If it is a class, you could:
1. add it to the WEB-INF/classes directory (in the appropriate directory
structure)
2. Add the class directly to the classpath
Also, import the file in your page such as:
<%@ page import=org.apache.jsp.tr %>
HTH,
Pete
>>Hi
>>
>>Iam a novice to Struts and need y
Here are a couple options:
1. Create your page as a frameset... Then each frame can have it's own
action as its source.
2. Use one action that is responsible for retrieving all of the
information for one page. The internal code may have to reference
helper classes (or maybe even other action(
Correct, if you forward to a jsp, it will display the compile jsp
servlet. If you forward to a do, then it
will look for that action in your actions-config.xml and execute the
appropriate action class.
This allows you to chain actions together.
HTH,
Pete
>What' s the difference between a f
There are a couple options I can think of:
1. use request.getHeader("Referer")
2. add a property to your generic class that holds the return link.
Then have the calling class set it.
3. you could use javascript to back up, but that is ugly...
HTH,
Pete
>Hi,
>
>I have a generic action class
Hello Amit,
You do not need Ant in order to use Struts. Ant is a tool for
compiling/jarring/installing/etc that can make building/testing/installing much
more efficient (and easier - in my opinion). Personally, I think it saves me quite
a bit of time during testing, so I would recommend it.
Unless this is a new "feature" of struts, you may create an action
without specifying a form using the following syntax:
We are using Struts: 1.0 beta 3 (release build June 2, 2001)
HTH,
Pete
> You can specify an action without a form bean with this syntax:
>
>
You can create an administrator action to peform this for you.
I think that the struts-example app might have an example of this.
You might want to check the archives, because this question has been
asked many times.
HTH,
Pete
Mitesh Mehta wrote:
Is
there a way to refresh/reload messages fro
You can set the target of the form to be a new window. The browser will
then be responsible for
loading the resulting page into a new window.
HTH,
Pete
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Struts.
>
> I am having a form where in the user can enter the search criteria and
> click
I think you want to look into the HttpSessionBindingListener.
Search the archives for this, I believe others have asked pretty much
this same question.
HTH,
Pete
Anish Acharya wrote:
Hello
everyone. Just a quick question for you. I want to free certain
resources and clear certain objects f
> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 3:48 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: multiple resource files in ActionServlet?
>
> Is there anyway to have Ant merge multipe message resource files
> together at build time?
>
> Brian DeHamer
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
&g
I don't believe that you can do this.
However, there are a couple of options available to you...
1. Make multiple files and merge them when you build your project.
2. Extend ActionServlet and allow multiple resource bundles to
be read in.
I believe there was some mention a while back about aut
I haven't actually used the html:select tag, but it looks as though is
expects to retrieve data from a bean.
The name attribute specifies which bean to use (in the pageContext) and the
property attribute specifies which
property of the bean to use.
HTH,
Pete
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> In the
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Mike Bungay wrote:
> This question is to anyone that can possibly help me. I have a jsp form
> that is running 3 actions, these actions are managed by JavaScript (i.e. if
> delete is pressed the action is changed to delete.do, etc.).
>
> My question:Is there anyway to stop an action from r
try
pageContext.getServletContext()
HTH,
Pete
"Johnson, Nathaniel" wrote:
> Does anyone know how to get the servletContext from within a custom tag
> (public class MyTag extends SupportTag...)
>
> Thanks!
> Nate
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Check out the window.open() javascript method.
HTH,
Pete
Jean-Francois Brassard wrote:
Hello, I
need some help for create a new window with no status bar and a specific
size, and with the current session. Thank
you in advance Jeff
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"Liu, Xin" wrote:
> Why can't we treat struts.jar the same as other struts, i.e., why cannot we
> put struts.jar into classpath?
You can place the struts.jar in the classpath.
However, then you must make sure you do not have another copy of it in the lib
directory.
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I assume that your select tag is expecting to get data from your form object that you
had
previously placed into the request?
When you return to the 'toJsp' page, you will need to place the form object back into
the
request, or place the form object in the session in the first place.
When you s
There is a target attribute in the
Have you tried setting the target to "_top" ?
HTH,
Pete
Stefan Faist wrote:
> Hi all,
> why have a frameset and open a link without this framset. Then I want to go
> back to the frameset with this forward.
> the main.jsp is the
> page with the frameset.
Andreas Leitner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> (Not sure if this belongs to struts or tomcat). How do I find out what
> language the user (resp. html-browser) preferes?
