I have a serious design concern that I need feedback on. - Craig, Ted, ...
:-))
Perhaps, my concern is just a misunderstanding, but HELP!
Okay! Here is the issue (actually 2):
Each web page/form has an associated actionform(bean) and action(request
handler).
The Struts engine instantiates and f
>If someone a bit more parser-savvy could take a look at the block of
>parser code that sniffs out newlines and tries to remove/add them, that
>would be a real fix.
>Do you even need to do that for binary files?
As far as I can tell, due to the mechanism for multipart form handling
built in
craigmcc01/08/06 15:40:12
Modified:src/share/org/apache/struts/util Tag: STRUTS_1_0_BRANCH
MessageResources.java
Log:
Port the fix to Bugzilla #2233 to the 1.0 branch.
Revision ChangesPath
No revision
No
craigmcc01/08/06 15:36:27
Modified:src/share/org/apache/struts/util MessageResources.java
Log:
Fix for Bugzilla #2233 (single quotes in application resources do not show
up even though they are properly escaped with "\").
The underlying problem is that the messages strings in
cedric 01/08/06 13:43:53
Modified:.build-webapps.xml
Log:
Enable contrib/tile build.
Add two calls to tiles/build.xml file (in build-webapps, target dist and compile).
Revision ChangesPath
1.4 +21 -0 jakarta-struts/build-webapps.xml
Index: build
Thanks Craig, it works fine now !
Cedric
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> Fixed ... sorry for the delay.
>
> Cedric, you should now be able to commit for yourself.
>
> Craig
>
> On Thu, 2 Aug 2001, Martin Cooper wrote:
>
> > I just saw an old message on the Commons mailing list that descri
cedric 01/08/06 13:42:03
Modified:contrib/tiles README
Log:
test karma
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1.2 +9 -20 jakarta-struts/contrib/tiles/README
Index: README
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RCS file: /home/cvs/jakarta-st
I found an (ugly) workaround for this problem.
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2503
Index: MultipartIterator.java
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RCS file:
/home/cvspublic/jakarta-struts/src/share/org/apache/struts/upload/MultipartIterator.ja
Buenos Dias Mark,
There's been a few issues with multipart form handling, but I won't
be able to work on this stuff until middle to late next week.
This one in particular has been reported to bugzilla and will
be taken care of, thank you.
-Original Message-
From: Mark Takacs [mailto:[EM
Personally, I would make the Address bean a second object, at least
temporarily. Once a validated Address had been entered, I would merge it
with the product bean in the session, and proceed from there.
-Ted.
Ronald Bakker wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> First, I want to apologise for the fact
Hello everybody,
First, I want to apologise for the fact that my previous message was
posted multiple times in this mailing list. Our sendmail log sent it
only once, so I do't really understand what went wrong.
Back to the issue. Consider the following case we're dealing with in our
application:
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Ronald Bakker wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
> method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
> following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
>
> When trying to find a form-be
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
Hi everybody,
In Struts, form-beans can be described by 'name' and 'type'. Looking at
method 'processActionForm' in ActionServlet, I conclude that roughly the
following is happening (correct me if I'm wrong):
When trying to find a form-bean from a mapping, Struts tries to find an
attribute with
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