that bean, and the other nesting exploits stuff will
be working against the form bean. As soon as the tags hit a valid root
tag, they stop there and use that one. Which is what makes the above
possible.
Is this the answer you're looking for?...
Arron.
David Morris wrote:
I am using the 1.1b1
these faults, but doesn't submit the fixes. So it's the community's
fault b-st-rds! :)
Arron.
PS: Oh, and you spelt my name wrong. Only get to make the mistake
once... then I start a leaflet campaign.
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to have a root tag
which is there for that purpose rather than looking through the tags for
the errant name attribute. Also makes the child tags easier to read by
disregarding the name attribute.
Anyways, this is all my $0.0.2. If enough people want this changed, then
it's possible.
Arron
are :)
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on a row,
click, go to a page to update that row, etc etc etc.
It's a problem that would be nice to solve... need to give it more
thought, unless anyone else has the elegant solution already made?...
Arron.
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com) wrote:
Subject: nested:iterate and updating
Once the servlet has updated the collection coming in from the form, you
just fetch it in your action with the getMonkeyTeam() method. There's
the list, updated and ready to go.
Arron.
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com) wrote:
Subject: Re: nested:iterate and updating a database
From: Ken
power to play chess with Big Blue over your
internet connection*
Arron.
* The part about playing chess with Big Blue could be complete bulls--t.
It will play chess with whatever's available, even Fujitsu mainframe.
daniele rizzi wrote:
That's easy!
It's not a file, just a name to be called
, and any other tag which doesn't
work off a bean/property combination.
It could be made so the message tag's property works off the same
system, but I'm at odds as to its real benefit. What's your case to want
it?... it may be enough to get me there.
Arron.
Rick Mann wrote:
It seems
What's the servlet container you're using (and what's the servlet/JSP
spec does it run)?...
JSP 1.1 doesn't like includes inside tags, JSP 1.2 container should be fine.
Arron.
DEZALAY david - SOP ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to use Nested and Template taglibs in Struts
the above site has the jar of just the tags.
Arron.
Dan Rasmussen wrote:
Hi All,
I have an existing application that uses the logic:iterate
tag to display a table of editable/deletable elements
based on a collection of beans. I have been tasked with
adding checkboxes to each row so that multiple
(few hours from now), so you can download NeXt again tomorrow,
and it'll be sweet. Actually, from looking at the code, it's a surprise
that common logic:iterate tags aren't suffering from the same issue.
Arron.
Steve Armstrong wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Struts 1.0.2 with the NeXt package targeted
, or whatever. And if you're on Struts 1.0/1.0.1 then you can
get the tags and tutorials and such from http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
Anyways, one of these should get you working again.
Arron.
vivek shrivastava wrote:
Hi,
i need help to understand following code. i understand
BeanUtils/PropertyUtils simply got moved to commons, and is maintained
there.
Same classes, new home.
Arron.
Adam Hardy wrote:
But BeanUtils has been deprecated - in the Javadocs it says /At some
point after Struts 1.0 final, will be replaced by an equivalent class
in the Jakarta
up the processing of the query string.
Arron.
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and java.util.List implementations themselves, so
you can maintain everything by still coding to the interfaces.
They should do what you're after. If not, get back to us...
Arron.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings:
I have completed the nested tutorials part one and two (on the
keyboardmonkey site
the
better for developer or user, Flash or otherwise.
Arron.
Galbreath, Mark wrote:
http://www.channel4.com/life/microsites/G/gayometer/index.html
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You've migrated on, and trying to run a legacy copy of servlet.jar
somewhere. I get it at work when a rogue version of the jar gets in there.
Update it (or even try removing it temporarily, as JRun should have it's
own), and you should be golden.
Arron.
Charlesworth, Chico wrote:
I've
The most common culprit for things like this is sticking a copy of
servlet.jar in $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/ext and then forgetting about it. Any
such copy found there (or an old copy on your classpath) should be
removed.
Or a rampant copy in {app}/WEB-INF/lib trying to override tomcat's.
Arron
yourself?)! :)
...and there are much funnier lists than struts-user.
