Hi Arron,
In struts-config.xml I named
form-bean name=sanForm
type=com.kp.struts.form.action.beans.ActionForm/
actionpath=/test
type=com.kp.struts.form.action.LogonAction
name=sanForm
scope=session
I don't know if it will help, but I had a problem with such syntax :
try
bean:define
id=entitybean
name=RegionForm
property=%= \regions[\ + elementNo + \].region_ent\ %
type=java.util.ArrayList
scope=session/
As property attribute is defined in TLD to be rtexprvalue, it can
Hi,
I've got some problems with a combo box. I have a combo populate with data from
a database.
My objective is to select a field and to display it in the next window.
When I push on the submit button, the next window doesn't appear and there
aren't any error message.
Here is the code of my
Instead of nested:write try bean:write with the nested property...
bean:write name=sanForm property=account.account_no /
If that returns the error, it's all in the setup of the bean etc.
Because it's a no getter method error, I'd be checking over the
methods and their signatures, making sure
DTD supports introduction of new paraemters with the tag set-property, by
extending the ActionMapping. There is a tutorial some where in network, I
think in HP Bluestone.
Adolfo.
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Hi,
I've added 4 lines in web.xml to tell ActionServlet not to read the DTD:
init-param
param-namevalidating/param-name
param-valuefalse/param-value
/init-param
Then, warnings disappear.
It's not a real solution, but for today, it's good :-).
Thanks, for the link.
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how do you make a project with a comboBox?
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Hi,
I have made a combo-box, with a list that I call in the bean. The list is made
of strings, that i call form a database. How do i proceed of making a good
solid project,
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case, lower case)
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Hi,
I have a large amount of fields in the JSP that are loaded from XML inside
init of the Controller servlet.
Presently I have FORM 'fields declarations, setters() and getters()' for
every field on the JSP.
This is very tedious as the items on the different forms can increase and
decrease.
What a way to segue a thread! This should answer all your questions:
http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Mark
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how do you make a project with a comboBox?
Greetz
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The Windows version of EMACS is actually quite nice and can run in VI mode.
See: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/windows/
BTW: I should have saved this bait thread for tomorrow. But thanks to
everyone who played! ;-) .
Mark
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From: Joseph Barefoot [mailto:[EMAIL
We had this very discussion yesterday. There apparently is a bug in the
options collection iterator. Myself and another developer on my team
tried for hours to get it to work and all we got was the behavior you
describe. As a work-around, we put a logic:iterator inside the
html:select and
hi!
I'm making XSLT transformation of XML document (I use
javax.xml.transform.Transformer )
everything is going fine, except text using utf-8
when I simply directly copy an element containing UTF-8 written text
into response output stream, the result is ok
but when I use 'transform' method of
hi,
i have a same problem but i tried to store in a array and create a set
and get method accordingly, but will gives problem again if u r retrieving
same value for displaying in the same form if any errors in the input. plz
let me know if u get the solutions
Siraj DH
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The type should be the fully-qualified name of the actual List being used,
not the Java class.
Mark
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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 3:10 AM
I don't know if it will help, but I had a problem with such syntax :
try
No no, I have to agree with Mark. Real programmers use text editors just
like Real construction workers use pitch forks and shovels and not those
fancy bull dozers and front-end loaders.
What happened to the good-ole days where it took a year and half to build a
house!!!
Galbreath, Mark
Hi All,
we are having troubles trying to configure webapps with struts in Websphere
3.5. Actually we have been successful in installing a web application at web
application level, by using only the webapp classpath.
We have extended some of the struts core classes with customized classes to
I think that it would be safe to say that the use of any form of GUI with your editor
would disqualify you from the higher levels of Guruhood. If you can't type it, then it
isn't real. Who needs search and replace dialogues when you can type
:%s/string1/string2/g
Is that not a beautiful
Kevin,
Thank you! Adding the three MQ JARs to my webApplication/WEB-INF/lib folder
did the trick. Who'd a thunk it?
