Richards-san wrote:
> With JavaScript you can specify the form action, so you'd have
> something like:
>
>
>
> onClick="document.aForm.action='otherAction.do';">
>
I tried that in a web application a long time ago. Worked great with
Netscape, the action neve
With JavaScript you can specify the form action, so you'd have
something like:
You can also mess around with the form onSubmit action, but I was
having trouble trying to determine which button was clicked through
that method. This seemed a lot cleane
Hi all:
I have used struts to set up a simple application. My problem comes up
when I want to submit a form to different actions, depending on which
button the user presses. If the contents of the form were not
important, I could simply GET a different URL (each mapped to a
different action) fo
Thanks for the response. The path mapped servlets didn't work when I
tried them; the same error was thrown, which I think makes sense. In a
url like this:
/do/action/whatever
the path info starts at the second slash, and struts is setup to
expect a leading slash in an action path. An eventua
On 12/4/2000 at 5:30 PM Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
> I do have a problem with the way the example is coded -- it utilizes
two techniques (posting back to the same JSP page, and embedding
functional logic as scriptlets rather than custom tags) that are really
not in the spirit of what Struts tries
Jean-Baptiste Nizet wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I just noticed that there is an article talking about Struts on JavaWorld, at
> http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1201-struts.html, written by
> Thor Kristmundsson, from ATG. This shows, once again, that Struts is more and
> more used and re
Paul Hendley - Sun Microsystems wrote:
> OK so I'm running a bit slow today.
> Does this mean that if I have the following file:
> WEB-INF/classes/com/foo/ResourceBundle.properties
>
> Then for getting at my resource file, it is not enough to just have the
> following tags in my login.jsp
Thanks for your report, David. See comments below.
David Winterfeldt wrote:
> Is anyone running Struts on Dynamo 5.0? I can't the
> latest build to run correctly.
>
> I've listed the errors I was getting below. Any help
> would be apprectiated.
>
> David
>
> A few errors are XML errors that I
Eric Wu wrote:
> I am new to this list and new to J2EE (and Struts) in general. After
> looking at some of the sources for Struts, I have one big question (its a
> big question to me anyways): Why does Struts go through all this trouble to
> initialize and introspect FormAction beans when mecha
David Noll wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Hopefully this is a no-brainer. How can I configure struts to call an
> action, and include the path info? EG - my normal action is called at:
>
>server/action.do
>
> I would like to call this action like this:
>
> server/action.do/some/extra/random/parameters
Malcolm Davis wrote:
> Thanks, I understand the differences.
> I just wanted to know who coined the term or where it originated.
> Did someone at Sun say lets call it model 2, or
> did it actually have some significance?
> Thanks,
> Malcolm
>
The first place that I saw the terms "Model 1" and
OK so I'm running a bit slow today.
Does this mean that if I have the following file:
WEB-INF/classes/com/foo/ResourceBundle.properties
Then for getting at my resource file, it is not enough to just have the
following tags in my login.jsp file:
...
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/struts-bean
I have downloaded nightly binary dated 12/04/2000. I've tried to run the
example in Orion 1.3.8. I've got the same error as Mr. Juan Gargiulo. Even
though in the installation there were notes about this error, I followed all
the suggestions about moving action.xml (by the way, it seems that
struts
I inherited the term, but I assume it was in a whiteboard. Model-1 was
first in the whiteboard, Model-2 second.
Ted Husted wrote:
>
> It originated with Sun, and probably has no real significance outside
> of being a convenient shorthand. I imagine it was first related to the
> term "Java 2".
>
I just started my transition from 0.5 to 1.0 so I downloaded today's binary
version of struts. I'm trying to run the example app and it's displaying the
following error on the browser:
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Missing resources attribute
org.apache.struts.action.MESSAGE
at org.apac
Is anyone running Struts on Dynamo 5.0? I can't the
latest build to run correctly.
I've listed the errors I was getting below. Any help
would be apprectiated.
David
A few errors are XML errors that I assume are typos
(see below).
Struts.tld has the value of 'name' instead of true for
the pr
I am new to this list and new to J2EE (and Struts) in general. After
looking at some of the sources for Struts, I have one big question (its a
big question to me anyways): Why does Struts go through all this trouble to
initialize and introspect FormAction beans when mechanisms exist within JSP
t
It originated with Sun, and probably has no real significance outside
of being a convenient shorthand. I imagine it was first related to the
term "Java 2".
The trend now is to use the term MVC instead.
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY USA.
-- Custom Software ~ Technical Services.
--
Thanks, I understand the differences.
I just wanted to know who coined the term or where it originated.
Did someone at Sun say lets call it model 2, or
did it actually have some significance?
Thanks,
Malcolm
> -Original Message-
> From: Nicolas Noël [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Mo
Hello,
Hopefully this is a no-brainer. How can I configure struts to call an
action, and include the path info? EG - my normal action is called at:
server/action.do
I would like to call this action like this:
server/action.do/some/extra/random/parameters/etc
and later on, in my action cl
On 12/4/2000 at 2:50 PM Kevin Wang wrote:
> I did something similar in our project to handle "extended
properties",
which include "automatic properties" as a special case when not a
single
property (and methods) is defined in the ActionForm bean. I tried
extend
Struts as much as possible and had t
On 12/4/2000 at 2:51 PM Sharda, Anshum wrote:
>> (i tested with both Struts0.5 and 10/20/2000 build with Tomcat 3.1)
I have tStruts 0.5 examples running fine on NT 4.0 (SR6) with Tomcat
3.2
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY USA.
