I was actually looking for an easy way to do just this
(nest Dynas) for 4 hours today..
The easiest hack(at least in my mind a hack) is to write a
beanutils Converter to convert from a string to
DynaActionFrom.
Then when DynaActionFormClass.newInstance() sets the
inital property values have
but didn't get anywhere, got some concrete example I could admire?
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 4:29 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Lost in beans
I was actually looking for an easy way to do just
On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 08:32:30 -0500
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I have socket write error when using tiles.
I suppose it is because users click on other action
before the last tile is
displayed. I have so many of these that I suspect this
can cause performance
issues. Anyone can explain or knows
You might looks at useing roles to acomplish this external
to the JSP, AKA leave to logic out of the view, but
otherwise a Hashmap can be checked as a map backed
property like so..
logic:present name='permissionsHashMap' property='Manage
Countires'
although I don't know how it will handle
you can access hashmap values by name without the map(val)
notation.. this helps alot if you don't want to wrap the
mapback property in a bean. for example..
logic:present name='wraperBean' property='map(val)'
can be done with the same map but without the wrapper bean
like..
logic:present
What you will want to is make your commonFunctions an
interface. Next write a class to implement all of your
common functions. Then Write your action extending Action
and implementing your commonFunctions interface. Make your
common funtions an instance variable of your action and
then simply
needed to modify the behavior of your
CommonFunctionsImpl for a given action
class, you could extend CommonFunctionsImpl, and
then map the action class
to that new subclass.
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 10:00 AM
I am having a simmilar problem. I'm useing Struts 1.1b2
within WTE 3.5. The digester and requestProcessor refuse
to quit logging not matter what I set the log levels at.
I'm guessing I'm just not finding the correct
configuration file, but it's really getting annoying.
Matt,
On Thu, 30 Jan
Your Action gets passed a copy of the actionForm object
that it is useing. So specify the name of your
DynaValidatorForm in the name property of your action's
definition. Then populate the actionForm oject in your
action and forward to the JSP that expects a populated
DynaValidatorForm..
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/nested:iterate
On Thu, 30 Jan 2003 18:18:01 +0100
Boris Folgmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matthew Meyer wrote:
Your Action gets passed a copy of the actionForm object
that it is useing. So specify the name of your
DynaValidatorForm in the name property of your action's
definition. Then populate
I saw this once and couldn't figure it out. Then I reaized
that the taglibs weren't defined in the JSP and that they
were being evaluated.. Do a view source from your browser,
to verify this.. Hope This solves your problem, because
it's nice when they are easy to fix.
Matt,
On Thu, 30 Jan
I was wondering if there was a way to either nest
DynaValidatorForms, or any other way to use more than one
DynaValidatorForm in the same view/action?
The big gotcha if that I still need validation to
function. Can I use nested property notation in the
validation.xml?
Any help or experience on
Is there any reason that none of the books, or docs
discuss writeing javascript pluggable validators. I wrote
my own xorDependency pluggable javascript validator, one
field or the other field required but not both. It takes
one var named secondField that tells it the other field in
the
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