Hi Keith,
I'm starting a project using frames so I'd be happy to try to help, but
I don't quite understand what you are having a problem with. If I run
through the probably obvious facts about frames requests etc, I'll get
to the point in your message I don't understand:
frames in a
The Action can render the response when convenient. The Struts reload
Action in 1.0.x does this to print OK after its complete. It can also
be convenient to have an Action do something like render XML for use by
another system.
It's just that using Actions to render the presentation is not
Thanks for the response Ted :-)
I ended up implementing it using a servlet which will call my renderers
(helper classes that perform 'DOM surgery') and this rendering servlet takes
care of the code to output the dom tree as xhtml to the browser.
The action chooses which renderers to use (Im
Thanks Peter and Raffy,
Using DispatchAction and the same ActionForm for common events helps reduce
the number of presentation framework classes and also allows me to reuse
business components.
After looking more closely at the code, it appears that validation for a
bean
is bound to the name
If you haven't seen them already, be sure to check out
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-02-2002/jw-0201-strutsxslt.html
and
http://www.openroad.ca/opencode/
Right now, stxx extends ActionForward, ActionServlet, and Action to help
with XLM/XLS transformations. The ActionForward
I had a bit of a look at a the javaworld example, and had also seen the stxx
example. Alas as is too often the case I simply didnt have enough time to
fully examine them (especially stxx - which is a pity as I rather liked the
look of it.) :-(
XSLT has many advantages but didnt seem intuitively
In my jsp I cannot get the following to work:
bean:define id=keywordCollection name=keywords scope=request /
html:select property=type
html:options collection=keywordCollection
property=value
labelProperty=label /
/html:select
In the exact same jsp this does work:
I forgot to say I am using struts-b1.1.
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You might want to check this out:
http://www.openroad.ca/opencode/
Spencer Smith wrote:
I have a question regarding the use of XML/XSLT. Please correct me if I am
wrong, but it is my understanding that XML does not directly support
graphics. Apparently, a new XML standard called SVG is
It seems to me that having the index is very similar
to having a primary key. So maybe what you add to the
collection should be given a primary key which may
just be the index into the collection.
sandeep
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What is the best way to put the index value of
Is there a way to map image's url and alt text into a resource file (like messages)?
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In all of the examples that showed html:select it never said that you must
use the struts html:form on the jsp. I fixed my problem by putting this on
the page.
Craig.
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On Sunday, June 9, 2002, 11:10:21 AM, Sandeep Takhar wrote:
ST It seems to me that having the index is very similar to having a
ST primary key. So maybe what you add to the collection should be
ST given a primary key which may just be the index into the
ST collection.
I'm not so sure it's
The ActionServletWrapper class was provided as a security patch. As
such, it takes the stances that we should start by shutting everything
down, and then open things up as needed.
Off-hand, wanting to access servlet initialization parameters in
validate() sounds like a reasonable use-case. If
Subject: User Authentication
From: David Bolsover [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi all
I have a Struts based app to which I need to add some moderately complex
user access privileges.
At present, users log-in using form based authentication and I then place a
User object in session scope which is
Subject: Re: User Authentication
From: Vic C. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This is web container or a JAAS question.
It is hard to say based on your e-mail if you already did it or you are
asking how.
Typically, after the Struts application is constructed, JAAS is added.
Any Servlet 2.2 or Servlet
I am writing a custom tag to format my form errors. The problem I am
having is I dont understand how to retrieve the ActionErrors that are
created in my Action class and added to the request object that
forwards to my jsp pages. Can someone explain how to get access to
this object in the
Take a look at the source code for the ErrorsTag:
org.apache.struts.taglib.html.ErrorsTag.java
This would be your best bet for doing what you require.
James Mitchell
Software Engineer\Struts Evangelist
Struts-Atlanta, the Open Minded Developer Network
http://struts-atlanta.open-tools.org
I have a select option list that is populated by a Collection of
UserType beans. At the very least my Action Form( DynaActionForm
actually) will need to get populated with the userTypeId and the
userTypeName of the UserType selected from this selection list.
I know this should be easy but what
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