-- Custom Software ~ Technical Services.
-- Tel 716 425-
Hi Oleg
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. How do you support the point you
are making? Why should source code not be changed? What is the harm, within
a specific project, to change the source code to add functionality? How
would an open source project ever evolve if all experiments where b
I did something similar in our project to handle "extended properties",
which include "automatic properties" as a special case when not a single
property (and methods) is defined in the ActionForm bean. I tried extend
Struts as much as posible and had to only change BeanUtils in a similar
fashion.
Cherie,
I have it working on Struts-Weblogic on NT, if that is any help. It looks
like a Tomcat bug.
- Anshum
> -Original Message-
> From: Cherie Yoon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 12:34 PM
> To: Struts-User (E-mail)
> Subject: does struts examples work
> It is wrong solution, for my mind, to rewrite source instead of extend
> struts classes to incorporate your own functionality. Of course, you
> CAN do it, but it is wrong. I speak about tags not about BeanUtils
> class - all tag classes can extended to implement additional
> functionality (thank
>
Could it be just that?
(But if I tried, it didn't consume 100% )
Regards,
Till
Hello Thor,
It is wrong solution, for my mind, to rewrite source instead of extend
struts classes to incorporate your own functionality. Of course, you
CAN do it, but it is wrong. I speak about tags not about BeanUtils
class - all tag classes can extended to implement additional
functionality (th
Hi Andris,
> If anyone has some ideas about where I can start debugging this problem,
> please let me know and I will be very grateful.
Have you tried to look at the generated java file for your form? Have a look
into the directory /tomcat/work/YourApp/YourJspFile.java... You'll be able
to follo
I'm terribly sorry for in effect spamming the group with a noddy question,
but I'm trying to get Struts working so the team can start trying it out for
some internal projects. I can't find much in the way of FAQ or "Questions
For Idiots" - I'm not complaining, but I did try to RTFM first, honest
On 22 Nov 2000 Phil Grimm wrote:
> Is it even reasonably possible? Any interest in this?
I'd be very interested in working on a news portal application (e.g.
jGuru) based on the Struts framework, if that made sense I'm already
committed to do something like this for our local Public Broadcasting
Hi Matthew,
> Am I right in thinking that classes that appear both in taglibs and
taglibs.
> packages are migrating to the taglibs. packages and will be deprecated
in
> taglibs?
You are right... Use the taglibs.XXX tags for v1.0
Pierre Métras
On 12/4/2000 Jean-Baptiste Nizet wrote:
> This shows, once again, that Struts is more andmore used and
recognized in the Java community.
On 11/3/2000 Nikolaus Rumm wrote:
> but go to http://www.informit.com/, Programming/Java and look for
Maneesh Sahu's article on struts.
I checked the archive
Apologies if this has been answered before:
Am I right in thinking that classes that appear both in taglibs and taglibs.
packages are migrating to the taglibs. packages and will be deprecated in
taglibs? Or is there a conscious design decision to have them in both places?
thanks in adva
You have a point, the article doens't make use of all of Struts feature. I
was simply trying to convey the experience I got during a recent project of
using the Struts JSP tag libraries. This project didn't lend itself to using
the rest of Struts so I had nothing to report there. IMHO the methods
Hi all,
I just noticed that there is an article talking about Struts on JavaWorld, at
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1201-struts.html, written by
Thor Kristmundsson, from ATG. This shows, once again, that Struts is more and
more used and recognized in the Java community.
Unfortu
Hi,
I believe this is a bug in Struts. In the original
code, the null pointer exception is caused by the
following line in ActionServlet.java:
request.setAttribute("org.apache.struts.action.mapping.multipartclass",
mapping.getMultipartClass());
mapping.ge
you can see the differences between model 1 and model 2 at:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-1999/jw-12-ssj-jspmvc.html
-Message d'origine-
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Objet : Re: term mvc
According to Marty Hall, "In early JSP specifications, this approach
was known as the model 2 approach to JSP." (Core Serlets, pg 354).
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On 12/3/2000 at 9:20 PM Malcolm Davis wrote:
Does anybody know where the term Model-2 originated?
thanks,
malcolm
Hi,
I've written my own action forms and beans and have
encountered the following exception in ServletExec
3.0C and 3.0E. Anyone got a clue on where the problem
lies?
TIA!
java.lang.NullPointerException
at java.util.Hashtable.put(Hashtable.java,
Compiled Code)
at
com.unify.ewave
How about changing the method signature of this function to include the
ActionMapping that is about to be used?
e.g.protected boolean processPreprocess(ActionMapping mapping,
HttpServletRequest
request,
Sorry to be picky, but when you say "current", I assume you mean
current development (1.0)? I have the same concerns as Allton.
cheers,
Matthew Harrison.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 11:50:18 -0800
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> From: "Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTE
Hi,
We got this error when try to install the example web application on
ServletExec. Both testing and documentation application are working. Tomcat can
run all of them.
This is the error we got:
Error. The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from
fulfilling the requ
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