>
request.getLocale()
>
> Second, I read at various places about users and roles in tomcat and
> struts, where can i find out more about th
One solution would be to have your action point to a frameset. If you do not
know which pages you want in the frameset until after the original action has
been completed, you could have your frameset point to other actions. This way,
each frame may decide which final page to access.
HTH,
Pe
The struts tags have a target attribute that you may set to point to the
desired frame.
Since the target is actually handled by the browser (as where to display
the results), there isn't really much "handling" to be done by struts.
Our site has 3 frames within a frameset. We have not experienced
In your web.xml, there should be a section that maps the *.do extension
to the action servlet, for example:
action
*.do
However, if you are running the example, It should be in there.
Pete
Jonathan Yang wrote:
The appserver is
tomcat3.2.3. can sucessfully show the
The name of your web app is bbnpa?
Then shouldn't your WEB-INF directory be located here?
/bbnpa/WEB-INF
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> Hi i still get the following error message.
>
> My path is
> /bbnpa/helloworld/WEB-INF/classes/helloworld/HelloWorldResources.properties
> Any more pointers Ch
elloWorldResources
>
> 1
>
>
> Tried the second option previously and again no joy.
> The first option can i drag & drop into the classes .jar the property
> file as all my jar's are in my WEB-INF/lib dir.
>
>
In your web.xml, what do you have defined for the application init-param?
where is your properties file located?
You have a couple of options:
You could place the properties file in your classes jar (in the appropriate
directory structure)
or you can place it in the WEB-INF/classes directory (wit
You could use: request.getHeader("Referer")
Which class has the getReferrer() method?
HTH,
Pete
Web Programmer wrote:
> Hi All!
>
> I am trying to capture of the entire URL of where the
> user has come from - i.e., the URL of the previous
> page. I am getting null value when I invoke the
You can access the session through the HttpServletRequest:
Object myObject = request.getSession().getAttribute("myKey");
HTH,
Pete
Melissa Rabin wrote:
> I need to access a session object within an ActionForm class - is this
> possible, & how?
>
> Melissa Rabin
> Web Developer
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try disabled instead of disable
You can check the TLD for which attributes are valid for a given tag.
HTH,
Pete
D M wrote:
> Hi, I don't know if this question has been already submitted. Heck, I
> don't even know if this list is active.
>
> Anyways how do you use the html:text tag
One option:
When you trap an error, look up the i18n text for that specific error.
Then place the translated text in your error bean.
Your page can then use the format:
For example, when you trap the exception that you were unable to connect to
the database, lookup
"login.error.label.noserverco
maybe try:
http://www.husted.com/about/struts/resources.htm#tutorials
HTH,
Pete
Adriano de Pinho Tavares wrote:
Hi
All! Does Anybody knows
a strut tutorial for beginers? Thanks
in advanceAdriano
You are ending your target prematurely.
should be:
HTH,
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> Hi there folks, I have taken the second plunge into my buildfile
> experience the first was fine nevertheless i have a question my second
> buildfile states an error ie Unexpected element "copy"
> \bui
check out:
org.apache.struts.taglib.html.FormTag.getActionMappingURL()
HTH,
Pete
Matt Raible wrote:
> Here's the entry for this mapping in the struts-config.xml
>
> path="/signIn"
>
> type="us.co.douglas.application.timetracker.presentationlogic.SignInAction"
>name="sig
Is your page possibly timing out?
I have experienced large pages timing out when trying to compile them.
Although, I have a page that has over 14000 chars, and it compiles.
just a thought,
Pete
Christine Eckstein wrote:
> Are there length restrictions on how many characters can be
> in a JS
Are you storing the collection in the session as an attribute or are you
attempting to retrieve it from a bean that is stored in the session?
Either way, when you retrieve the attribute (collection or bean), it is
returning as a null?
Pete
Vaibhav Patil wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a bean hav
There are some messages in the archives about this:
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg10266.html
HTH,
Pete
Stefan Faist wrote:
> Hi all,
> I get this Error:
> 2001-07-13 11:41:58 - Ctx( /zeiterfassung-struts ): IOException in:
> ( /zeiterfassung-struts + /hmisty
how are you executing ant.bat?
In your dos prompt, move to the ant/bin directory, then execute it.
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
Hi all i have just downloaded a exampl from netbeans
of a sample build.xml
Thus i have installed in the ant's
dir at the same level as
bin,doc,&lib is this correct as when
i
ctory.