Arron.
PS: And you spelt my name wrong (dad spelt it wrong first, but he got to
set the standard).
Galbreath, Mark wrote:
Aaron,
I think it's pretty obvious when I am having fun with the list; don't take
me (or youself) so
nested tag users, eg: yourself). But I'm
one voice in 10 that can say no to its inclusion in the new version...
and that's after it's included in the commons project. Just have to let
the process do it's thing...
Arron.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks so much Arron.
Great reply
they were
originally created to solve). And they'll help do much more.
For a primer and tutorial...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
They're in Struts 1.1b, or you can get a separate jar at the link above.
Arron.
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For additional
with the id
attribute etc etc etc. Easier and more flexible (not just limited to indexed,
they can also provide mapped properties just as easily). What's more, it's in
Struts 1.1b, or available separately for older Struts versions.
Primer and tutorials...
www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
Arron.
On Wed, 15
of VisiBroker?...
Arron.
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com) wrote:
Subject: logic:iterate with EJB's, casting problem?
From: Nicolas Parisé [EMAIL PROTECTED]
===
Hi!
I have a problems, for displaying a collection of object retrieved
from a EJB (1.1).
In my action class, I retrieve a collection
competitive
operating system ;)
Arron.
Duke Ronlund wrote:
Hi,
In a previous project we used JAI on JDK 1.3 with struts to do JPG
resizing/scaling and modifications on a java.awt.image.RenderedImage
without any X11 side effects, so your assumption that it is a JDk 1.4
thing may be correct. (We
:)
I do know, however, that buffering the image will have no effect. It's
the rendering the image to a cnavas that the issue springs up from.
Arron.
Micael Padraig Og mac Grene wrote:
What I don't understand is that I should have the X11 running. I
showed you the ps aux reading and I use
found the start
to my answers. You cn even run a pure java AWT, which also gets around
the head issues. This does mean you have to change only a few of the
classes you normally use (BufferedImage etc)...
Pure Java AWT...
http://www.eteks.com/pja/en/
There may be others out there.
Arron.
Micael
Have you tried adding the following attribute and value to the iterate
tag?...
scope=page
Arron.
K Br wrote:
pl help. i have been wracking my small brain over this
for a few hours and i have no clew.
i am using logic:iterate copybook style; yet, it throws the runtime exception
Page buffer sets the size of the buffer defining when content is flushed, has
nothing to do with class size. Java wont use a class larger than 64k.
We also have to give thanks for Mark for passing on good paying customers when
he's dropped them because he's always the man/ignorant.
Arron
Not really. It's a whopping class, and it's only really become an issue
with JSP's, because people can throw in so much content, tags etc.
Arron.
Joseph Barefoot wrote:
Is this really such a bad thing? If someone is writing java classes that
compile to 64K, I think they may need to revisit
You're probably just suffering from a naming conflict.
The name in the iterate tag itself is to reference a bean. The id
will create a bean for each iteration that the child tags can get at.
I'd first try naming them something different.
Arron.
stsrut strut wrote:
Hello,
Does any one know
And this is a user-list type question, so I've forwarded there.
Arron.
Arron Bates wrote:
Depends on the type of indexed getter/setter you're using.
public String getMyIndex(int i) {}
public void setMyIndex(int i, String value) {}
...the setter will be called in this case
Vic,
Can you please stop spawning off topic discussions, especially ones
which you know are controversial, and at the very least not about
Struts. This is not a Struts centric discussion, and if you want to
poach newbies, there are better lists to go marauding in.
Arron.
Struts Newsgroup
...just a little thing.
Arron.
Shirin Fathima wrote:
Hi,
The following simple code isn't working,
html:form action=createText method=GET
Input:html:text property=test / br/
html:submit property=submit/
/html:form
In the sense that, the text box
Just took this puppy back to the developer list...
Arron.
Phase Web and Multimedia wrote:
The tag is a Link Tag. I by no means want to create a new tag. If you read
my explanation I state that. The additional attributes are neccessary
though. The reason being is that the functionality
The funniest thing about this discussion is that tomorrow it will all
amount to a pointless waste of energy.
