Revised version, still same problem...
Check this out:
the following works fine:
logic:iterate name=journalList id=journal
type=com.ovid.csa.ojcu.journal.Journal
logic:present name=journal
%=journal.getIssnNum()%
Check this out:
the following works fine:
logic:iterate name=journalList id=journal
type=com.ovid.csa.ojcu.journal.Journal
logic:present name=journal
%=journal.getIssnNum()%
%=journal.getJournalNameString()%
I can create an html form and associate a bean with it (i.e. html:form
name=Bean type=com.package.Bean). When I do this, I am happy to see
all of my form fields populated with values that they retrieve from the
getters in the bean. However, when I update those values, it appears that
I have to
Thank you S much for posting that. I have been wondering for quite
a while why I can't get any of my application class to be found.
Thanks Again,
Dallas
I don't think that JavaScript is your problem. Once the JSP page is
processed, the javaScript should look just like it does when you hardcode
the value into it. Looks to me like your application resource bundle may
have the key (header.simpleQueryImageSourceR) mistyped. Try just this
line
Would it be feasible to place struts-specific tags into an xslt (for
example bean:message key=foo/)? In other words, is there any way to
process the jsp code that the xslt returns? I'm trying to do this from the
context of a custom tag (so it's the custom tag that receives the jsp code
from
The reason why the value is null is because that is the default when you
don't specify a key value for your datasource. When that is the case you
will obtain your connection in the following manner:
You will add the key information to the datasource info in you
struts-config.xml file it will look like this:
data-sources
data-source
key=[some name I'll use to reference this datasource]
autoCommit=false
description=Data Source Configuration
Hi all, let me see if I can explain this. I have a custom tag that
displays a list of information from a database. The database will allow me
to apply an XSLT on the XML that it returns, and thus I can get the data
formatted how I want it. Essentially my tag calls a method get
XMLDataList(int
Actually, it works quite well for *.js. One nice use of it is if you want
to have an internationalized .js script (Say for instance you have alert
messages that you want to be able to display in different languages). By
configuring your servlet container to process .js files as though they
Let's say you have an alert box that has a message. You want that message
to be internationalized. Let's also assume that you want your JavaScript
source to not be in the jsp/html page, you would rather link to it (i.e.
script src="[location of JavaScript source file]").
How do you get the
I do appreciate the suggestions presented to me. Let me share with you how
I solved the problem.
It was actually quite simple. I simply added the following line to my
resin.conf (I'm using resin, but the same type of solution should work for
anything) file:
servlet-mapping
You'll need to edit your jbuilder.config file (in Jbuilder/bin/). You'll
see a line that looks like this: # Add JDBC Drivers And under it is where
you'll add the path to your jdbc driver. Then, restart Jbuilder, and your
jdbc explorer should work.
hh That works beautifully!
Zach Thompson
Okay, I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I haven't seen it, so
here it goes.
What are the preferred html editors for users of struts? Of course, I
expect to see Dreamweaver, but are there any others?
Strengths/weaknesses, you know the usual.
Thank you,
Dallas
Shouldn't there be a "border" attribute for the html:image tag? Or is it
there and I overlooked it?
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