Jason Lea wrote:
Jose Gonzalez Gomez wrote:
Sorry, I wasn't explicit... I was thinking about other kind of
documentation, like requirements capture with use cases, analysis and
design with UML, etc
We used DocBook with some extensions for creating Use Cases. So that
we could create PDFs
Mick,
Thanks for your response, but I cannot take that approach because of
control version. I think there are some products that lets you control
versioning of Word documents but they are not free/open source. About
free tools for UML, there are a few, in case you are interested. I'm
Hi there,
I want to document a project using something free, with text format
so I can include it in cvs (I know I can include binaries, but you lose
all the information about changes), and I would like to be able to
integrate it with maven. The options so far are html (or xhtml),
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From: Jose Gonzalez Gomez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 1:46 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: [OT] Documenting projects
Hi there,
I want to document a project using something free, with text format
so I can include it in cvs (I know I can include
quick answer with another quick question... why don't you use JNDI
with its LDAP extensions?
Adolfo Miguelez wrote:
Hi All,
quick question. Is there any LDAP client project in the Jakarta/Apache
set of projects.
Otherwise, is there any open source outside?
TIA,
Adolfo
What do you mean with remote scripting?
Butt, Dudley wrote:
would anyone be so kind as to provide some info?
thx
-Original Message-
From: Butt, Dudley
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 3:15 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: remote scripting and Struts
Hi all,
We are currently making
Mark,
Please, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the action attribute in
the html:form tag is a run time expression, so there's no need to
extend the FormTag class in order to use a dynamic form action.
Regards
Jose
Mark wrote:
I just wanted to pass on a tidbit that might help
They HAVE to be able to access your images and your scripts. Images
and scripts are loaded by the browser in a different request when it
gets the html generated by your JSP, so you shouldn't try to limit
access to these resources.
Regards
Jose
Johan Wasserman wrote:
Hi, I have my
Why don't you make a business tier with EJBs and call them directly
from your standalone application? J2EE call this a client application.
Regards
Jose
santhosh wrote:
Hi Folks,
My requirement is as follows.
I have a standalone application which is build using swings. This
Edgar,
Is there support in struts-menu for dynamic menus? I evaluated it
for one of the applications I'm developing, but I got the impression
that you can only render menus that are specified in a configuration
file, and finally I used a javascript menu directly as I needed to
render a
Maybe you have your DynaActionForm bean stored in session? If so,
you should subclass DynaActionForm and provide a reset method.
Jose
Tony Tahbaz wrote:
Hello All,
I'm having a bit of trouble using a DynaActionForm with an html checkbox. My
form-bean looks like:
form-bean name=testForm
Try this:
ModuleConfig moduleConfig = (ModuleConfig)
httpServletRequest.getAttribute( Globals.MODULE_KEY );
FormBeanConfig supplierConfig = moduleConfig.findFormBeanConfig(
whateverYourBeanNameInStrutsConfig );
DynaValidatorActionForm actionForm = (DynaValidatorActionForm)
It seems that html:errors/ is broken in Struts 1.1rc1. I have a
jsp with the following code:
%@ taglib uri=http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/tags-html; prefix=html %
div class=disableTextboldhtml:errors//div
This page works fine, but whenever I change the uri to use the
html-el taglib
A few years ago, when Struts was not still available, we programmed
a web layer framework much more primitive than Struts but with similar
functionality for the project I was involved. One of the functionalities
we had was request flow control, so we were sure that the user wasn't
going
Maybe what we need is an abstraction over the current request
mapping stuff. If you think about it, what Struts basically does is
mapping a request from a browser to some class that then executes a
method (I know Struts has a lot more things, but this is the main one).
Maybe we could go a
I was thinking exactly about that... usually you could identify that
bunch of actions as steps inside an use case of the system. The data
collected inside that use case usually is useless outside that use case
and is usually used to make a call to business logic sitting in EJBs, or
business
Take a look at html:options. I think that's what you're looking for.
Regards
Jose
bobd wrote:
The following code successfully iterates over an array
coursetitles stored in bean reference courseCatalog.
logic:iterate id=element name=courseCatalog
property=coursetitles scope=session
This is a wild guess, but... are you using getProperty() instead of
get( property ) ?
Mark Lowe wrote:
Hello
Sorry another dynabeans question
I'm getting NoSuchMethodException when i can see that the properties i
wish to access are available (using the describes to produce a map and
Hi all,
From the struts-config DTD it seems you can include several message
resources in a module. Anyway, it seems Struts always try to get
messages from only one bundle, the one stored under
Globals.MESSAGE_KEY/module, unless you specify another key, for example,
in the bundle
Hello,
I'm trying to use html:messages, with no success. The curious thing
about this is I have a working html:errors tag in the same page. I get
the following exception when showing my jsp:
[ServletException in:/pages/admin/supplier/list.jsp] Cannot find message
resources under key
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