...but some horny internet patron will type suck my Strut into google
and fetch this out of the mail archives
:-P
Arron.
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booty. Take a read over them some
time. They'll be the answer to most problems.
Arron.
Rick Mann wrote:
Hi.
I set up a little website as a way to teach myself Struts. It's a
user-maintained directory of electric vehicle charging locations. It's
hardly complete, but there was one thing I
.
Your thoughts?...
Arron.
Phase Web and Multimedia wrote:
Hey all,
I submitted an enhancement to struts. Read the following and if it sounds
worth having in struts give me a vote on the developer's list or make some
noise for some of the gurus to see.
The code is at the following url in zip
for me to put
it forward as a standard solution. It all has implications as to how to
make it available to the values of all the child tags etc etc etc.
Arron.
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Yes.
Complete tutorial to create trees with Struts here...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
Arron.
Jean Fotovat wrote:
hello community,
has somebody implements a treeview on struts framework ?
thank you
jean fotovat
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people put
them forward to help the easy stuff, which they make even easier...
Primer, tutorials and downloads...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
It sounds like a plug, but I've had no complaints from anyone who's
using them.
Arron.
Rick Reumann wrote:
On Friday, April 26, 2002, 2:00:19 PM
property=propertyOfMyQuestionBean /
/nested:iterate
/nested:form
This get anything a little clearer?...
Arron.
Dragan Kocic wrote:
Hy I'm a newbie with Struts
I think there is a simple answer to my question and I'm
sorry ... dont' wanted to disturb you
following ...
I have
it will start working as expected.
If you're still having trouble, there's a primer and a tutorial which
will walk you through all the steps of using the tags.
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/next
Arron.
Dragan Kocic wrote:
I trying to work with this nesteg tags from jakarta-struts-20020422
talking about?...
Can I get more information on the problem?..
Arron.
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com) wrote:
Subject: nested tags - doesn't support select option 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
From: Lian Seng, Loh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
===
Hi
I noticed that html:option is not supported with nested:select
dumbing-down you may have to do (they can be ignorant blighters at
times), and on the other hand, I started out a designer, and embraced it
all... anyways.
All this, I feel has to be respected.
Arron.
Joseph Barefoot wrote:
Hm. Seems to me that if you have done your configration correctly
There's a tutorial to do just this...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/pilotlight
Arron.
Don Saxton wrote:
I put the form in session which effectively persists the structure until you
get the response. I used nested tag so modifications are already made when
response is received. My data
Read my first paragraph again, a little more slowly this time :)
Arron.
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com) wrote:
Subject: Re: Iterate update
From: JDavids [EMAIL PROTECTED]
===
So I did this in bean:
public void setFstName (String[] names) {
int j = names.length
, and then into the child bean etc etc to
make sure all the methods are in fact being called.
Arron.
Sanjay Choudhary wrote:
Hi Arron,
In struts-config.xml I named
form-bean name=sanForm
type=com.kp.struts.form.action.beans.ActionForm/
actionpath=/test
type
item. Makes it a little easier
to read.
Anyways, I hope that somewhere in all that you find the rest of your
legs in using the nested:tags. I'd rather err on the side of too much
info, than not enough. :)
Arron.
PS: Taken the nested tags tutorials on www.keyboardmonkey.com ?
It will walk
etc etc. Nothing nested tag specific. All I can say is that the
nested tags are laid up fine, and will be working off the bean named in
the struts-config.xml
Arron.
Sanjay Choudhary wrote:
Hi Friends,
I have a FormBean AccountForm and javabean Account
public class AccountForm{
private
the potential of true
recursion and JSP's to make a tree structure. Trees have never been more
fun. :)
Arron.
Alex Paransky wrote:
You should be able to do that. In-fact, that's one of the ways to re-use
common page presentations. If you do your job write, then your main page is
composed
familiar with Struts. They should get you through.
If you don't have Struts1.1, just pick up the nested tags distrib from
the downloads section.
Enjoy.
Arron.
