I'm not sure what @status means... do you mean #status?
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Eric Mckenna
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 12:54 PM
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Subject: [OS-webwork] Can I concatenate text in the name attribute?
Greeti
Greetings,
I have a form that creates some child objects, so the form has repeated form
values. I'm trying to add some other text (a prefix) in the name tag to
distinguish each child's values from one another, hence the status tag and
prefix.
Here's basically what im trying to achieve,
...
You should use the velocity result, rather than the dispatcher. That way
it can set up the macros for you (and not have to go through a
RequestDispatcher)
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> From: Hans Prueller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 12:39 PM
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Hello!
In my first WW2 application, I have the following action:
/vm/rep/objlist.vm
When I try to parse an additional template within the resulting
objlist.vm I get the following exception (see below).
Is it not allowed to use #parse in templa
I'm not following you here...
Why isn't a solution like this possible?
modelintercept:
push action.getModel
(other interceptors like the params)
execute action
push action.getModel (better;replace if that is possible)
execute result
If the action has not changed the reference given from getModel
Hmm... The problem with this is that the params can't be set... The
params need to be set before execution, and they should be set on the
Model. You could "pop" the model off the stack, but that's not keeping
your actions and interceptors very disconnected... You could return a
proxy/decorator obje
Currently the ModelDrivenInterceptor pushes the model onto the stack
before action invocation and before many other interceptors that rely on
the model beeing on the stack. That's ok!
What is not ok is the scenario when the action is changing the reference
of the "model" and thus the result exe
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If someone can nail down what needs to be changed in the quickstart,
please let us know...
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> From: Wayland Chan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 10:06 AM
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> Subject: RE: Re: [OS-webwork] Quickstart guide ? is it
> m
The webwork-extensions project exists on java.net. Currently Matt Ho is
the owner of it and I'm sure he'll grant developer requests ASAP. The
whole point is to have a low entry barrier... so give it a shot :)
-Pat
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Remis,
In 1.x, yes. In 2.0, no.
-Pat
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of remigijus
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003
8:23 AM
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Subject: [OS-webwork] WebWorks
without velocity how to
Hi
Ther
So sad that the bug has been open since 1998 and nothing has been fixed.
Amazing. As it is now, you have to write your own resource bundle class
OR use reflection to clear the cache internally (which could break if
your security settings are incorrect).
I plan to get this supported somehow, as it'
David,
In WebWork 1.x and 2.0, you can provide a get/set method for a String[]
and then name each textfield the same name.
Alternatively, in 2.0, you can name your textfields "foo[i].name" where
i goes from 0 to n. This will work if you use the OgnlList, which will
be included in to WebWork code s
Your best bet (as explained in my book ;) is to keep your jars in
WEB-INF/lib and classes in WEB-INF/classes, OR use Resin and specify
alternative directories for those two locations (such as lib/runtime and
build/java). The real gain is for you to use a Hotswap capable IDE, such
as Eclipse, Codege
In the 1.x EL, you’d use “$foo”. In 2.0
you’d use “#parameters.foo” or “#parameters.get(‘foo’)”
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thompson, Christopher C (Kris)
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 7:13 AM
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No. But this is a problem on nearly every framework!! The developers
on the project are so close to the code that sometimes we forget to put
in the foundation for users to get started. I know because I am at
fault on that with the Expresso framework. Megg is a savior for
beginners. However a s
I think that a good soloution would be to allow the resolvers to be
named (like interceptors), configured and parameterized.
I have mentioned the reasons for parameterization in a previous post.
The configuration I speak about could be information to inform xwork how
to handle reloading of reso
Am I the only one who thinks there is something wrong here if a new user needs to go
to an external application in order to "Get Started"?
> Thanks a lot, i did discover Megg and tried it. It really helped me a lot...
> Everything seams to work now..
>
Ciao!
Wayland Chan
email: wchanATtreks
It looks like it is up
https://webwork-extensions.dev.java.net/
Eric Pugh wrote:
RE: [OS-webwork] Request for a new Interceptor maybe?
Bruce,
there is supposedly a webwork extensions CVS repo plus
project infrastructure set up on Java.net.. However, as far as I know,
the pap
Title: RE: [OS-webwork] Request for a new Interceptor maybe?
Bruce,
there
is supposedly a webwork extensions CVS repo plus project infrastructure set up
on Java.net.. However, as far as I know, the paperwork hasn't been
completed, and the site hasn't been setup, but you could check.. The
Thanks a lot, i did discover Megg and tried it. It really helped me a lot...
Everything seams to work now..
Thanks for the reply.
L
Robert Lerner wrote:
Hi,
I've just recently started with webwork(2) to examine the framework.
I used the megg application
mentioned on the wiki to boost up a small
Hi,
I've just recently started with webwork(2) to examine the framework. I used the megg application
mentioned on the wiki to boost up a small application for starters. It has worked pretty good for me.
Download megg from this url: http://sourceforge.net/projects/megg and run it by
java -jar
Greetings ,
i am trying to set up a very simple application using webwork 2 via
eclipse (tomcat sysdeo plugin). I have downloaded and built successfully
webwork2 and the examples. I have gone though the quickstart guide on
http://wiki.opensymphony.com/space/WebWork2+QuickStart+Guidebut the
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