RE: Anomalies with (possibly AIX JVM issue?)

fferent servers. The problem, was that for some reason, the definition of the constants SKIP_BODY and such mapped to different integers. While running your code on one platform, try to print out the values of the common tag constants such as SKIP_BODY, SKIP_PAGE, EVAL_BODY_INCLUDE and others.

RE: Anomalies with (possibly AIX JVM issue?)

, the definition of the constants SKIP_BODY and such mapped to different integers. While running your code on one platform, try to print out the values of the common tag constants such as SKIP_BODY, SKIP_PAGE, EVAL_BODY_INCLUDE and others. Make sure they are the same under both platforms. -AP_

Anomalies with (possibly AIX JVM issue?)

Folks, I have an application deployed via a .ear file to WebLogic 6.1sp1 on NT and on AIX. The following code works fine on NT: On AIX, however, the tag returns false, skipping the body. Note that this is dep

(off topic) Servlet getInitParameter() methods

Folks, I'm using Tomcat 4.01, and I'm seeing behavior that makes me wonder if it's part of the servlet spec. In a method called by my servlet.init(ServletConfig) method, I'm calling "config.getInitParameter" to successfully get a parameter from my web.xml file. However, if at the same point in t

Re: The Continuing Misadventures of Struts in WebSphere

Here's what someone posted to this list just yesterday: I have some additional information for anyone trying to run struts 1.0 based apps with WebSphere 3.5.2/3: There two main issues that have come up with the mov

Re: Performance of struts

Jasper doesn't generate bytecode, it generates java code (i.e. myjsp-generatedservlet.java). A regular java compiler is then used to compile that into bytecode. The issue with Jasper, from what Craig was saying, is that it's a very brute-force generation of the java servlet code. It doesn't do

Re: HELP - "Illegal target of jump or branch"

I know other folks here have run into the Java (not Tomcat, not Struts) limitation of methods being no bigger than 64K (lines? bytecode?). I'm not sure what the resulting error is, but that may be your problem. Donnie >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/20/01 03:06PM >>> Hi, I have been getting a very

Re: Performance of struts

Craig, >>(NOTE: Tomcat's performance w.r.t. JSP pages is pretty awful, for example).<< Could you elaborate on this, please? - is it awful for compiling, executing, both? - is the generated servlet code the culprit since you don't say that servlet performance is bad? - are there particular JSP

Craig M. - Comments on "Minimizing Action class proliferation"

Craig, Last week, there was a thread labelled: "Minimizing Action class proliferation". I think you were on your brief "no list access" hiatus. :) Below is the long-and-short of a proposed enhancement to Struts that could optionally be used by developers if they are so inclined. The only piece

RE: Minimizing Action class proliferation

fied. Anyway.. that's my 2¢, regards, Levi Cook Greenbrier & Russel Madison, Wisconsin www.gr.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Richard Reich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 10:27 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: DONNIE HALE Subject: Re: Mini

RE: Minimizing Action class proliferation

y we have packages :-) Don't fight the framework. Jeff >-Original Message- >From: DONNIE HALE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 7:56 AM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: RE: Minimizing Action class proliferation > > >Jeff, > >I

RE: Minimizing Action class proliferation

Donnie >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/08/01 10:47AM >>> >From: DONNIE HALE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > >Thanks for responding. I understand what you're saying re: >keeping the action classes simple. However, it still makes the >whole cycle more tedious than perha

RE: Minimizing Action class proliferation

Niall, Thanks for the sample code. This is one approach I was considering. One enhancement would be to use a map of method name to Method object so that you only need to do the reflection once per method name. Just a thought... It would be nice to do a standard implementation of this, with Cr

RE: Minimizing Action class proliferation

ity of using the business logic beans to do the work, forwarding to the next appropriate page, trapping/logging any exceptions, etc. Bill Hines Hershey Foods -Original Message- From: DONNIE HALE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 11:25 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

Re: Database pooling code

Ted, I've seen a lot of discussion re: connection pooling, etc. Perhaps you can answer my question as to why people just don't use the connection pooling in drivers supporting the JDBC 2.0 spec (apart from the obvious situation where the drivers don't yet support 2.0, in which case, considerin

