Where do you have your /logic:iterate
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From: Cathy Osekizoglu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 7:44 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Get only first value using logic:iterate
Thank you, Mark.
I confirmed, there are two items in
Hello,
This is a very newbie question I'm sure, so this might not be the appropriate forum.
Maybe it belongs in the Tomcat forum? Not sure.
Pretty basic objective I just want to be able to put application settings (things
like path names, integer values, etc) in a *.properties file and
You should prefer to use struts-config.xml to get applets props.
Take a look to the samples bundled with struts and also use struts
console to configure struts, at least at the beginning!
C F wrote:
Hello,
This is a very newbie question I'm sure, so this might not be the appropriate
forum.
Howard, there are a couple different ways to achieve the results you desire.
I'll explain one that is the path of least resistance.
Screen 1: Displaying the list
You already say you have a bean in session scope which contains your list.
So, to display the list all you should really have to do
Cathy,
Can you please make a very small example which reproduces the effect and
either attach the files to the mail or send it directly to me. I will try
to debug it by stepping through the struts sources and see why the iterate
only shows one entry.
Stefan
Hi,
I was informed that the expert group can be found at Struts,
as I am interested in building applications which support
business critical processes.
Is this the struts group ?
I have no question on the implementations because the documents I have seen
so far
are very nicely structured.
Wellcome!
Zahid Rahman wrote:
Hi,
I was informed that the expert group can be found at Struts,
as I am interested in building applications which support
business critical processes.
Is this the struts group ?
I have no question on the implementations because the documents I have seen
so far
I got my answer from struts-dev:
MessageResources resources =
(MessageResources) request.getAttribute(Action.MESSAGES_KEY)
So basically anytime you have the request, you've got your resources (and a
fair bit of other stuff too, I imagine). I'm not sure if this is ideal for
OK, I think I see what you're trying to do better now. Email really is one
of the worst possible ways to discuss things of technical subtlety, but it's
all we got, so patience and careful reading is sometimes required...
Instead of trying to generate a list of objects with a logic:iterate that
... the expert group can be found at Struts ...
Which expert group are you refering to? If you're looking for a spot to
get quick, high-quality feedback on your Struts problems, this is the
place. If you're looking for a spot to gain access to any of the EGs
concerning some certain JSR,
Thank you!!!
It is a maze out there ! I finally found the right line.
All of a sudden I feel like an expert too although I never call myself one.
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From: kiuma [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 3:00 PM
How many settings do you have? Are they volatile?
You could:
- specify settings as an init-param to the controller servlet.
- specify settings as context params
- use a properties file (as you mentioned) and look it up out of the
classpath
To get your properties read-in, you
Have you made any contingency planning in the design of the architecture,
with regard to the user pressing the back button on the browser,
Or is that left up to me to implement some how, perhaps using branching
statements.
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From: Eddie Bush [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Excellent... thanks for the info. I probably average 5-10 properties for some of my
controller servlets, so I think I'll use the init-param method as you suggested. I
guess I just got confused as to why there was the ApplicationResources.properties
files when we did have the
Properties are huge. I'd use properties rather than init-params unless I
*knew* I had no use for sub-applications.
When you use multiple sub-applications, the properties files can give you
fine-grained control over copy, media references and sub-context-specific
configuration data. Meanwhile,
Attached is a demo.Demo class which utilizes a PropertiesManager
class. The PropertiesManager class creates a properties file to keep track
of properties files, then creates and uses properties files with and
without defaults. I use it to demonstrate to students.
You can put anything you
You can create classes and objects in struts just like you can with any
other application. Attached is a file with a few classes I use to teach
students about the Properties class in java.util. Change the value in
Folder (line 138, if you are not using Windows). PropertiesManager creates
It really depends what the scope of things is you're trying to configure ...
Taylor, Jason wrote:
Properties are huge. I'd use properties rather than init-params unless I
*knew* I had no use for sub-applications.
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Huh?
Zahid Rahman wrote:
Have you made any contingency planning in the design of the architecture,
with regard to the user pressing the back button on the browser,
Or is that left up to me to implement some how, perhaps using branching
statements.
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From: Eddie
My reaction, too. (a) What is the relation between the subject line and your
question? (b) Do a little research before asking questions; this subject
has been discussed ad nauseum here.
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user%40jakarta.apache.org/
Mark
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From: Eddie
Hi,
i tried to use the html:link tag with some action parameter within my
navigation screen. But i can't find the right notation to reference one of
my ActionMappings from the struts-config.xml. I've read the documentation
but i have no idea what's wrong with it.
Please enlight me!
I have a
Eddie Bush wrote that the designer of the architecture, Craig R.
McClannahan is present on this line.
I was on the websphere line and Don Carlos, from DB.COM was talking about
it.
So I mentioned it.
I have also read at the www.jspinsider.com that many people have asked this
question.
What do
I found an example with Camino 2.0.3, a struts IDE. My stuff is
unfortunately proprietary so I can't share it, but it's real simple to do.
Basically, when you set up your web.xml, just add more config/
init-params for your ActionServlet. Like this:
servlet
sorry, my last post was a bit cryptic-- it was in response to Ralf's second
question about multiple sub-apps, not his first one about html:link-- my
bad!
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From: Taylor, Jason
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 2:17 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: I do not
WHAT THE HELL IS THIS GUY TALKING ABOUT?
-Original Message-
From: Zahid Rahman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 5:15 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: This guy from the bank raised a question ?