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I have purchased this book and find it very helpful. I was new to JSP/Web
development and this book answered a lot of my questions.
Like you I found the sections on Struts helpful too. Worth the purchase
price.
And I'll be buying both Stuts books due for publication this year!
/\/\ark /\/.
Hi,
A form submission takes some time to process and I am having difficulty
figuring out how to show a please wait page, I don't know if I am missing
something or what. If I have a jsp display the please wait message and at
the bottom of the page jsp:forward to the Action that is processing the
Chuck,
This is looking good! I'm reading through chapter 3 and making notes, suggestions and
snide comments as I go! :-)
Do you want just the annotated doc files or do you need us to zip the whole thing back
up and send it to you? (I suspect you only need the doc file, but I thought I'd
Just the doc is fine. If you have comments relating to the source and other
files, just add it to the doc where appropriate.
I look forward to your input, I think :)
Chuck
At 08:51 AM 4/18/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Chuck,
This is looking good! I'm reading through chapter 3 and making notes,
Folks,
I thought one major advantage of using struts is its support form
multi-linguage.
We have built an application using Model 2. Since we need to extend the
application to
support 7 different languages, I would like to rewrite the application using
struts.
With my limited knowledge on
1. have ApplicationResources.properties as English property file.
2. prepare a resource file for each language, in the case
of Chinese, it
is
ApplicationResources_zh_CN.properties in the same
directory, with the
content
translated to Chinese
3. Set init parameter
Windows 2000
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On os/390 the value is found in was.conf for the
This is so childish, almost comical!
(Wish it was Friday)
*Disclaimer - The following paragraph is not aimed at any ONE person, I
simply ask this of every developer who thinks they can spread their
ill-founded beliefs on everyone else.
At what point in Technology did YOU decide that it was time
Have you implemented the localization on your pages correctly ??
e.g.
bean:message key=blabla/
Are the keys correct to your applicationRessources.properties file ?
Oliver
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From: Yibing Li [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 4:02 PM
To: [EMAIL
OK, OK. So I said the
This is so childish, almost comical!
(Wish it was Friday)
*Disclaimer - The following paragraph is not aimed at any ONE person, I
simply ask this of every developer who thinks they can spread their
ill-founded beliefs on everyone else.
At what point in Technology did YOU
Pretty good paper. I think that the last 3 levels: maintainability,
usability, and performance (especially the last two) are not strictly
hierarchical. In some environments performance takes on a much higher
priority and performance may be achieved before usability. But I
totally agree that
XML, XSL and also Transformer's setOutputProperty is set to UTF-8
Does that mean you have this at the top of your XML and XSLT?:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
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In the example app distributed with Struts, it seems redundant to have
app:checkLogon/ at the start of every jsp and ALSO to check for
login in every action class. Is that required, or just a
belt-and-suspenders intentional duplication?
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And you didn't define the proper tools, i.e., EMACS and VI.
Mark
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Pretty good paper. I
Could you tell me how to set up the locale in my browser? The only thing I
know
is that I have set the encoding under the view ( for IE ) to the appropriate
language I expect.
Thanks,
Yibing
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This reminds me of those great flame wars between Mac and IBM PC users in
the late 80s. Now I'm all weepy-eyed and nostalgic for those days in the
Underground BBS networks.
Mark
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The resource files all have the same list of the keys but different contents. Right?
e.g.
title
bean:message key=index.title/
/title
In my resource file, there is a line of:
index.title=Testing Struts
In my chinese resource file, there is a line of:
index.title=证实 struts
So is
With mozilla (netscape),
Edit Preferences Navigator Languages
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Yibing Li wrote:
Could you tell me how to set up the locale in my browser? The only thing I
know
is that I have set the encoding under the view ( for IE ) to the appropriate
language I expect.
