class.
class Payment
{
public Set getAllocations()
public void setAllocations(Set set)
public Allocation getAllocation(int index)
}
I have the following properties set in the request
allocation[
On Friday 05 December 2003 17:53, Jason Carreira wrote:
> As far as being able to have the one Xwork.jar and have multiple
> configurations, that's a good idea... Please add a Jira issue. I've
> always hated that Singleton, so we can look at how to get rid of it. In
> the meantime, is it possible
exactly
Jason Carreira wrote:
Create a Jira... You just want another level of defaulting, right? If
there's a message for the key, it's used. Otherwise, if there's a
default message, it's used. If there's no default message and the key is
provided then use the key, right?
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Create a Jira... You just want another level of defaulting, right? If
there's a message for the key, it's used. Otherwise, if there's a
default message, it's used. If there's no default message and the key is
provided then use the key, right?
> -Original Message-
> From: Francisco Hernande
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