Hi Struts Users,
I'm wondering how development of the 1.1 release of
struts is coming along, specifically the enhancements to actions.xml / dtd to
allow workflow processing ? (do we have a dtd / sample xml file,
etc)
I've been thinking about this from an
internationalization perspective
Title: Problems with the Cookie-tag ...
Hi,
I've a couple of essential questions about using the cookie-tag of
'struts-bean.tld'.
My following tag
bean:cookie id=cookie name=userCategory/
throws always a request time exception while not having a cookie with the specified name.
That's
There appears to by an problem populating properties which are generic
collections (as opposed to arrays) from FormBeans.
If the underlying property is an array of strings, then it is straight
forward to populate multiform boxes via the multiform tag, to and from the
corresponding property in
I am using Orion 1.4.7. I don't know if this is an Orion bug, or possibly
Struts? I have a jsp which uses the include directive to read in a list of
countries:
The jsp looks like this:
html:select property="addressBook_country" size="1"
%@ include file="../util/countries.jsp" %
/html:select
Hi Don. Nic Hobbs and I have stepped forward to head up the work
flow processing enchancements to struts. Serious work on this (as
far as implementation goes) will probably not start until mid to late April
(that's when my schedule allows for it), but planning and design will be
going on in the
Don,
You can find an example how to use different JSP-files corresponding
to different languages (changed on-line) in a component project (http://www.lifl.fr/~dumoulin/components/).
Maya
Craig Tataryn wrote:
Hi Don. Nic Hobbs and I have stepped forward
to head up the work flow processing
Maybe this is a new feuture of Tomcat 4.0-b1. I do not have it with 3.1
Jim Richards wrote:
Tomcat will unwrap the .war files for loading when running, and delete them
when finished as a convenience. If you want to keep them you'll need
to unjar them yourself first, with something like
I have used Struts 0.5 for more than 6 months now without any problem, so we
decided to go with version 1.0 for our next project. However, I can't get
this 1.0 site to work. Following is the servlet.log error message when I
tried to execute a login servlet.
Context log path="" :action:
your best approach is to use a field in the calling form with the url of the
page,
you can get this from javax.servlet.http.HttpUtils ...
HttpUtils.getRequestURL((HttpServletRequest)pageContext.getRequest())
e.g. input type="hidden" name="returnTo" value="%=
Maya Muchnik wrote:
Maybe this is a new feuture of Tomcat 4.0-b1. I do not have it with 3.1
That's true. What happens in 3.1 (and 3.2) is people who deployed a WAR file would
update the WAR (without deleting the expanded directory) and then wonder why the
new WAR had no effect even after
"Laufer, Michael" wrote:
Hi,
I've a couple of essential questions about using the cookie-tag of
'struts-bean.tld'.
My following tag
bean:cookie id="cookie" name="userCategory"/
throws always a request time exception while not having a cookie with
the specified name.
That's exactly
Hi folks.
As I've read about various frameworks' support (or lack thereof) for an "event--based"
approach to model 2 apps, some things sprang to mind. I checked the v1.1 to-do page
and saw a couple of items that may cover this.
I'm wondering if it wouldn't be useful to allow for "queueing" of
Mallari Kulkarni wrote:
Hi,
Anybody knows how to implemet Struts on IPlanet Fast-track Server
4.1 which
supports Custom Tags and JSP 1.1. Is it comatible ?
Regards
Mallari Kulkarni
People have mentioned the iPlanet WS and AS products on the list.
The
I went to the first link you sent, there is a disturbing number of people
named Craig who are interested in Struts.
:)
tataryn:craig/
Ted Husted wrote:
Mallari Kulkarni wrote:
Hi,
Anybody knows how to implemet Struts on IPlanet Fast-track Server
4.1 which
In our case, increasing the JVM's heap size didn't fix the problem. The only
thing that fixed it was reducing the number of tags on the page, so I'm
leaning towards believing that a method size limit in a class file (someone
mentioned 64KB) is the most likely cause. Nasty. Now I'm having to write
Craig Tataryn wrote:
I went to the first link you sent, there is a disturbing number of people
named Craig who are interested in Struts.
:)
tataryn:craig/
Scary, isn't it :-)
Craig (McClanahan)
Yep, same here. Increasing the heap didn't do it. I wish there was a better
solution to this!
-Original Message-
From: Martin Cooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 4:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Strange Error with html:select
In our
Does anyone know when creation of ActionForm and Action instance fails??
I am running struts 1.0 on TOMCAT.
Thank you very much in advance. Following is the error log.
Loading application resources from resource
com.qett.time.ApplicationResources
Context log path="" :action: Initializing
"Jason H. Kim" wrote:
Does anyone know when creation of ActionForm and Action instance fails??
I am running struts 1.0 on TOMCAT.
Are your classes public? Do they have a public no-arguments constructor?
Both of these rules are required in order for Struts to instantiate instances
Rather than going custom taglib route, is it possible to use jsp:include ?
The problem with that is that the file must inherit from the calling file's
struts
elements.
For example, something like this:
html:select property="country" size="1"
jsp:include page="../util/countries.jsp"
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 04:16:55PM -0600, Qiqi Dong wrote:
I have a problem need help.
I have many webapps. Everytime I update struts.jar, I have to do it for
every WEB-INFs, it's . I tried to place the struts.jar in Tomcat's lib, got
the following. Is there a way to have just one copy of
Incze Lajos wrote:
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 04:16:55PM -0600, Qiqi Dong wrote:
I have a problem need help.
I have many webapps. Everytime I update struts.jar, I have to do it for
every WEB-INFs, it's . I tried to place the struts.jar in Tomcat's lib, got
the following. Is there a way
"Jason H. Kim" wrote:
Following is part of my formBean class:
public class TimeFormBean extends ActionForm {
private static final int MAX_SIZE = 50;
protected long[] m_loIndexID; /** ID of
this index in the database. */
protected
I found out that I forgot to put log4j.jar file in lib folder, and after
putting it in, the problem went away.
There was no stacktrace about this exception anywhere - which made the
debugging rather time-consuming.
Thank you.
Jason H. Kim
Quatrix Emerging Technology Team
Phone: 314-993-5858
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