Thanks,
Yibing
Hi,
can someone tell me, if there is a automatically session creating after
calling mapping.findForward? The problem is that I use a session.invalidate
in an ActionServlet. My SessionListener create an output, that this session
was destroyed, but after this, the Listener signaled, that a new
Normally this should work, and your default locale is
defined by your browser version, e.g german ie germany locale
french ie french locale.
Olli
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I believe that the best IDE is TogetherSoft Control Center. Beats even .net Visual
Studio.
It's sad that CC costs so much :-(
Maris Orbidans
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Sorry my fault, also in ie you can define the locale in your settings
extras-options-languages
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Go to Tools/Internet Options...
Click on the Languages button.
If Chinese is on the list move it to the top. If not, click the Add
button and follow the instructions.
HTH
Greg
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From: Yibing Li [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 9:22 AM
Go to Tools/Internet Options...
Click on the Languages button.
If Chinese is on the list move it to the top. If not,
click the Add
button and follow the instructions.
You might also need to restart the browser. We've experienced
some inconsistent behavior when testing different
So the 1.1 patch on your site does not work ?
Are there any plans to implement this for 1.1 then ?
Regards,
Cornelius
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I'm glad that you have gotten your feelings off your chest, I hope that you feel
better now. Some of us were just having a little fun. In case you missed it, there
were lots of smilies on most of these messages.
Most of us here ARE trying to learn new things. Learning and using struts is
James,
Did you say ASP and 6 digits? I bet the first digit was a zero ;-)
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Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2002 17:19:09 +0300
Actually without solving this problem, I am thinking the next question:
Usually in the first page, the application can provide a drop-down
list for many different language selection, once it is selected, all the pages
will be shown in that language. How will this feature be included using
Since a user always has the chance to directly type into his/her browser the
URL of JSP or action, you probably really need to check in both places.
We're trying to avoid this with a Filter that does not allow users to
directly request JSPs at all (i.e. all our links always go to actions and
So, I log in as user to the struts-example app, go to the Edit
Subscription page and bookmark it. (The bookmarked URL is
http://foghorn:8088/struts-example/editSubscription.do?action=Editusern
ame=userhost=mail.yahoo.com).
Then I log out of the application. (I verified that I was logged out-the
Yibing Li wrote:
Usually in the first page, the application can provide a drop-down
list for many different language selection, once it is selected, all the pages
will be shown in that language. How will this feature be included using
struts?
Change the object in the HttpSession
you can set the locale depending on the selection of the user. Just put it in the
session with
request.getSession().setAttribute(Action.Locale,myLocale)
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To: 'Struts Users Mailing
Never mind--I realized that the page was cached by the browser. If I
refresh it, I get forwarded to login.
That does suggest to me, though, that in a Struts app where security
matters, forms should always be delivered with a no-cache directive;
otherwise it is possible to redisplay sensitive
I need to write a webapplication for my company.
So I looked at some frameworks and ended up at Struts.
For the servlet's I wrote bevore I used xmlc.
But they did'n work with WLS 6.1 and I want to avoid such problems.
Seems to me that neither the jsp nor the action is the correct place to
enforce a security policy. It means both page designers and developers
have to remember to do it every time.
There ought to be (is there?) a mechanism for declaring a security
policy which can be referenced in
Wittke Marcus-r32643 wrote:
Since a user always has the chance to directly type into his/her browser the
URL of JSP or action, you probably really need to check in both places.
This is one of the motivations behind putting all of your .jsp pages
above the WEB-INF directory. The servlet
If you are havin a application server, then you
have the possibility to define security per url.
so for example you can define for
$ROOT/role1
and everything under this directory the security for a
special role in web.xml. So you don't need to check on
every page, this is handled now from the app
does any know whether or not the validator that is included in the
struts 1.1 b1 will punch out javascript validators for you ? Because
back in 1.0, i used a plug-in validator from
http://home.earthlink.net/~dwinterfeldt/ that does both client
(javascript) and server side validation
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No, actually its an hourly rate. $60 per hour for a six month contract,
which was just renewed for 3 months. Depending on how you compute an annual
salary, that's close to $126k or so a year.
