AW: Use of form beans - design issue...

so why u didnt use a pure servlet to handle this probs ? -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 26. Juli 2001 23:54 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: Re: Use of form beans - design issue... Yes, to Struts input is one thing, and output

Re: what setters do i implement in an indexed tag ?

Hal, Thanks, your post is what I needed. However, I believe there is a bug in your post. In the following code snippet: if (index interestRates.size()-1) { interestRates.add(index,new InterestRateJBean()); } using the add to insert a slot at an indexed location may cause

Class loading......2 times using 2 class loaders

You wrote == To run multiple Struts-based apps in the same servlet container, you must copy the struts.jar file into the /WEB-INF/lib directory of each individual web app (along with copying the TLD files). Having struts.jar outside of

War deployment problem?

Hi Guys, I've built a very simple project using the struts-blank example from the website as a starting point but have run into some problems. Basically, everything builds OK (I use ant) and a war file is generated. I've expanded this to see that the correct files are in the correct places

AW: AW: Struts and Frames

-Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Matthias Bauer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Freitag, 27. Juli 2001 07:47 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: Re: AW: Struts and Frames Andreas, in the application we are currently developing we have a similar problem: We have three

Grids, Iterations, Arrays

Hi. Oh yes I know that iterations and grids have been hot topics quite often on this list, nevertheless I have got the following problem: An ArrayList encapsulates a List of Arrays in order to represend a 2 dimensional grid. When I issue the following code within my JSP page: logic:iterate

Re-interpreting Struts Tags

Hi all. I am encountering the following problem: bean:write ... as a result of this operation the following text is included in the JSP page: html:text ... This of course will not interpretated by the taglibs. Is there anyway to enforce the reinterpretation of those tags? Thanks for your

Re: Can't load action classes (solution)

On 26 Jul 2001 17:44:25 -0400, Patrick Coskren wrote: [snip] Solution: take struts.jar out of the system-wide location. Following some advice on another page, I unpacked the entire jar into my WEB- INF/classes directory, just to be positive it got loaded by the right class loader.

Re: some comparision between JSP/struts and velocity

This month's Java Developer's Journal has an article comparing jsp/struts and velocity/turbine. Pretty interesting read, especially since I wasn't too familiar with velocity/turbine. -jason suhas [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/27/2001 06:40 AM Please respond to struts-user To:

Re: wap

Hi Rakesh, Sorry it's taken me a while to get back to you. I have posted this to the list as well for info. What you need to do to get things going is as follows: All references to your webapp are to an existing struts webapp. a) Put the dtd with your others (probably in the WEB-INF

dynamic forward mapping

I have a form that is accessible from two different jsp pages. In my form, I have an action-mapping and the following: action path=/saveHoliday type=us.co.douglas.application.timetracker.presentationlogic.SaveHolidayAction name=holidayForm scope=session

RE: Commercial support for Struts

As you may know we (www.jcorporate.com) are getting ready to release the dev (prelease) version of Expresso 3.2 which has Expresso integrated with Struts. With this release we will be offering commercial support for Struts through our Expresso Premium Support. Commercial support is provided via

Passing parameters when chaining actions

I would like to have an action pass parameters to another actions using a forward action mapping. The second action is configured with a form in the request scope: form-bean name=action2Form type=Action2Form/ actionpath=/my_action1.do

Validation REGEX for input

I don't know if this is the appropriate forum for this but I will ask anyway. I am trying to use the validation framework to validate an input value. I can't seem to come up with a REGEX mask that satisfies the criteria. The input has the following criteria 1) 6-8 characters in length 2) At

RE: some comparision between JSP/struts and velocity

Same view I had also, Although he mentioned that using Velocity with VTL Template Language eleminate the Java code. It doesn't sounds well. I don't really see what's the difference using Struts/Jsp tags instead of Velocity?? Correct me If I'm wrong Sri Thuraisamy -Original

Re[2]: Passing parameters when chaining actions

Hello Fabien, Friday, July 27, 2001, 11:29:06 PM, you wrote: FM Hello Oleg, FM Thanks for your help. Can you save values in request or in session context? FM I was trying to avoid using the session context and using FM the request, so that I have less clean-up to do:). I could FM use

RE: Commercial support for Struts

We follow the same policy. We use struts with our clients too and teach them how to effectively use struts along with J2EE and all the other enterprise stuff that goes with that. Grant Davies www.insolutions.net -Original Message- From: Matthias Bauer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

RE: some comparision between JSP/struts and velocity

Totally agree! Exactly what I was thinking when I read that! -Original Message-From: Greg Maletic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:45 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: some comparision between JSP/struts and velocity This article contains an

problem calliung validate() method in ActionForm

Hi, I have a problem calling the validate(...) method from the ActionForm: this is what I have done: 1- implement the validate() method in ActionForm, 2- in struts-config.xml, set the validate attribute to true for the action-mapping. But the method is not called when I clicked one of the

struts bean question (newbie)

Hi everyone. I have a general question about using the ActionForm beans with regular javabeans. As my understanding goes, the ActionForm beans can be populated automatically after the user submits that form. Now that the ActionForm bean is populated, it runs the appropiate Action. So in