You're going about this the hard way. The solution involves XML and XSLT.
The XML can be produced on the fly, while the XSLT doc is static.
Taylor
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From: Sidhartha Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 8:17 AM
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Subjec
See this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/manager-howto.html
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From: ymsha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 8:06 PM
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Subject: Reloadable Class
I am using struts with Tomcat. Eachtime I build the formbea
Yes, in Tomcat 4. You can tell tomcat to "reload" a web archive. See the
tomcat doc.
Taylor
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From: ymsha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2001 8:06 PM
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Subject: Reloadable Class
I am using struts with Tomcat. Eachtime I
Struts is a J2EE add on, thus it should only be aware of J2EE concepts like
"roles".
J2EE provides security through the app server, and the concrete security
scheme may be ldap, jdbc, or other means. Struts doesn't need security, it
just makes use of J2EE security. I was just looking over Tomcat
Perhaps we should move to the user list, not dev. but to answer briefly,
ActionForm objects, for me, are strictly view layer. They get data
from the view to my model, so they are like glue. They may perform some
validation, like making sure a field is numeric or valid date. I place an
"update"
regexp will be there soon. It's been around for a while as a freely
available gnu package and there's one other called ORA match, but now Sun
has it as well.
>arguably already has a better class library, including such basic
>features such as built-in Regex support that's missing from
>sun. tha
I thought that you can use a custom tag as an attribute value for another
tag, provided the attribute is designated within the TLD file as being
true.
Taylor
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From: "Lacerda, Wellington (AFIS)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 9:
Jeff's proposal.
Taylor
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From:
Dan
- Blue Lotus Software
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; Taylor Cowan
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 4:23 PM
Subject: RE: Proposal
Really?
Why not write a filter that invokes "beforePagerRe
I think this is a very good proposal. I would
not use the action identifiers. They should just be methods of the
listener interface:
public void beforePagerRendered(...)
public void afterPageRendered(...)
This seems to be similar to filters, but 2.3
filters don't solve this problem for
Is it possible to do anything from a servlet after
a forward, i.e., I don't think the POST_RENDERED concept will work if struts is
using a forward.
Taylor Cowan
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From:
Jeff
Trent
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Cc: Ted Husted
Sent: Wednesday,
If someone were to do as you suggest, then Struts would not be adding much
to the Servlet specification, namely an HttpServletRequest. If getting
values from a hashtable is all you want, use HttpServletRequest.
HttpServletRequest is generic enough to handle all values, and like Perl,
turns everyt
I quick look through "Turbine" and I found it. Never mind.
Taylor
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From: "Taylor Cowan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 9:40 PM
Subject: Scheduled Events
> What do you folks think ab
t could be implemented entirely separate to Struts, however, it
would make a nice addition.
Taylor Cowan
I don't know a lot about Cocoon, but I believe it is similar to Struts in
that it has a "master" servlet which is awakened by requests matching a
particular expression. In that sense they are mutually exclusive.
Sometimes I'm tempted to consider the benefits of combining the two but I
always end
The struts framework is constructed in a way that lends itself to some type
of designer tool. It would be feasible to have a visual editor for
"struts-config.xml", then when an action is selected the "perform" event is
opened in an editor just like clicking on a button in a VB form. That's
just
I suppose it is because the entire purpose of the
J2EE spec is to get rid of conditional logic based on a vendor's app
server. On the app servers I deal with the underlying concrete classes
implementing interfaces like HttpRequest are actually vendor provided. You
could use instanceof chec
Yes, it is true that regex cannot do everything. It's like perl and java.
Perl is good for performing regex's on text files with a bit of logic here
and there but for use in a content management system I find it just too
limiting. A bit of Java would do this much better.
Taylor
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The iterate tag is similar to a in that it introduces a
new scripting var. It would be nice to have the tag type cast the
values from the iterator.
Taylor Cowan
I might not understand the context well enough to comment, but before anyone
starts writing new "pluggable security adapters" isn't that what JAAS is?
Taylor
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