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note... have you thought of spending the few minutes it would
take to change your methods to the Object[] style and find out for
yourself rather than get impatient with the people of the list (and now
the developers list)?...
Then it wouldn't matter what we said, you'd know, regardless.
Arron
Elijah,
Sorry about the lack of the tag. It's on its way.
Pick it up in the next nightly build.
Arron.
Elijah Jacobs wrote:
hi all,
I have a form that can have N number of images. So in essence it's like the
Monkey struts example by Arron Bates except where he has bananas, i have
images
The following is how it would go...
document.MyForm.elements[echeancier.date[0]]
...you use whatever ends up in your input's name attribute. index or
not, mapped or otherwise. If you want to iterate through them, you could
use...
document.MyForm.elements[echeancier.date[+ i +]]
Arron
Try...
document.LoanDetailsForm[loanDetailsBean.loanSummaryBean.loanId].readOnly = true;
Arron.
Bhaskar Gopalan wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to simulate a Readonly text field in struts 1.4 and getting this
error:
document.LoanDetailsForm.loanDetailsBean.loanSummaryBean is not an object
Any clues
,
then there is no other way but your bean:define usage you already have,
or the new html:optionsCollection tag.
Arron.
Slava_L wrote:
Now other suggestions?
- Original Message -
From: Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 12
The name of the bean associated with your form, or any other bean name
which is in scope.
For your example, add a bean to the session under the name
announcement and you're golden.
Arron.
bluetooth wrote:
Hi All
I need to know where the name in the iteration tag is derived from coz when i
with 1.1beta. Still has yet to be fixed for the full 1.1 release.
Arron.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can it be that you mean this for Struts 1.02?
But I use Struts 1.1 and there must be in the struts.config.xml (instead of
in the web.xml) the following text:
message-resources parameter
.
Arron.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried it but there is still the same problem. Do you mean I have to wait
till 1.1 final release?
Arron Bates
The nested version of the bean:message tag wasn't added until the
other night. You can get the nightly build, or download the nested tags
library for the older struts 1.0/1.0.1 from...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/struts
Arron.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I really need some help
property on the child tags. Which is tougher.
Arron.
Yu, Yanhui wrote:
Arron.
We are using version 1.0.2 here and I seem unable to convince to get 1.1beta
here, is there any work around to do this in version 1.0.2? Thank you very
much indeed.
Yanhui
-Original Message-
From: Arron
an older
version of Struts and need teh nested taglib library, go here...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/struts
After that, you shouldn't have iterating problems again.
Arron.
Yu, Yanhui wrote:
Hi Jeff,
I am similar problems here with ArrayList, could you please post the
solution if you find any
over.
Arron.
David M. Karr wrote:
Is there some particular reason a nested:message tag has NOT been
implemented? In my Action code, I'm storing an array of LabelValueBean where
the label is just the key for the label, and in my forwarded-to JSP, I'm
using bean:message (at least in my
file and write it into the same servlet. In this case you don't use the
taglib declarations.
Arron.
Dave Dribin wrote:
Hi,
This is more of an observation than a question. I started playing
with the tiles and noticed that in included pages, you have to
redeclare taglibs in those included pages
document.forms[0][myVar]
And naturally you can access and field in this way to make your scripts
run on a standard.
Implications: none. it's cross browser. So go play :)
Arron.
Frederico Schuh wrote:
I'm using nested beans inside my ActionForms, and thus
I have to reference those bean properties
is the standard solution for most people.
Arron.
Vladimir Levin wrote:
I seem to have run into a bug with the struts OptionsTag custom
tag when using a nested property. I am including the problem and my
workaround, but if someone here has any advice or help, I'd love to
have a cleaner solution than my
, nested
lists or whatever. There's a primer and tutorial to get you going.
Arron.
Annie Chang wrote:
Hi,
Can I jump in and ask a question related with this?
I modified the example come with struts 1.0.2. I want let the user edit
all Subscriptions at the same time within the page
just use the properties.
If you get stuck, there's a ton of this stuff in the forums of the
JavaSoft site.
Arron.