Check which environment variable it is appending them to. (Ant 1.2 uses
LOCALCLASSPATH)
Maybe add an echo to show the contents of the variable and make sure that you are
getting the ant.jar file??
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> Is this ok
>
> Peter Alfors wrote:
>
> > print out yo
that this was inclusive
for all jar's
set classpath=C:\jakarta-ant\bin\ant.jar (is this correct)
Cheers Chuck
Peter Alfors wrote:
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Is the ant.jar in your classpath?
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
Hi again i have set my classpath within AutoExec.bat
as follows
set TOMCAT_HOME=C:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.2
set ANT_HOME=C:\jakarta-ant-1.2
set JAVA_HOME=C:\JDK1.3
set PATH=%PATH%;%ANT_HOME%\bin
Thus on checking the ant's bin dir the ant.bat
Do you have the ActionServlet init-param "nocache" set to true?
>From ActionServlet.java:
"nocache - If set to true, add HTTP headers to every response intended to defeat
browser caching of any response we generate or forward to"
HTH,
Pete
"Zeltser, Mark" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have strut
It looks as though you named the file ActionMapping.java when it should
be ApplicationMapping.java.
The file name must be the same as the class name.
HTH,
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> Hi all , well i have tried everthing in the book/doc's to no avail, I
> would like to know that say for instan
Here is one option:
When you retrieve the data from the database in Test2Action, place it in the
session. Then the next time Test2Action is
executed, check for its existence in the session. If it exists, use it,
otherwise, refresh from the database.
When Test1Action is executed, remove the sess
Basically:
A forward will use the same request.
A redirect will create a new request.
HTH,
Pete
Holger Wiechert wrote:
> Hi,
> I know, this is a totally newbie question, but the struts manuals handle this issue
>quite marginal.
> So, what's the difference between a forward and a re
I don't believe that this will work.
To my understanding, JavaScript does not have access to objects within a request or
session.
By the time the javascript is run, the request is dead.
There may be a better solution than this...
One solution would be to have your JSP page generate a javascript a
my action perform() I am doing the following: String
query = request.getSession().getId();
String action = "/postsecure_jump.do?sessionid=";
System.out.println(action+query);
return new ActionForward( action+query,
true); Can someone
tell me how to add query strings properly
-
Is it possible that you are redirecting instead of forwarding?
Jonathan wrote:
I
am submitting to an Action which when successful places an object in the
request and forwards to a second Action, which looks for the item in the
request, and forwards yet again to a third Action which gets the i
Oops, I was not answering the right question
You will need the Servlet.jar when running your app, but at the moment,
you need it to compile.
Therefore, make sure that it is included in your classpath in your
IDE, or in the ant script (if you are using ant), etc...
Pete
Peter Alfors wrote
also parser,ant,jasper,webserver,jaxp and servlet.jar thus i
have c&p to my C:\jt-3.2.2\webapps/bbnpa/WEB-INF/lib.
I assume that is the correct .
Cheers Chuck
Peter Alfors wrote:
Do you have the servlet.jar in your classpath?
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> On attempting to creat the joinst
Ahh... I think I see what you are trying to do.
You have your own modified version of the AcitonMappings class.
If you want to add classes to the web-inf/classes directory, then you will need to
add the appropriate directory structure
that corresponds to the package. Therefore, make an
web-inf/cl
Are you looking for the ActionMapping class file or java file?
either way, it should be in your download of struts???
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> Hi yes all my jar files are in WEB-INf\lib.Could you post a snippet of
> ActionMappings.class.
> As i have located a copy in the struts-example in anot
That is the correct package... Where do you have your struts jar?
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> Hi, pls can some one confirm the package name for ActionMappings as i
> recieve the following error.
>
> I am aware that i have the incorrect package thus were does ActionMappings
> reside.
> Cheers Chu
The problem with splitting into two lists is that the "advanced" users will
not be around to answer the "beginner" questions.
I agree that there is a lot of traffic on this list, both beginner and
advanced. I see it as a benefit though.
The beginners get to learn from the advanced, and the advanc
If your question is just - "Is it possible"? Then the answer is Yes.
However, if you are asking for the current tags to implement this, that is a
totally separate question. That would take some re-work.
Pete
Aapo Laakkonen wrote:
> Is it possible to have custom tags that can have both child e
The html:submit tag sets the submit name to "submit".
JavaScript gets confused when an object (your submit button) has the same name as a
javascript method you are trying to call.
