Hi all,
I have some questions/problems about using struts at
www.webappcabaret.com:
Which servlet engine should I use: Tomcat 3.1 or NGASI 1.0?
Where do they differ?
When using Tomcat 3.1 I get the followig error message:
--- 8< ---
Error: 500
Location: /xpmailorg/index.jsp
Internal Servlet E
ow','width=800,height=600,resi
> zable=no,scrollbars=yes');return(false)"/>
>
>
>
> This works in that it opens a new window and stops anything happening in
> the old window. The problem is, the form doesn't seem to be submitted,
> and the action is not call
dow
before you make
the login checking? To describe it clearer: open the new
window, show as
first page the login screen and after a succesfull login
show
"reconciliation.jsp". With the way you do it right now you
will get some
problems, in my opinion, when the "reconciliation.jsp"
nd with.
> This works fine, I get my window okay and it displays properly, the
> problem is it still displays a duplicate in the original browser window?
> Does anyone know how to stop this?
>
> Thanks, Joel.
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Jens Rehpöhler
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Hy all,
there's an article about using reflection in servlets on the javaworld homepage:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1221-reflection_p.html
Jens
Niall Pemberton wrote:
> Donnie,
>
> How about this as an alternative. I have created a subclass of Action called
> StandardAct
Hi Ted,
> Dreamweaver doesn't seem to read TLD's directly. It has its own
> extension system -- that also works with ColdFusion, ASP, and whatever
> else.
as far as I know Dreamweaver or better Dreamweaver Ultradev supports only JSP
1.0. That would explain why Dreamweaver can't handle TLD's dire
Hello Craig,
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> * What about bookmarks? You have to be ready for the fact that users
> are going to *try* this, even if you do not want them to. Alternatives have
> been presented to protect JSP pages from this kind of access.
I think with a clean design you ca
Hallo Maya,
Maya Muchnik wrote:
> Hi, Jens,
> When I had asked a question about calling jsp directly, I was concerned,
> that a user can see a directory or see a link (as I do) and call this
> jsp directly from a browser query / input line. The user likes to
> experiment.
> That is all. He does
Hi all,
I'm watching this list quite a while and wondered why so
many people try to call there JSP pages directly from the
browser. In my understanding of the MVC pattern all requests
to your web application must be handled from the controller
servlet (ActionServlet). The only JSP page which cou
Hello Nathan,
> I want to allow my partner, who is doing the page design, graphics, and
> JSP to "bounce" Tomcat remotely WITHOUT giving him an account on my
> machine.
>
> I've already written a simple buildServlet that updates the local copy
> of our CVS project and builds it to the context dir
Hello Craig,
as always you gave the conclusive hint. Perhaps you should add an example of the usage
of
this methods to the documentation. It would make things much more clearer.
thanks,
Jens
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> Jens Rehpöhler wrote:
>
> > Hello Steven,
&g
Hello Steven,
I think I didn't described my problem correctly. Parsing the properties of a tag works
well. But I want to parse the content between some tags. For example:
this is the value i want to initialize my class with
With the addSetProperties method I can parse the pr
Hi all,
I'm trying to read the body content of a xml tag with the Digester class. By
using the standard methods from the class I only get an empty String. Here's the
example code (i justed played around with the user database from the struts
example):
Digester Code:
// this works fine
digester.
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