SUPRIYA MISRA wrote:
This is simple JSP/JDBC Connection issue -no struts
i want to make a JDBC Connection using a property file(plain text). No
XML please.
Does anyone have
Nested tags version...
nested:iterate property=myCollection
nested:write property=beanPropertyOne.name /
nested:write property=beanPropertyTwo.name /
/nested:iterate
Either one will do what you're after.
Arron.
hemant wrote:
Here is a scenario. (Struts 1.0.2.)
I get a collection of objects
name is the bean that you're working against (with the property
attribute etc), and id is the bean that's going to be the result.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With the bean:define tag, can some explain to me the difference between the
'id' attribute and the 'name' attribute?
I always get confused
attributes to point to the various bean properties.
So, just replace your nested:options line with...
nested:optionsCollection property=userList label=displayValue
value=idValue /
Either one of these above will get things happening.
Arron.
Elijah Jacobs wrote:
Hi all,
some code would help
bean:message key=button.submit /
/html:submit
...it should render...
input type=submit name=myNonSubmitTitledProperty value=Submit
Arron.
Rajesh Gaikwad (EHS) wrote:
Hi everyone,
Yesterday I was trying something like
html:form action=/saveCustomer.do
html:select property
...
document.forms[0][myProperty.nestedProperty.something].disabled = true;
For more detail and everything else, Danny Goodman has the answer :)
Arron.
Sanjay Choudhary wrote:
Thanks Michael,
It worked but it couldn't use
document.localForm.selectAll.checked;
instead I used document.forms[0
Sanjay,
It should work for any Html input element. As long as you know the
resulting input name, you can get at it.
...fun part, is that you can do string concats too if you want to be
more dynamic...
Indexed example:
document.forms[0][something[+ i + ].somethingElse]
Arron.
Sanjay
of puritans out there simply refuse to regard anything with client-side
logic. And it's also 100% easier to do and manage.
Arron
(MonkeyBanana Author :)
Sanjay Choudhary wrote:
Hi,
I am very new to Struts, jsp and html programming.
I kind of figured out how the nested tags works.
In my
Only detail being that the included page has to be started off with an
empty nested:root tag (because all the child tags need a parent to get
their details from). Simple enough.
You can get the jar update from my site, or the Struts nightly build.
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/struts
Arron.
Alex
. The reference to the parent bean is there so it can call the
parent bean and tell it that it wants to be deleted.
If you don't need this more advanced bean driven functionality, then you
really should avoid it.
Arron.
Elijah Jacobs wrote:
Thanks for the reply Arron, ... well appreciated.
but I noticed
, which is your own tomcat
instance. Most fun.
And naturally I'm running Struts apps among other things that I've
thrown up there.
http://www.kgbinternet.com
Arron.
Bryan Field-Elliot wrote:
On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 12:02, John M. Corro wrote:
I've found that every
service provider that I've worked
should be on your way.
Arron.
Marcelo Caldas wrote:
Thanks Aaron, your email was very helpful...
I follow all your tips and it looks much better now...
following your example bellow, which is pretty much what I've got so far, I have all
properties indexed. Actually I have too many properties
), look at what the action is in the form tag of
the resulting html and change that accordingly.
Arron.
nsg wrote:
When i changed form's action in JavaScript, and then useed a
button(html:button.) to submit the form.
in browser,[File not found] error 404 occured.Tomcat console reported
take you
through everything...
http://www.keyboardmonkey.com/struts
Get back to us if you have any other problems.
Arron.
Marcelo Caldas wrote:
Ok, I've got progress...
I've downloaded the latest struts build wich contains the NESTED tags...
I'm trying to use the nested:iterate
from the image map.
But no, Strut's doesn't have image map shape tags.
Arron
Maturo, Larry wrote:
Hi Matt,
I know how to do them in html, but how do you
do them in Struts? Struts doesn't have an
image map tag, as far as I can tell. Also,
in html they are links, while what I want in
Struts
attribute fails to do. For all
intents and purposes, you only need the property property in the
nested tags because all the rest is done for you. Makes management of
markup much easier.
Arron.
Alex Paransky wrote:
Also, I think you need to be using indexed properties to properly generate
.
