503 error

Hello- all of a sudden my tomcat keeps giving me a 503 error This application is not currently avail whenever I try to browse to http://localhost:8080/foo where /foo is an app that I have had working for weeks. I cant figure this one out. What could have happened such that this app is no

Re: cvs commit: jakarta-struts/contrib/validator/src/example/com/wintecinc/struts/example/validator ApplicationResources.properties ApplicationResources_fr.properties CityStateZip.java MultiRegistrationAction.java RegistrationAction.java RegistrationForm.java TypeAction.java TypeForm.java

how about one big commit ;) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: dwinterfeldt01/07/08 20:11:09 Added: contrib/validator/src/example/com/wintecinc/struts/example/validator ApplicationResources.properties

Re: question

thanks! Oleg V Alexeev writes: Hello William, Friday, June 29, 2001, 8:46:26 AM, you wrote: WS I am trying to do the following with Tomcat and Struts but am not sure WS how to go about it: WS I want to implement a Servlet that dispatches / forwards to jsp WS pages. Before

question

Hello - I am trying to do the following with Tomcat and Struts but am not sure how to go about it: I want to implement a Servlet that dispatches / forwards to jsp pages. Before the dispatch, however, I would like to set an attribute of the PageContext of the jsp page that I will be dispatching

Re: installing struts taglibs

thanks for the explaination. -will Craig R. McClanahan writes: On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, William Shulman wrote: thanks Craig- I may be appealing to the wrong crowd (as I expect this stuff is all part of the Servlet spec), but this somehow seems to be less modular than

Re: installing struts taglibs

thanks Craig- I may be appealing to the wrong crowd (as I expect this stuff is all part of the Servlet spec), but this somehow seems to be less modular than I would like. It seems that the spirit or .war files is to be an extension of the .jar file concept, generalized to entire j2ee

installing struts taglibs

Hello - I have been using the struts tablibs for a few weeks now and integrated them with my application by adding taglib declarations in my web.xml file to point to the struts tld files. However, I was reading the installation notes again and noticed that another way to install struts is to

Re: DTD Location

Another way is to implement your own EntityResolver to maintain a local cache. This is explained in the javadoc for the EntryResolver class (somewhere in javax.xml...) -will [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Currently, the XML indicates that the DTD is located over the web using a public

Re: question

Thanks Oleg Oleg V Alexeev writes: Hello William, Can you wrap iterate tag with xsl transformer and process whole result? Or use xsl tags from taglibs project? This will not be possible. Basically, I have a Hashtable of objects that each have a property that is an XML string. I want

question

Inside of the logic:iterate tag, I am passing a string to an xsl tranformer, using pageContext.out as the writer the tranformer will write its results to. When I do so, there is a complaint that says: Illegal to flush within a custom tag I tried to do the same thing (use an xsl tranformer)

Re: [PROPOSAL] Struts Extensions

The same would probably be true of Oleg's BeanFactory. Plug it in. Plug it out. This sounds interesting. Does anyone have a pointer to this BeanFactory code? thanks -will

RE: PropertyUtils Enhancement Source Code

The problem with your suggestion of implementing this using the Struts BeanUtils is that it has been deprecated because its been donated to the Jakarta Commons project. I understand Struts will be changed to use the Jakarta Commons version in 1.1. BeanUtils are utility methods for

RE: PropertyUtils Enhancement Source Code

not cover by nested properties from the Collections API. It would still be nice to have a generic way to plug in something for other classes though. We'll see what other people think. David --- William Shulman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: David- I think your idea

Re: PropertyUtils Enhancement Source Code

not cover by nested properties from the Collections API. It would still be nice to have a generic way to plug in something for other classes though. We'll see what other people think. David --- William Shulman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: David- I think your idea

Re: Logical name usage in the URL

one thing to think about: if you are running a web server, like Apache for instance, in front of your app servers, you can configure rewrite rules to map 'pretty urls' to actual urls on your app server or servlet container. If you want to do this with Apache look at the mod_rewrite stuff on the

RE: RE-2: cvs commit:jakarta-struts/src/share/org/apache/struts/acti on Action.javaActionForm.java

Sounds like another good solution might be to implement a parameter stack in the request object. The parameter stack is a stack of Dictionary objects. When parameters are introduced, they are placed in the Dictionary on the top of the stack. Similarly for lookup. Stack frames (i.e. the