I hope I'm not overlooking something basic because it's late. I'm
trying to build from the current CVS tree and I'm running into
problems. When I run Ant against the root build.xml file, I get a
number of errors because Ant can't find ValidatorPlugIn. I guess some
things have moved around
Hmh, I just tried that out.
I have a Book.java Bean with title, author, etc.
Than I have a BookForm.java ActionForm that has a Book.
Now to use a form to set the title of the book my BookForm still needs to
have a setTitle() method. So, I still end writing (and maintaining) all
those getters
Hi, Stephen:
No, you do not need to write more than one getter/setter. Using your
example, the only getter/setter you would write is to access the book. Using
the dot-delimted notation in your JSP, you can access the Book and use its
getters/setters to access properties. For example:
public
I didn't know about this cache mecanism and multiple capital letters
constraints.
For use in my JSP Tag to set parent tag Attribute (known value type:
String), do you think
PropertyUtils.setSimpleProperty(parentTag, arg, bodyContent)
is a good replacement from the reflection code ? So it will
I didn't know about this cache mecanism and multiple capital letters
constraints.
For use in my JSP Tag to set parent tag Attribute (known value type:
String), do you think
PropertyUtils.setSimpleProperty(parentTag, arg, bodyContent)
is a good replacement from the reflection code ? So it will
Should I use templates, regions, or tiles? I would like to use
something that meets our needs and is supported by (meaning, packaged
in) Struts.
Here's my understanding of the situation.
In the beginning, David Geary wrote the template library which is a
part of Struts. Since this
The Struts Validator was recently moved (right before
beta 1) from contrib/validator to the main source
tree. I don't know why the build isn't working for
you. Those classes are in cvs. Maybe your checkout
failed? The ValidatorPlugIn is in the
org.apache.struts.validator package (along with
Ahh, yes, now it works.
Thanks a lot!
And, sorry about the wrong list ...
Stephan
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Betreff: RE: Betreff: RE: Use of ActionForm:
Hi, Stephen:
No,
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Torgeir Veimo wrote:
Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2002 14:15:09 +0200
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Subject: mapped properties and jndi's Attributes
I would like to use
I would like to use mappend properties with jndi, but using
bean:write name='entry' property='(cn)' /
doesn't work, since PropertyUtils chokes when not supplying anything
before the opening parenthesis. Ideally a property of (string) would map
to get(string), which is the getter method on
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Nicolas De Loof wrote:
Date: Thu, 4 Apr 2002 16:40:57 +0200
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Subject: Re: strust.taglib.bean proposal
I didn't know about this cache
NicolasString setterName = set
Nicolas + arg.substring(0,1).toUpperCase()
Nicolas + arg.substring(1);
Nicolastry {
Nicolas System.out.println(setterName +setterName);
Nicolas Method setter =
Is the change I describe below to way beanutils does primitive wrapper
conversions going to be permanent?
The addition of pluggable converters in ConvertUtils on 3/18 has changed the
way Struts handles empty form fields that map to primitive Wrapper bean
properties. For example, the default
I'm using Tomcat 4.0.4b2 with JDK 1.4.0.
I have a small test application that I had working with 1.1b1. I decided to
install the latest from CVS for struts and commons and work on building and
using that, in preparation for testing some minor Struts additions.
Without changing the application
I'm really confused (not hard these days...)
gump says the struts nightly build succeeded, however, there are no binaries and
haven't since them 4/1. It goes from 8.6Meg archive on 4/1 to a 466 byte archive on
4/2 thru 4/4.
Just for kicks, I downloaded the source and tried to compile. It
I too was having compile problems, but mine was with the main tree. It was all
validator stuff so I updated commons-validator from CVS with the -AdP option, compiled
it into a jar, and used that with the latest struts code and the build worked fine.
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The Gump build and the nightly build are actually two separate builds. The
former gets the latest of everything from CVS and tries to build it all. I
believe it runs on Sam Ruby's machine. The latter runs on Craig's machine,
and I think is intended to do the same thing, but it seems there may
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Subject: Re: Servlet 2.3 filter
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- It's commonly necessary to generate slightly different HTML for
different user agents, to deal with the inevitable differences.
One approach is to build the
Subject: The future of templates, regions, and tiles
From: Bill Wohler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Should I use templates, regions, or tiles? I would like to use
something that meets our needs and is supported by (meaning, packaged
in) Struts.
Here's my understanding of the situation.
In
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Date: Thu, 4 Apr 2002 18:55:01 -0800
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Subject: Re: Servlet 2.3 filter
Subject: Re: Servlet 2.3 filter
From: Bill Wohler
hello,
i'm trying to write a property of bean SubscriberInfo on a jsp page. But,
this bean won't be present initially will get generated on some action in
the same page.
to avoid the exception
javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot find bean SubscriberInfo in scope
request
i got the following
please ignore this ...
i missed
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-logic.tld prefix=logic %
in my jsp file.
thanks anyway,
chaks.
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