an Http error code.
If no one has any problems with adding these two, I'll put them in tomorrow.
Steve
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On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 10:21, David Graham wrote:
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To the end of making it accessible to newcomers, what about making a
samples directory for actions? Maybe even forms?
That type of thing doesn't belong in the Struts core code, it belongs
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FieldChecks doesn't extend Action, which has that method. I think that
keeping with servlet spec 2.2 will prevent walking from request to
session to context, too.
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 21:59, Vic Cekvenich wrote:
Stuipd answer- Xcuse me:
getServlet().getContext()?
David Graham wrote:
The
/javadoc/javax/servlet/http/HttpSession.html
Can we just ASSERT the container servlet container is 2.2 or 2.3 and
call the right method?
ASSERT- get it?
Benjamin Tomasini wrote:
FieldChecks doesn't extend Action, which has that method. I think that
keeping with servlet spec 2.2
I think Axis4Struts is a cool idea, but... there are some viability
issues to address, IMO.
I just implemented a web services project using access and thought about
the MVC model of Struts, and if that could be of benefit for Axis.
Web Services have much promise, when applied to the right
True. But somehow, to leverage what struts really is, you would need to
communicate some kind of instructions from the server side controller.
I think the core of what I am saying is that Axis does *not* provide a
view. And therefore you would have controller functions on the other
side of the
there will be some tradeoffs.
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I don't mean to sound overly negative. I think the idea is interesting
of the VIEW can take some expanding.
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Some projects, like JBoss, put advanced documentation as a separate
download in PDF format. More of an online book. Since it is static, it
may work.
You may get some compression out of it, too, ... dunno.
Ben
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With the following link tag
html:link forward=Foo ...
what is a good way to pass a java.util.Map to paramId and paramName
without writing a scriplet in the JSP page? Any tricks?
I need to render the href as:
/do/Foo?param1=valueparam2=value
and would rather not:
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Hashtable params = new
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