TGIF
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From: "Cakalic, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Struts Users Mailing List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:02 PM
Subject: RE: EJB = bad = MS.net
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> == Rolling on the floor laughing my ass off
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I need some design advice.
I would like to be able to support both Http and non-Http requests with my
Struts based application. I am not sure how to set up my Actions and Forms
so they can handle both types of input. Can someone point me to a good
source for designing this system?
Thanks,
bob
I know this is only slightly related to this maillist butthis seems to
be a very active and savvy group.
I am running Forte v3 with Tomcat 3.2. When I try to find an environment
variable using a JNDI lookup:
projectFile = (String)
ic.lookup("java:comp/env/ProjectData");
I found info about the token by browsing the source code. This is very
inefficient. I find there is a lot of neat stuff buried in the application,
but haven't found any place where it is documented. Am I missing something?
bob
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From: "Keith Bacon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
I have no problem being convinced that tags should be used for generating
complex items on a web page. The one concern I do have, relative to using
tags, is the extra processing required to generate simple things. I have
seen pages in industrial environments where the page may have 50-100
elemen
Struts tags don't do anything that you can't do "manually" with HTML and JSP
'stuff', it justs gives you a framework to work in that eliminates some of
the drudgery of typing (and correcting) the 'stuff'.
If you can do with a tag you can do it without a tag! (It just might take
longer.)
bob
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If you have mapping turned on (*.do) for your Struts servlet, only those
url's that end in '.do' will go through the servlet. Or put another way,
any url that does not end with '.do' will be processed as is by the servlet
engine.
bob
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "St
There is a JavaScript command to reset the history list on the browser. I
don't know what it is off hand. Just include this command in the page you
send out as a response.
Hope this points you in the right direction.
bob
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From: "Joanna Chan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
I get an error when compiling a tag using the default
compiler (javac) in Forte v3.
The problem is that the bean in not define/initialized in the code generated
by the compiler.
It works fine when the same page is compiled using Tomcat 4.0 (jasper?)
Here is the JSP:
<% Iterator i = links.ite
Please ignore this message! I found the errorjust DUMB!
bob
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From: "Bob Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 11:27 AM
Subject: Could not locate TLD MET
ppropriate
TLD's before compiling as suggested, but still get the error message.
Anyone have an answer?
Bob Williams
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I am new to this list so I have some catching up to do, so forgive me if
this is an "old" question. Mr. Husted refers to the "workflow
proposal/objects" in his response. What is the status of the Workflow
proposal and/or how do I track what is happening there? I have read the
proposal, but have
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