DO NOT REPLY [Bug 5477] New: - Bad links

2001-12-18 Thread bugzilla
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Moving to Struts

2001-12-18 Thread aneesha . singh
Dear all I need to move my standard MVC application to the Struts Framework ... Can anyone tell me the following : What components will I need to build and what will be available to me via the Struts library. What is the average rough effort estimate per component What is the effort estimate for

Redirection

2001-12-18 Thread aneesha . singh
Hi all This is not really related to Struts, but I would really appreciate some help on this .. I need to call a URL from a normal helper java class within my web controller. I tried using RequestDispatcher.forward .. but to no avail ... Any ideas?? Thanks Aneesha This e-Mail may contain prop

Javascript and input text box in a form

2001-12-18 Thread Jonathan Gerhard
If you could spare me a moment: I have tried to work on this and the javascript just won't address the right text input box. So: how do I emulate the following html and javascript with struts HTML tags? Here is the script: /// Airport City codes, for this SearchFares page /// var airportLis

Re: General model question ?

2001-12-18 Thread David Morris
Arron, I have been struggling to get the current nested tags to do what I need. My first attempt at this failed when I found I needed the nightly build. Next, I got nested tags working for output and thought this is easy. Then I moved on to input. No support for indexed on the iterate tag. The

Re: General model question ?

2001-12-18 Thread Arron Bates
The extension means you can forget everything the other tags do and only specify your properties. No need for "indexed" attribute or otherwise. And the other attributes of the iterate tag(like length and offset) work fine. eg And that is all you'll need. You are right with the original t