well because it
> insulates me from changes to the names of the jsp pages...you only have
> one spot to make a change.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Troy
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> On Fri, 2002-08-02 at 10:42, Kulp, Arian wrote:
> > That's not actually what I'm
rn null.
> *
> * @param name Logical name of the forwarding instance to be returned
> */
> public ActionForward findForward(String name) {
>
> ForwardConfig config = findForwardConfig(name);
> if (config == null) {
> c
Nope. This was a hypothetical example. It doesn't exist, but I'm wondering
if there is something like it.
-Arian
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> Subject: RE: Forwards in
I'm afraid I can see the answer, but wanted to be sure. In the
strugs-config.xml you can specify global-fowards. This seems like a great
way to set a logical name for the view resources. Unfortunately it is
rather redundant to define "logon" as "/logon.jsp" in global-forwards, just
to redefine
Have you tried a simple scriptlet with a break statement? I haven't checked
to see how the iterate tag is generated into code, but it may be worth a
try.
-Arian
> -Original Message-
> From: Kamholz, Keith (corp-staff) USX [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 8:58 A
Just a thought, but have you remembered to define the tag libary for
HTML? I had a similiar error once. I think with that you would see
show up in the final HTML though. The other thing, is the
use of ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR. I haven't used it so it may just be my
ignorance, but you
According to spec (IETF?), blank text fields and un-checked checkboxes do
not need to be sent back to the server. It seems that IE sends blank text
fields, but not un-checked checkboxes. I'm not sure how other browsers
handle this.
-Arian
> -Original Message-
> From: Kamholz, Keith (
It doesn't matter that all calls go through the same method since each would
be within the context of the calling thread. In other words, each caller
(servlet connection) is in a thread, so therefore the static call is made
from each thread (as opposed to all callers funneling through literally o
If you aren't accustomed to using JSP in your application, the initial
latency (that you say occurs the first time then is OK) would occur as the
web container compiles the JSP into a servlet. If you were using JSP's in
your application even prior to Struts, then it may just be a need to set the
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