Minimizing Action class proliferation

I'm certainly not the most experienced Struts person around, so weigh my opinions accordingly. However, it's repeatedly occurred to me that one of the "barriers to entry", so to speak, of using Struts is the rapidity with which Action classes proliferate. The project we're working on, which wil

RE: Preferred HTML Editor

Forte for Java website (http://www.sun.com/forte/ffj/), Tomcat integration is only available with the $500 Internet Edition of the tool. It would be cool if the Community (Free) Edition of the tool could be adapted to support Tomcat/Struts... Eric -Original Message- From: DONNIE HALE [

Re: Preferred HTML Editor

quot;, and I was wondering if the "prefix:tags" were stored in an external file, that could be created once with all the Struts (and Taglibs) tags -- plug and play. "Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > > Ted Husted wrote: > > > DONNIE HALE wrote: > > > It's

Re: Preferred HTML Editor

ken up and partially redistributed - I have no idea. -Donnie >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/06/01 10:32AM >>> DONNIE HALE wrote: > It's got Tomcat built into it, so you can right-click on a JSP and say "Execute". It >also has auto-completion for custom tags - once you put t

Re: Preferred HTML Editor

I'm growing to like NetBeans more - www.netbeans.org. It's more of an "IDE" than just an editor, but it does let you do all the Struts-based stuff in one place (JSPs, actions, beans, etc.). It's got Tomcat built into it, so you can right-click on a JSP and say "Execute". It also has auto-compl

Re: Missing struts-config_1_0.dtd when not logged on

Craig, I don't know if this is applicable or not, but if I set the new "validating" servlet parm to "false", I'll still get parse errors if the tag is in the .xml file. I get around this by deleting that tag from the .xml file. With both of these elements in place, I don't get any errors duri

Re: Missing struts-config_1_0.dtd when not logged on

What servlet engine are you using? -Donnie >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/21/01 09:19AM >>> Presumeably some kind of configuration error. Any ideas how to correct this? I'm using the Feb 20 build. During startup when SAXParserImpl trys to execute for the struts-example, if I'm logged on to the Intern

Re: Missing struts-config_1_0.dtd when not logged on

workaround. I know this has and is supposed to work on that platform. -Donnie >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/21/01 11:02AM >>> Tomcat 3.2.1 DONNIE HALE wrote: > What servlet engine are you using? > > -Donnie > > >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/21/01 09:19AM >&g

Re: Missing struts-config_1_0.dtd when not logged on

Tom, First, the web.xml file isn't parsed by the ActionServlet; it's parsed by the servlet engine when it's initializing a web application (web.xml is part of the standard for defining the properties/characteristics of a "web application"). It should be completely parsed and accepted as correc

Version 1.1 - Workflow / Event Model

Hi folks. As I've read about various frameworks' support (or lack thereof) for an "event--based" approach to model 2 apps, some things sprang to mind. I checked the v1.1 to-do page and saw a couple of items that may cover this. I'm wondering if it wouldn't be useful to allow for "queueing" of

Re: IBM Websphere and other app server

That's not completely accurate. WebSphere v3.5 fix-level 2 provides JSP 1.1 and servlet 2.2 support, including the ability to deploy .war files. However, as I posted a couple of days ago, there are some issues in the implementation which cause Struts to fail under WebSphere. -Donnie >>> [EMA

Re: Struts installation notes

We had multiple problems getting a Struts app to run under WebSphere (Advanced, 3.5 fix2). First, the validation of the struts-config.dtd failed during ActionServlet.init(). We hacked around this by modifying ActionServlet to call "digester.setValidating(false)" rather than passing "true". The

Enhydra: Re: DTD validation of struts-config.xml

To those interested: I followed the rabbit trail implied by Craig's response, and have discovered that in fact there is an issue when Struts attempts to register its local DTD in the initDigester method. However, I believe it may be due to a bug in the Struts code, not Enhydra's class loader.