the workflow works as
expected.
A trip through the RequestProcess source has not helped me understand
why theBack button causes a trip back to the server. I'm not setting
Expire headers, so itseems that all data should be cached in the
browser.
Insight appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael C. Clark
I have a small ActionForm which I would like to include on all pages
of my webapp (it does a login, with user name and password). When
the validate() method returns an ActionErrors object, I would like
control to return to the page that the login ActionForm was called
from.
Is there a way to do
I'm trying to populate a multibox from an array that lives in my
ActionForm (like the example in Ted's book p. 298). I keep getting a
NullPointerException when the logic:iterate tag trys to read the
String array property from the ActionForm.
If I create the String array in the JSP and set it
Flash can (and probably had) launched the Space Shuttle, and would be
nice to use for exactly what you are trying to do. If it is an
appropriate UI for you, it is quite good at processing requests
asynchronously using XML.
Just don't use cute animations, and you'll be fine.
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Being able to return XML to the UI is not all that bad, when you
consider the opportunities for integrating other technolgies for
presentation (if you like XSLT and the like).
There are also some nice tools that take advantage of the modular
nature of FlashMX, and the native XML parsing
One could make the argument that the .NET framework IS your Struts
equivalent (though we know there is no real 'equivalent'). The
Framework offers some server-side controls that are accessed via tags
in your scripts, and the opportunity to extend this library as you
see fit). I've not heard of
I've read the Goodwill book a couple of times. If you're not new
to struts, it may not be of great value. It will get you up and
running, is clearly and succinctly written and has good, though
*basic* examples.
-Mike
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