If you set the submit name to something else, like btnSubmit", it will work fine.
HTH,
Pete
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Your page:
...
...
In your class:
String[] qtys = request.getParameterValues("qty");
HTH,
Pete
Paul Beer wrote:
> could someone please send some sample code of sending multiple text fields
> of the same name to a form bean ? i looked through the mail archives
try:
http://www.mail-archive.com/
"Gangadharappa, Kiran" wrote:
> Hi Niall,
> I am kind of new to this mailing list. Any idea where I can find the
> archives?
> regards
> Kiran
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Niall Pemberton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 4:
A request's life cycle is over when the page is created. Therefore, you
cannot pass information using the request (back to the server) You could do
this:
The action class sets the date in the request for the page to retrieve.
The page turns around and places it in either a hidden field, or as a
You could subclass the ActionServlet and over-ride the initApplication() method.
This is the method that loads the file.
You could then display the file, and its contents if you wanted. (maybe use a
debug setting to specify if you want this to happen?)
Or, you could write a simple class that pull
onclick="document.form[0].action="registration.do?id=12"/>
> >
> >
> > The action will be processed correctly, but since it
> > can't automatically look the corresponding form bean
> > you need to specify it with the name attribute. I
> >
The ActionServlet class stores the users locale (retrieved from the browser) during
the first request.
(see ProcessLocale() method)
It is stored in the user's session under the key: Action.LOCALE_KEY <-- member
variable of Action class.
Therefore, to change the locale, you need to change the val
Clicking a hyperlink does not submit a form. Fields within a form are
only passed through the request when the form is submitted. Therefore,
you need to have your image hyperlink submit the form.
You can do this using javascript. Check the archives, there are many
messages about this.
Pete
E
try:
As for the "alt" attribute, it looks at though the html:img taglib will only
accept either a string or a resource bundle key.
Since you cannot nest taglibs (use a taglib as an attribute for another) you
would need to retrieve the alt message from your bean, place it in a scriptlet
variabl
can see it already in my piece of code, the first
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Peter Alfors" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2001 3:24 PM
> Subject: Re: How can I pass extra information on Submit button?
&g
Are you going to place a button next to each record in the list?
Jerzy Kalat wrote:
> Thanks,
>
> Well, I know about this solution, but they insist on button.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Peter Alfors" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PRO
You could use a link rather than the submit button.
Then when you iterate through your result-set, you just add the 'id' to
the link.
Pete
Jerzy Kalat wrote:
> Hi, I list many records on the form. Each record has 'Details' submit
> button, which suppose to flip form from 'List'mode to 'Details
The name attribute is not required.
You can leave it out, however, if you are using the html:form taglib on
your page, then
it will want an actionform. So in that case, you will either need to have
an empty bean, or use the standard HTML tag --> without a bean.
HTH,
Pete
Kief Morris wrote
try
HTH,
Pete
"Pal, Gaurav" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a dynamic label HTML form through the bean:message
> tag. What I want to do is as follows:
>
>
>
> It gives a compilation error that the key string is unenclosed, anybody have
> any ideas how to do this?
>
> Thanks in ad
are you using tomcat as your webserver?
I think I recall someone explained this a while back.
It was something along the lines of:
The tomcat webserver starts to load an image then realizes it has it in cache,
so stops in the middle and uses the cached copy, which throws a socket exception.
If
Bill,
Did you name your submit button "submit" ?
I came across this problem as well.
It appears that you cannot name an object on your screen the same thing
as
a javascript action, for example, submit().
When I renamed by submit button to "btnSubmit" it worked fine.
Pete
Bill Pfeiffer wro
see mail archive:
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg06172.html
(use two apostrophes)
Pete
Matteo Di Giovinazzo wrote:
> THE ESCAPING \' DOESN'T WORK
>
> Matteo
>
> >- Original Message -
> >From: Mikkel Bruun
> >To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> >Sent: Tuesday,
>> >
>org.apache.tomcat.service.http.HttpConnectionHandler.processConnection(HttpConnectionHandler.java:210)
>> >
>> > at
>> > org.apache.tomcat.service.TcpWorkerThread.runIt(PoolTcpEndpoint.java:416)
>> >
>> > at
>> > org.apache.tomcat.util
AM 6/18/2001 -0700, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Peter Alfors wrote:
> You do not need an ActionForm. You can read straight from the
form
> parameters in your action class as you mentioned.
