Robert H. Tran wrote:
I just wonder if Struts comes with any significant drawback. I mean not in
terms of when to use Struts and when not to use it necessarily, but more in
the line of anyone's wishes that it had been better. Any advice is very
appreciated.
I battled initially to get my head aroun
Hi all,
I ran into this problem a while back, worked around it, but now it is back.
Something has gone haywire with a struts web application I am trying to
debug. When accessing an URL, I get an HTTP 400 error, with the
explanation "The request sent by the client was syntactically incorrect
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Hi all,
I have a tile, and within that tile, I have attempted to insert another
tile. The nested tag runs, but finds no definition in the
tile-defs.xml file when the definition is there.
If I copy the nested tiles:insert tag out of the tile and into the base
jsp page where all the other tile
Hi all,
I downloaded the struts v1.1 source as a tar.gz, and unpacked it to find
that all the source files followed the Windows CRLF convention.
Is it possible to make sure the .tar.gz version of the source is
terminated with LF, and the .zip version of the source is terminated
with CRLF?
Reg
Graham Leggett wrote:
Is it possible to use an indexed property inside a DynaActionForm, and
have the DynaActionForm populated correctly on submit?
The HTML form is submitted with element names of the form
"id[index].property", the trouble is that when this form is submitted,
and
Ted Husted wrote:
This is really a USER list question, but you may be looking for the
indexed properties how-to:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/faqs/indexedprops.html
I posted to the user list, but as yet I have had no reply. Searching
google and the mailing list archives has shown other peop
Hi all,
I am having some conceptual problems with the "indexed" property of the
HTML tags, I have tried to find docs on this property, but apart from a
brief one line description I can find none.
I have some JSP that looks roughly like this:
The form property "policycovers" contain
Edgar P Dollin wrote:
1) It is fine that the basic tags in struts don't emit non-standard html,
but why do struts tags have to 'police' the emission of non-html. For many
intranet style projects, non standard html is important to achieve specific
required functionality. To deny the need for such
Don Brown wrote:
Perhaps now that 1.1 is final, this would be a good time to bring this up.
I've written a small extension to Struts that allows action mappings to
use wildcards in matching URIs.
I submitted a patch to bugzilla a while back that did prefix matching in
matching URIs. A config call
Hi all,
I have been plagued all afternoon by the following error message:
[ServletException in:/WEB-INF/jsp/policy/policy.jsp] null'
javax.servlet.ServletException
It is the standard message that happens when a problem occurs in
connection with a DynaActionForm bean, including but not limited
Hi all,
On a jsp page, I am trying to retrieve a bean from a DynaActionForm like so:
In my ActionForm, I set this bean to null, because I am testing the
"requested policy not found" functionality, to be trapped by logic:empty
tags:
form.set("policy", null);
When I do this however, the bean:
Jeff Robertson wrote:
Do you also have an alternate style for the input's label text?
For instance, a form often looks like this:
If the "address" property fails validation, then one would normally expect
that the bean message (which probably just displays the word "Enter you
Address Here"
Robert Leland wrote:
What version of commons logging should I be using?
Download the latest nightly binary build and use those jars
to build your patch against.
With Struts v1.1b3 being declared RC1, why does a release candidate have
a dependancy on another project's nightly build?
Regards
Hi all,
The attached patch allows relative paths to be specified for actions
defined in the action-mappings element of struts-config.xml.
If the path attribute of the action element is specified without a
leading slash, struts now suffix matches the action-mapping paths
against the path in the
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