Hello Stefan,
I am ready to discuss struts extension ways. This year I put
contribution to the struts project - ServiceManager. This contrib is a
attempt to make struts extensible with some kind of plugins. Now I
work under next version. It is interesting for me.
Wednesday, November 14, 2001,
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I ran into this problem a couple weeks ago, and I just thought
I would relay it to the group. We were in the process of
putting a dynamically generated report together (quick and dirty)
using struts. Here's a little bit of information about the platform
we were running on:
Platform:
I would like some feedback on the subject of multiple controller servlets.
I have seen some of the previous discussion in the archives. The basic
problem has to do with modularity - both in the runtime and at development
time. The current solution of multiple config files certainly solves the
What is a good way to get started using the Struts framework?
Anthony Catalfano
Information Technology Analyst
Deere Company
309-748-5201
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Read the user guide and look at some of the examples that come with the
download. Should be more than enough info to get ya going.
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A fix for multiple struts-config has come along first, but the need for
multiple resource files is just as great.
Once both of these features are added, I believe the use-cases I've seen
would be addressed.
The downside of multiple servlets is
1) Since servlets are multi-threaded, there is
I'm not sure how this would work.
The request parameters are meant to match the properties on an
ActionForm bean. If they do not match the ActionForm properties, then
ActionForm will not be populated by the ActionServlet, and the purpose
of the HTML tags is defeated. This is all done by
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A fix for multiple struts-config has come along first, but the need for
multiple resource files is
Yes, this became clearer when I tracked down the code that actually
popluates the form bean. The problem would be knowing which properties
to populate with which parameters. The request would have to carry
additional mapping data, which would certainly be less than clean.
I think I can achieve
On Wed, 2001-11-14 at 21:06, Ted Husted wrote:
Actually, now that you mention it, there are prefix and suffix
properties to the ActionMapping, which might help you with this. If you
specify a prefix and/or suffix in the ActionMapping for the form, the
population routines prepend or append
As promised earlier today, here is my contribution to the multiple
html:submit button saga (Ted, time to update your FAQ! :)
Here is a breakdown of how to use it:
struts-config.xml segment, note the parameter=action
action path=/test
type=edu.darden.TestAction
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