Eddie Bush wrote that the designer of the
I've heard there are programs that randomly spit out excerpts from
newsgroups that appear to all but the most discerning observer to be human
and almost pass the Turing test-- maybe this is one such case. This group's
getting a bit weird-- I'll be back in a day or two when it gets back to
This is the original question :-
Have you made any contingency planning in the design of the
architecture,
with regard to the user pressing the back button on the browser,
Or is that left up to me to implement some how, perhaps using branching
statements.
In future address me directly.
You
In future address me directly.
You can call me Mr. Rahman or Sir.
Mr. Zahid, Sir, kindly realise that today is not Friday.
Whoever let their Friday posting bot loose, please come
and collect it.
-TPP
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Hopefully someone can help clear this question up. I am trying to use a few
DispatchActions for all Actions in my application.
As an example, I have a Category data object. All actions performed with this object
directly are encompassed in the CategoryAction which extends DispatchAction.
I have a question about using jspTags pager(http://jsptags.com/tags/navigation/pager/
).
Anand, I am sorry to send this email to you directly. I know you are expert on using
jspTags pager. I urgently need your help. I hope you can recieve my email, and help me!
If someone has used the jspTags
dsfd sdgfdskjgh aalgda
dfjg dfkhsl ;lhg sdfdsjhg kjhl hfkj h
fd kjj sihkj jfkdhg hlkjs hlkds lks lk
fkgjfh glfd hgs
dfdfg dfj j ud
OK.
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From: Tero P Paananen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002
filtering all mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] directly into the trash ...
ah, that's better.
From: Zahid Rahman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon,
This is fun.
A hotmail account how original.!
I was reading avaint's website which says
Viant's culture is founded on our core values - excellence, innovation,
can-do spirit, teamwork, sharing
and learning, courage, speed and flexibility and empowerment.
But hang on a second!
This guy at Jini
The only person I am concerned about is the one
who wrote Wellcome!
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From: David Graham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 12:08 AM
Subject: Re: This guy from the bank raised a question ?
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If you follow the thread it was one of your kind,
Mark Galbreath who started the ranting.
I gave as good as I got.
I would like to remind you that you are directing
your comments to an Aircraft Engineer trained by Smiths.
Smiths is where Stroustrap worked,
couple of years before myself.
I am a
Does anyone have the faintest idea what he is going on about?
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From: David Graham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 23 September 2002 00:09
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This is the link I am reading at the moment.
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/index.html
I am also reading documentation written Gal Schalor of IBM.
These are the contributers of the Struts project.
Craig R. McClanahan
Mike Schachter
Wow. Whoever wrote this is good :).
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From: Zahid Rahman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 7:38 PM
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Subject: Re: This guy from the bank raised a question ?
This is the link I am reading at the moment.
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From: Zahid Rahman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 23 September 2002 00:38
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: This guy from the bank raised a question ?
This is the link I am reading at the moment.
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/index.html
What did Galbreath, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] mean by -
We don't owe you anything ?
The reason I am asking this question is because Kirk Yarina of
www.securebydesign.com also asked me do you know about
Intellect property rights.
I was also asked the same question by an Australian Architect ?
I
LOL - I dunno but I think it's damn funny! LOL!!
Day, Michael-IBM/TT wrote:
WHAT THE HELL IS THIS GUY TALKING ABOUT?
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Mark,
It looks like you and Zahid go way back... you should be friends by now :)
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Greetings,
Is there a javadoc like facility, that documents TLD's /jsp Tags ?
Thank you,
A Stephen.
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I have figured out how to have my action class be called whenever user click
on a page index(solution is to have url=/rootcontext/paymentHistory.do).
So the first question I asked below is solved.
Now I encountered another problem. When user click on the 10th page(Please
see the following
Hello,
When I run the task test.tomcat.41 from the struts build.xml in cvs, that serverside
test is failing on me because Tomcat is unable to compile jspRedirector.jsp. It
appears the reason for the failure is Tomcat is not recognizing the
org.apache.cactus.util.log.LogService class which is
I don't understand what you mean. I believe the ASF license is such
that you can include things from them (you need to give credit somehow
for what you do use), but not have to do anything special. You wouldn't
have to make it open-source or anything like that.
I suppose you mean your
Did you examine the example application at all? :-)
I belive what you're looking for is the name= attribute of the link tag.
You should actually look over some of the sample applications :-) They
didn't write them just to make the download slower ;-)
Ralf E. Stranzenbach wrote:
Hi,
i tried
JSP tags are java code that is documented with javadoc like everything else.
The only way to document tlds is to use xml comment lines but the tag's
javadocs should let you know how to use the various attributes.
Dave
From: A Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This may help for documenting JSP files.
http://opensource.yourdecor.ca/jspdoc/
Anand
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From: David Graham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 10:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: documenting jsp tags
JSP tags are java code that is
That is actually kind of neat. It doesn't look for html:link .../ (or
other special [and non-special - JSTL]) tags though :-)
Anand Belaguly wrote:
This may help for documenting JSP files.
http://opensource.yourdecor.ca/jspdoc/
Anand
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WHAT ARROGANCE!
Zahid Rahman wrote:
Eddie Bush wrote that the designer of the architecture, Craig R.
McClannahan is present on this line.
I was on the websphere line and Don Carlos, from DB.COM was talking about
it.
So I mentioned it.
I have also read at the www.jspinsider.com
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