For your second example... The collection attribute is overriding, and
ignores the name attribute. It's meant to be the direct link to a bean
reference that itself is a collection.
Arron.
Lawlor, Frank wrote:
The Struts Options tag seems to have problems accessing collections
at adaptation. If your spec
changes, then it will be easier to update with the nested system. Even
if I'm not nesting beans, I still use the nested tags. They simply make
life easier.
You could take me as being bias :) ... so are there any other opinions
out there?...
Arron.
Vladimir Levin wrote
.
Arron.
Elijah Jacobs wrote:
thanks for the reply, Scott
My syntax looks okay on the jsp side and since the getExtrainfo method is
being called it puzzles me that the set method is not being called on
submit.
nested:iterate property=extrainfo
nested:text property=name/
/nested:iterate
a
hold of in thier Advanced Imaging Toolkit or something (www.javasoft.com
:) . With that you set the quality etc. As far as I know all the JPEG
stuff etc is now in 1.4
Arron.
Bryan Field-Elliot wrote:
I was wondering if anyone has any positive experience with open-source
charting libraries
:)
Arron.
Ian Tomey wrote:
Hi Arron,
Had a quick look at it, seems like what I need. One gotcha though is that the number
of records is not fixed, so the creation of the array of row objects in the form
constructor has to be bigger than the max size expected. I'm hoping
and such don't know
how to update from an index. Returning the array from an ArrayList
itself isn't that big a hit, as it's backed by such an array anyways.
Arron.
Ian Tomey wrote:
ahh, just paid more attention to your example code :-)
public BunchBean() {
this.bananaList = new ArrayList
The real answer is... whatever makes a valid Struts form bean.
What I like is that only the top bean has restrictions. Every other
level down doens't care in the slightest.
Arron.
John Menke wrote:
Is it a requirement of NeXt that the outermost bean in a nested structure
extend ActionForm
fits together... a well based technology is
a well based technolgy. From java itself all the way up to the
construction of Struts itself. All done to a very high standard. You
look at some of the code in java's standard API's... some of it is
simply brilliant.
Arron.
John Menke wrote:
DynaBeans
complete info.
Arron.
Ian Tomey wrote:
Hi all,
Got an array of records and I want to put them onto the screen to edit. What is the
technique to go about this? (i am using the nightly 1.1 at the moment)
is it create an action form that maps a single record and create a load of them? or
create
in your web.xml and JSP's etc.
Hopefully that will get you working.
Arron.
Elijah Jacobs wrote:
Hi All,
I am using nested-tag from Arron Bates. I have a working sample in my tomcat
webapp, but when I try to run that app with my weblogic 5.1 i get this
error:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org
the current Struts tags, stacks-on for the
nested version. :)
Arron.
John Menke wrote:
Aaron,
I think this is the way to go. Notify the observer from within the setter
making sure the data has changed. I think I can make an Observer class that
will store a collection of objects that have
, and
kick off the commit from the observer from within your action. Then you
know that all the bean processing is finished, and you can go ahead and
mess with your bean states.
But to quote Ghostbusters... yes, have some
:)
Arron.
John Menke wrote:
Aaron,
what do you think of implementing
was
special...
...and that it was on the Information Super-Highway... there's a term
that brings on flash-backs.
Arron.
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afraid.
How complex are the types/structure of your hierarchy?...
Arron.
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Remove the size=10 and watch what happens... :)
The size directly maps to Html, where you're telling it how many rows
you want it to span. Has nothing to do with how many options you have,
that part will look after itself.
Arron.
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com) wrote:
Subject: Re
lay my
money on it working as-is.
Arron.
John Menke wrote:
I'm working through the Simper examples and the NeXt examples and trying to
understand how I can use both together. Here is what I have so far:
In the NeXt you associate nested beans with a parent and children
relationship by inserting
lay my
money on it working as-is.
Arron.
John Menke wrote:
I'm working through the Simper examples and the NeXt examples and
trying to
understand how I can use both together. Here is what I have so far:
In the NeXt you associate nested beans with a parent and children
relationship
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