I happen to have had the pleasure of working with Chuck from before he
published the Java2 book and
Not sure what you are talking about Mark. There have been two posts in the last
24 hrs showing how to use the options tag - regular options requires a
bean:define to put collection in scope, new optionsCollection does not.
If you had searched the archives you would have found several posts on
Hello All,
I am working on a project which is for a portal which serves to HTML and WAP
clients. This project is developed using a home grown MVC model + jsp + XSL
So one jsp serves many types of clients by looking up the header sent by the
device and applying the right XSL file .. thus creating
Hi, Guys,
I followed exactly the suggestions of setting up the languagues in the
browser
but no progress at all. Anything else i can do?
Thanks a lot for the help.
Yibing
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To: Struts Users
just found out it can, another reason why we should upgrade to 1.1 ;)
Louis Leung wrote:
does any know whether or not the validator that is included in the
struts 1.1 b1 will punch out javascript validators for you ? Because
back in 1.0, i used a plug-in validator from
Hello,
How do I set up Struts Validator (from David Winterfeldt) for both
server-side and client-side validation, yet not have HTML tags in the
JavaScript popup boxes? In order to get the error messages to show up
properly on the page, I need to include a formatting element like li in
the
in XSLT yes (it's static file on disk)
as for XML: first I create org.w3c.dom.Document (and generate elements),
then make DOMSource and then I serialize it into an XML - this XML has
'UTF-8'
but maybe I should set it somehow already in Document while creating
elements?
miso
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Hi, Guys,
I followed exactly the suggestions of setting up the
languagues in the browser
but no progress at all. Anything else i can do?
In your JSP pages / action classes, check what's
the locale set in the session object.
session.getAttribute( Action.LOCALE );
but maybe I should set it somehow already in Document while creating
elements?
That's what we used to do. We'd create a document with the String:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?\nDocument/ or something like
that.
There's probably a better way, but we never bothered to find it. You
can
That's a good question...I also have the same problem...hope someone has
the solution
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Hello,
How do I
Hey all my fine coded compadres,
I was just wondering if anyone has dealt with browsers caching pages and
completely bypassing the controller and what solutions you have come up with
to prevent this. I'm wide open.
Brandon Goodin
Phase Web and Multimedia
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We have just to find a curious but logic however situation. Probably is
trivial for most of you, but we got stuck for some while.
- when making a html:form ... request with POST method, validate method of
ActionForm get the input parameters fine,
- when making a form... HTML request (non
One of my colleagues had the problem that the browser cached some
pictures on the page, so he added a random number to the link,
to avoid caching, maybe this helps
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To:
Actually I added one line after the locale in my logon action class
and it does show that the locale is zh_CN. but the page it shows
is still in English. Here is the first three lines of code in perform()
---
Locale locale = getLocale(request);
System.out.println(locale.toString());
I'm not sure I follow you. But, could you expound on that a little more?
Brandon
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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 9:58 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Caching in IE
One of my colleagues had the problem that
I'm not using Struts Validator, but have the same pb with
alert('bean:message .../') ...
To solve it, I use a javascript regexp expression :
function message(text) {
alert(text.replace(/br\//, ));
}
But, this is not generic ...
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Please i need alot of help here.
i have the following code
bean:define id=conditionsList type=java.util.ArrayList
name=conditionsList /
logic:iterate id=theSCBean name=conditionsList
type=com.cci.dv.formBean.SpecialConditionsBean
html:form action=/compliance/MainSpecialConditions
What is your problem about caching, and how caching can be a problem?
Regards,
Etienne.
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response.setHeader(Cache-Control,no-store); //HTTP 1.1
response.setHeader(Pragma,no-cache); //HTTP 1.0
response.setDateHeader (Expires, 0); //prevents caching at the proxy
server
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I'm getting two email messages for every posting to this mailing list. Does
anyone else have this problem, or is it just me?
