I think I need to understand the problem a little better before I am
emphatic about my controller's capabilities for dynamic properties.
Basically, however, I have a "variable" interface...think of it as a model
class. I will build an adapter for Struts model action classes will adapt
the Struts
Dan - Blue Lotus Software wrote:
>I think if this thing is to go into production, I should
>actually create marker [GoF '95] interfaces to indicate
>what type of variable it is.
Are you referencing a particular GoF design pattern or something they wrote
in general in the '95 book?
-- Stoehr
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Sorry. Incorrect reference. It should have been [Grand '98]. The Marker
design pattern. An empty interface that is used to mark classes as being of
a certain type.
These days I assume just about every design pattern I use dates back to GoF.
My bad.
-dan
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I have a general question being new to struts...I am starting on a project that is
currently using the struts framework. I have noticed that every JSP page will actually
do a form submit everytime I resize my browser window?? Is this something that is
related/known to the struts framework, or i
Hi All,
The Logging Mechanism provided in the Struts framework is accessible to the
Java Components that have access to ActionServlet instance. Struts does not
define the Logging mechanism for the Components that are Isolated from the
Struts framework but are part of the application being develope
On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Natra, Uday wrote:
> Hi All,
> The Logging Mechanism provided in the Struts framework is accessible to the
> Java Components that have access to ActionServlet instance. Struts does not
> define the Logging mechanism for the Components that are Isolated from the
> Struts fra
Here is some code examples and instalation instructions
to help people get going with Log4j.
1. Download the log4j binary distribution
2. Extract the log4j.jar file and put it in the /WEB-INF/lib directory
If you are using WebLogic add the log4j.jar to the WEBLOGIC_CLASSPATH
3. Add this Lo
I am using LOG4J instead of using the servlet default logging mechanism. I
wish Struts could also use LOG4J too.
--- "Natra, Uday" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> The Logging Mechanism provided in the Struts framework is accessible to
> the
> Java Components that have access to ActionServle
craigmcc01/04/13 19:11:04
Modified:src/share/org/apache/struts/digester CallMethodRule.java
CallParamRule.java Digester.java
ObjectCreateRule.java Rule.java SetNextRule.java
SetPropertiesRule.java SetPropertyRule.ja
craigmcc01/04/13 19:37:31
Modified:doc struts-bean.xml struts-html.xml struts-logic.xml
Log:
Document the fact that Struts custom tags store any underlying exception
that causes a problem at runtime as a request attribute with key
"org.apache.struts.action.EXCEPTION".
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