Our development group has finished 3 web sites based on Struts for
The Hartford (insurance company based in the Hartford, Connecticut).
One of them is the auto insurance service site for AARP members.
http://aarp.thehartford.com/mypolicy/
Dave
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From: Jonas Bjornerstedt
Can anyone enlighten me on the actual mechanism that loads the struts-config
file when an appserver starts up? Is it just the
'config'
in web.xml?
We're using WLS 6.1, service pack 4 (upgraded the service pack after
getting some great advice from this mailing list), and Struts V1.1-b3. With
the
unfortunately my employer has a fear of things that are
"free" -- thank god they are letting me use Struts :)
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From: Buchwald, Dave (PLC, IT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 2:53 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: We
I'm currently on a project that has released a production web site using
Struts V1.0.2.
I'm now trying to migrate to V1.1-anything. We're using weblogic V6.1, with
jdk1.3.1,
and starting the server has never been a problem.
I downloaded V1.1-b2 and b3, thought I performed all the installation st
My example is with struts tags, but I had a similar problem when trying
to use dynamic JSP expressions in the tag attributes. I created one
string and passed that:
<%
String onClickFunction = "javascript:setValue(" + strVehIndex + ")";
%>
Yes
No
Hope that helps
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From
I agree...while looking back at some of my earlier JSPs, following the logic
of those large and cumbersome scriptlets is nearly impossible. The succinct
nature of struts (or any) tags do make the JSP more readable as long as
you give the beans and properties functional names (common programming
s
I'm on NT, but try...
for IE V5.5 try: 'Internet options', 'Advanced' tab, check the 'Reuse
windows for launching shortcuts'
for Mozilla V1.0 (sorry, best I could do but there should be something
similar for Netscape):
'Advanced', 'Scripts and Windows', uncheck 'Open a link in a new window'
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