Hi all,
I am new to struts and have been sometines confused by its behavior.
I was making changes to an existing sample application and can accross
the following exception. Any help would be appreciated. Also, What
excatly does this erro mean? I have come accross it before, but couldn't
resolve
Hi:
I have read the archives and have seen some posts and responses to this question, but
was hoping something more definitive might be posted.
Within an ActionA, I would like to forward to another ActionB to continue processing.
Sounds reasonable. So, I look up the javadoc and see the section
StrutsTestCase v1.5 introduces Cactus support for testing
Struts components, now allowing you to test your classes
using either a mock object approach, or an in-container
approach using the Cactus framework. All setup and
validation methods are the same, allowing you to write
your test code indep
Sorry if I'm not telling you news, but I thought it might be worthwhile
mentioning.
This is the environment:
$ uname -a
Linux gollum.tquas.org 2.2.19 #4 Sun Nov 25 14:35:48 CET 2001 i686 unknown
$ java -version
java version "1.3.0"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.
I ran into the same thing with a "Counties" select list, I ended up doing
it with a custom tag.
HTH
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> Hi, I'm building a form with
Hi, I'm building a form with an high number of select options, the form is big
but not that big (the jsp is less than 15K).
Well when I try to render the form using struts (and resin) I get:
500 Servlet Exception
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: (class: _secure/_page/_patient__jsp, m
Too easy, dear Renaud.
Session.invalidate INVALIDATES the session and doesn't only remove the beans.
To be polite: best regards
Thomas
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