I don't think the URL was ever valid. It's just the URL you put in the
<%@taglib%> directive to identify the tag library.
On Thu, Jul 27, 2017 at 10:17 AM, Robert Nicholson <
robert.nichol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there any write up on these?
>
> Also the url appears to no longer be valid. ie.
Hi Robert,
I'm going to be moving all of the docs and everything because it keeps
getting wiped away by our Jenkins build.
For what it's worth, I actually stopped using layout tags due to
performance issues at high scale. I've gotten much better performance using
native jsp:include tags.
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Is there any write up on these?
Also the url appears to no longer be valid. ie. 404.
> On Jul 26, 2017, at 8:22 AM, Ben Gunter wrote:
>
> IIRC, there was a security issue in 1.5.7 that was fixed in 1.5.8 so you
> should upgrade.
>
> As for the layouts, you should probably
IIRC, there was a security issue in 1.5.7 that was fixed in 1.5.8 so you
should upgrade.
As for the layouts, you should probably just switch to the older buffered
layout tags. The streaming layout tags introduced somewhere in the 1.5.x
series are very complex and have been problematic on some
So I’ve have some layouts that aren’t rendering correctly in Tomcat vs Jetty.
Are there any tips on how to debug the layout rendering since what’s happening
is that the same page renders again within the same page so the top of the page
is beginning in the middle of the same page when it renders.
Hi,
We are developing a web app with Stripes that users can use either in English
or
French.
I have setup the resource files and made configuration in web.xml (part of it
given below).
On the jsp I have Stripes Label tag which gets its text from resource file. For
example: s:label
I have tracked down the source of the U+ characters in the Stripes code
base. They are being inserted into the output generated by the
LayoutWriter class, when changing whether the Silent status of the
writer. I am not sure quite what that status affects, but during the
toggling of the
I should also mention, that the problem does not occur unless I am using
Freemarker templates. Using JSP pages, I do not have any problems with the
\u characters.
Geoff Shuetrim
On 3 June 2012 16:59, Geoff Shuetrim ge...@galexy.net wrote:
I have tracked down the source of the U+
I have only recently noticed that when I use Stripes layout tags, I am
getting unexpected U+ characters added to the pages where the stripes
layout tags were. In a hex editor, these characters are 00.
You can see (or actually you need an editor like emacs to kind of see)
these characters if
Yeah, that's a lot better - i must have got stuck in a 'stripes frame of
mind'. Always a good idea to step back to web page fundamentals now and
again :)
I would thank you but nabble says 'Please respect mailing list etiquette:
Avoid small talk such as Thank you, Great...'
Oscar Westra van
Thanks but for my little site that's a bit too much work (who wants that
eh?). In fact, there's more code there than in all my action beans combined
:blush:
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Hi,
I'm using the stripes layout manager. included in my 'header.jsp' is a nav
bar. I'm looking for an elegant way to highlight the currently selected page
in the nav bar. The best I 've come up with so far is to pass a
'pageSelected' parameter in my pages, like so:
stripes:layout-render
On 29-07-2010 at 06:26, spliffy wrote:
I'm using the stripes layout manager. included in my 'header.jsp' is a nav
bar. I'm looking for an elegant way to highlight the currently selected page
in the nav bar. The best I 've come up with so far is to pass a
'pageSelected' parameter in my pages,
I've made it a bit more concise by using just EL instead of c:if tag in my
menu, for example :-
code about.jsp About Us /code
It seems ok I suppose. anything better would be appreciated.
Ta.
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Hi,
The truth is that there isn't a 'for-free' solution, but you can come up with
something moderately elegant if you think about it.
The first thing I did was to write a simple JSP function that replaces the
ternary operator in JSP el - nothing wrong with that, it just takes a lot of
typing
Nikolaos,
thanks for the pointer. I noticed the performance issues while
rendering a site wit about 2MB content. Also it doesn't explain the
leak, it explains the slow performance and memory hunger. Maybe it is
important to mention that I'm using nested layouts. IMHO: Since
stripes handles this
I am aware of the faults with the layout tags. You guys pretty well
understand it, based on what you've written in this thread. Yes, when you
use layout tags the whole contents of the page is cached and then written
out at once. I wanted to fix it for 1.5.2 so that it would stream content to
the
Richard,
As 1.5.3 has only 2 fixes that appear unrelated to this issue... I take
it trying it won't make a difference?
Also I came across this just today - albeit it was initially reported
against 1.4.3 - but it is still OPEN:
http://www.stripesframework.org/jira/browse/STS-391
As far as
Hello List,
while chasing jsp memory leaks I found that using the stripes layout
tag has 3 negative effects:
1. this tag doubles the memory usage in compare to using @include
2. this tag is slow
3. this tag creates memory leaks. after 100 requests (maxThreads = 10
at the ajp processors ThreadPool)
I did notice potential memory leaks
while using older version of Stripes. Do note that I've never actually
investigated since restarting tomcat once in a while seemed to be
rather sufficient solution, but the webapp started to eat memory only
after introduction of Stripes. But after most
Hi lars,
Thank you for your reply,I tried what you have done but no output.The
following are the jsp pages:
layout.jspx
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
stripes:layout-definition
xmlns:jsp=http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page;
xmlns:c=http://java.sun.com/jstl/core;
SivaKumarl wrote:
Hi lars,
Thank you for your reply,I tried what you have done but no output.The
following are the jsp pages:
layout.jspx
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
stripes:layout-definition
xmlns:jsp=http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page;
Hi friends,
I am using jspx instead of jsp pages ,in jspx
stripes:layout-definition and tags related to layout are not
working.Please,inform me how to use jspx using Stripes
Cheers
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I hadn't really looked at jspx until I saw your post.
From https://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/JSPX3.html
The |taglib| directives have been removed. Tag libraries are
now declared using XML namespaces, as shown in the
|html| element.
This is the only thing I can think
SivaKumarl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi friends,
I am using jspx instead of jsp pages ,in jspx
stripes:layout-definition and tags related to layout are not
working.Please,inform me how to use jspx using Stripes
Cheers
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Hi Siva,
I'm using jspx and stripes for a
Lars Neumann wrote:
jsp:root xmlns:jsp=http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page; version=2.1
xmlns:stripes=http://stripes.sourceforge.net/stripes.tld;
jsp:output doctype-root-element=HTML
doctype-system=http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;
doctype-public=-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01
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