Hi there, I don't know if this is what you are after, and it's a bit
crappy because it essentially reduces the structured data of an XML file
to a String but how about a form bean with a String property xmlText.
Your action class would prepopulate this property by readying the XML as
a simple t
Hi there,
I don't know the answer but reading the javadoc on cloneBean it states -
"Clone a bean based on the available getters and setters..."
So if the getter on your bean isn't making defensive copies (and neither
is the setter) then i'd imagine your newly cloned bean will have
properties tha
Howdy,
For the level of information you are after, you need look no further
than the struts-example web app that comes with the Struts download.
Cheers,
Paul C
bhanu sistla wrote:
HI all,
I am totally news to struts. can i get good examples. i want examples based on
html.tld, bean.tld etc...
to investigate the conversion of a custom MVC
architecture to Struts.
If there is a Java platform equivalent to Struts then that may be
preferrable.
Cheers,
Paul C
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, Paul Curren wrote:
Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2003 19:28:54 +0100
From: Paul Curre
Hi there.
I believe JSF is involved at the V part of MVC. i.e. it could become an
alternative to some of the Struts taglibs, but I don't think it
specifies much about the application infrastructure.
So you could use JSF as an alternative to Struts, but then you need to
write a controller of yo
Would a subclassed RequestProcessor be a Struts level alternative to
Servlet Filters?
(I have no clue, i'm just wondering)
Cheers,
Paul C
Phillip Qin wrote:
I prefer servlet filter. If not logged in, redirect user to the login page.
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Holloway [mailto:
Where can I download magic from? I need some for a project, quickly!!!
Paul C
Mark Galbreath wrote:
That's because the Validator works by magic and you obviously have a hex in
your machine.
(sometimes I kill myself)
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Frances Aleah Z. de Guzman [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi there,
If you want multiple objects under the same key then essentially you are
just looking for a generic list/collection or whatever you want to call
it. No?
Or perhaps there are to be multiple lists - a Map containing entries
that are Collections then I guess.
Paul C
Denis Avdic wrote:
Hi there,
I've been doing this exact thing the last couple of days and I have it
working.
My html:hidden tags looks like -
i.e. only difference is I don't explicitly specify the form name.
My form is a DynaValidatorForm and a bug which i've seen from rc1 right
up to the May 26 nightly so far me
Cheers,
Paul C
Gregory F. March wrote:
On May 29, 2003, Paul Curren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
|You then have a few options -
|1) Associate the form bean with multiple actions, where each action is a
|separate page in your wizard (be sure to set the form bean to session scope)
|2) Have
Hi there,
Just create your form bean with all the properties you are concerned with.
You then have a few options -
1) Associate the form bean with multiple actions, where each action is a
separate page in your wizard (be sure to set the form bean to session scope)
2) Have all pages of the form s
;
Then use temp2 within the page attribute of the html:javascript tag e.g.
Nasty hack I reckon but gets me going in the mean time.
Paul C
Paul Curren wrote:
Hi there,
I'm using the nightly build from 25th of this month. My problem
relates to how a number of different tags are interactin
Hi there,
I'm using the nightly build from 25th of this month. My problem relates
to how a number of different tags are interacting.
So first, my page has the tag
I can then later in my page do
and this works.
However, if I try and do similar after or before the above tag using the
javascrip
13 matches
Mail list logo