David A. Ventimiglia
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Only when I'm stoned
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I'm getting two email messages for every posting to this mailing list. Does
anyone else have this problem, or is it just me?
David A. Ventimiglia
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Well, in detail I have a login page http://www.mydomain.com/do/login. I have
a Action it passes through and initializes some data. The problem is... Once
I visit the login page I have to hit refresh when I visit it again because
it completely bypasses the Action and pulls the content from the
It's not Friday yet, Mark! :-)
I'm not getting doubles of messages. Perhaps it's your mail server?
Simon
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Feels like it...worked last Saturday and 13/15-hour days every day this
week.
:-(
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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 12:14 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: double messages from struts-user?
It's not Friday
Why all of the fuss over EJBs?
I hear EJBs don't perform well and aren't ready for prime-time production
use.
I use servlets and JSPs and see no reason to invest in an application
server that supports enterprise beans.
I can code my servlets and JSPs to do the same things as enterprise
Daniel Jaffa wrote:
nested:nest property=programs name=theSCBean
nested:define property=programs id=programs/
nested:options collection=programs property=programID
labelProperty=pgmName /
/nested:nest
It will be difficult to
You've just got to hate those project crunch times. We get them as we work towards our
business peak in the autumn. Our business folks always ask for everything to be
finished by September ... big projects, little projects, always have a deadline of
September!
Simon
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My experience is that Microsoft made that caching a bit too good, which is
great for the user, but a pain when it comes to testing code.
I assume that you've already set tools/internet options/general/check for
newer version of stored pages every visit. Other items to try:
1) I find that
I found some answers at.
http://www.jguru.com/forums/view.jsp?EID=437699
Greg
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From: Greg Hess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 9:59 AM
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Subject: Proper Application flow Using Struts?
Hi,
A form submission takes some
Is there an example application for struts that is recommended as a
starting template?
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Hi everyone,
I have tried without success to handle multiple submit buttons using the
LookupDispatchAction. I am using struts1.1b and I have followed the
instructions given in the Java doc under LookupDispatchAction. Can someone
please enlighten. Thanks in advance!
Here are few extracts:
According to my browser, the myCart has been taken over by Microsoft and
bCentral and is discontinued. Anyone have an old copy?
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I agree with 95% of what you say, James, but just for the record, many of us
have a profound distaste for Microsoft not because of their software, but
because of their business practices. They have a solid history of
borrowing from existing software and technology to build their own
products
Please i need alot of help here.
i have the following code
bean:define id=conditionsList type=java.util.ArrayList
name=conditionsList /
logic:iterate id=theSCBean name=conditionsList
type=com.cci.dv.formBean.SpecialConditionsBean
html:form action=/compliance/MainSpecialConditions
Boy, it's going to be real hard to think up a thread like this one for
tomorrow!
Mark
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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 1:24 PM
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I agree with 95% of
I think that there are several available through links on the struts resource page.
Checkout the struts articles at www.onjava.com as they have a number of examples that
are quite useful. I am writing just such an example program, but it's not finished yet
(and will not be for a while) and is
LOL
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Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 1:26 PM
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Boy, it's going to be real hard to think up a thread like this one for
tomorrow!
Mark
I have just started looking at ant to build our application. If you could
forward me your ant example it would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
/\/\ark
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Joe, I agree. I personally do not care for Microsoft the company and find only a few
Microsoft tools useful and acceptable. Yet I have a fairly pragmatic approach to this:
At work I have Linux on my primary workstation (a laptop), W2K on my secondary
workstation and then at home I use a Mac
Somehow I think that you'll/we'll manage it!
Favourite Monty Python sketches?
Simon
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From: Galbreath, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 12:26 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: IDE for EJB2.0 development
Boy, it's going to
Mastering Jakarta Struts
James Goodwill
just wondering.
Brandon Goodin
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