Re: recursive tag

Martin, I do not believe that what you suggest would work. My understanding is that when a jsp is compiled, all the custom taglibs and the jsp are compiled into one huge servlet. So at runtime, the container knows nothing about custom tags or taglibs, just

Re: Stupd question about Struts and EJB.

Martin, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > At 11:17 AM 2/28/01 +1100, Nick Pellow wrote: > >I am very new to struts as is, but as I far as I can tell from reading > >the implementation of the above method, > >the ActionForm can only have String properties. Is this correct? &

Re: Validating bean properties (WAS: Re: Stupd question aboutStruts and EJB.)

ng validation rules without writing code. > There are several people interested in working on each of these topics, so > I expect lots of interesting discussion on each and on how to integrate them. Sounds great! > Martin Cooper > Tumbleweed Communications > > At 02:46 PM 2/28

Re: recursive tag

> Wayne > > > > > > > > -Original Message- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 9:45 PM > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: RE: recursive tag > > > > > > A

Re: Validating bean properties (WAS: Re: Stupd question aboutStru ts and EJB.)

nt with future Java > > developments. Finally, J2SE already proposes some > > formatters for numeric > > values, date, and messages. > > > > In our context, these format classes will be used > > for: > > - HTTP request parameter validation > > - Handling of request

Re: Iterating over collections with null values

"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > > Bugzilla bug report #706 reports that you will get a JSP page exception > when you try to iterate over collection that contains null values. This > is caused by the fact that the JSP page context refuses to allow null > attributes. The bug report suggests one

Re: Iterating over collections with null values

iddle tier. However, the more I think about (5) the more it seems like the options could be misused to implement business logic. This is definitely not desired. I don't like (2) or (3) for the same reason, so I am now leaning towards (1). Nick > > -- > Martin Cooper > > ---

Re: Some proposals

Carlos Pita wrote: > > 5) The errors tag should be more capable of controlling the presentation > of its output. I think it's a very dirty solution to write html in the > application resources file. The examples someway hide this, showing property > values like: "Invalid format for From Add

[PATCH]

Hello, Could you please decide if this patch should be applied. The API for ServletContext mentions that a call to getRequestDispatcher(String uri) will return null if the uri is not found. I was previusly only getting java.lang.NullPointerExceptions from line 1988 of ActionServlet. This was in

Upload Field Repopulation

Hi, I am just curious why the field does not get repopulated when the page is redisplayed after a validation error? Is it to do with the multipart request? Cheers, Nick

BaseFieldTag

Craig, Is there a reason why the BaseFieldTag does it's processing in doStartTag() and not in doEndTag()? Cheers, Nick

Re: BaseFieldTag

"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > > On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Nick Pellow wrote: > > > Craig, > > Is there a reason why the BaseFieldTag does it's processing in > > doStartTag() and not in doEndTag()? > > > > Probably because I never contemplat

Re: Checkboxs in a list

Paul Jackson wrote: > > Does anyone of the best approach for the following situation? > > I wish to have a list of files for processing with a checkbox on the left > hand side of each file to indicate if the file should be processed or not. > I'm looking at how to do this in a single form with

Re: BaseFieldTag

Michael Westbay wrote: > > Nick Pellow-san wrote: > > > > > > > > > person > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Sorry for continuing, but... > > The above sample has one thing that wor