> I would do the conversion in ActionForm. This is
> user interface
> HTML-problems and not business logic. You can
> override the
> setX-methods to do it, and make some extra
> getX-methods.
>
Is there another way to do it ? I would like to avoid
the tedious process of hand-coding all these s
Hi everybody,
I am new to Struts 1.1, so I have a few questions
about property formatting (I didn't find any answer in
the list archives).
1) In the ActionForm, the bean properties should be
String, it will avoid you formatting problems
(especially with dates, if you want to use the
html:text tag
ld not perform
> > > authentication logic. This should be placed in
> a Filter or a base
> >Action
> > > method that secured actions call before
> executing. It's there as an
> >example
> > > of using application specific custom tags with
> Struts tags.
> > >
Hi everybody,
The of the Struts application checks
if the user has logged in the application before
displaying a JSP page.
Therefore it manages a part of the security of the
application.
I would like to know if this tag is a good practice ?
If it can be used in a "real world" J2EE application ?
Hi everybody,
I have checked the archives and I could not find the
answer to my question, so here it comes :-)
I have programmed an extension to the Struts 1.0.2
taglibs, allowing to change the look of the JSP pages
according to the profile of the users.
As I didn't know of struts-layout, I did i
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