>
Yes, you can definitely do this. Of course, you give up the automatic
s
check out:
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"Shaikh, Mehmood" wrote:
> Can you post the link to Struts Mailing list archive on struts homepage.
>
> Thanks
You do not need an ActionForm. You can read straight from the form parameters in your
action class as you mentioned.
Pete
Bill Firestone wrote:
> I have hit upon the same problem as this thread, but I didn't see a resolution.
>
> It seems that in Struts 1.0, there must be an ActionForm for e
goto:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/mail2.html
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- Original Message -
> From: "Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 7:33 PM
> Subject: Re: struts-config.xml - How do I open a "success" path as a new
> window???
>
> On Thu, 14 Jun 20
In the tomcat/conf/server.xml file, search for:
Hi,
>
> I have a question regarding servlet log mechanism.
>
> Where does the servlet.log(String msg, int level) write the message to? Can
> I set the destination in some configuration file? In Tomcat, there is a
> directory users\www\logs. Ho
Your javascript code looks correct. :)
However, if at all possible, I would avoid using javascript. Basically,
because the user may have javascript turned off in their browser.
Pete
Abraham Kang wrote:
> Hi Linnea, I think it would be easier to use href="javascript:window.open('yourAction.d
What happens when you execute this?
I would think that this should do what you want??
Pete
> -Original Message-
> From: Linnea Ahlbeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 1:52 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: struts-config.xml -
Adding javascript validation to a JSP file is done the same way you
would in an HTML file.
Pete
rajiv mulay wrote:
> Hi, How to do javascript validations in the jsp pages. rajiv
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The source (src) attribute should work. This can be very helpful if you
have common methods that you want to share across multiple pages.
notice the leading '/' and also, do you have the ending tag,
this is required as well.
As for the js extension... here is an snippet from "HTML: The Def
In an anchor:
link text
or in a button (parent frame):
or in a button, uppermost frame (in cases of multiple framesets):
-- you will want to check the syntax for the javascript.
HTH,
Pete
Abraham Kang wrote:
> Joyce,I do not think there is a struts way of doing this but yo
Looks like javascript does not know the name of your form.
I have not used the html:form tag before, but from looking at the code, it does
not look like having the form named in your
xml document is going to set the form name. The html:form tag takes an
attribute 'name' that you could set:
or
You can either link to a javascript file:
Or include the javascript code directly:
function myFunct() {}
and call methods from whichever event you want: onLoad, onClick, etc
HTH,
Pete
Chuck Amadi wrote:
> I have placed the CSS file in my struts-bbnpa( named web app) and
>
Hello all,
I have a design question for the web gurus out there.
Initialy, our security only determined if the current user could access
the desired page. However, now, we are taking it one step farther.
Depending on the user, fields must either be displayed or not.
Since our pages currently
Im not sure if I understand the question fully...
Do you need to create the PDF on the fly? or just point to existing PDF
files?
Do you have a question on framesets?
If you already have the PDF file, you can display it in your frameset
the same as you would any other HTML, JSP file.
However, the
his as a META tag only as a header.
>
> I added the following to one of my action classes and the perform()
> method was called when I pressed 'Back':
>
> response.addHeader("Pragma","no-cache");
> response.addHeader("Cache-control","
I haven't done anything with templates, so this may not be correct.
However, if you are referencing a style sheet in your header (on a
regular page), the link:
/struts-bbnpa/css/bbnpa.css
is a reference from the context, not the WEB-INF directory.
Therefore, you would want to change your link
ge -
> From: "Peter Alfors" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 9:56 AM
> Subject: Re: How to add .props files to web.xml
>
> > You do not need to specify the style sheet in the web.xml file. You can
> ju
mbed in your page which will force the page to reload (not
> just display a snapshot). This should enable handling the situation in
> scriptlets or your action class.
>
> -Original Message-----
> From: Peter Alfors [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001
The users locale is stored in the session key: Action.LOCALE_KEY.
The ActionServlet class defines this key during the first request (but only
once).
Therefore, you can redefine this after the user selects the flag of his choice.
The message taglib uses this locale when choosing the appropriate res
You do not need to specify the style sheet in the web.xml file. You can just
point to it in each of your pages.
However, if you wanted it configurable, you could over-ride ActionServlet.init()
to take in the location of the style sheet and save it as an attribute of the
session. Then, each of yo
Depending on which browser you use, and the data on the page, the back button
may cause (or ask) the page to reload.
However, some browsers (like IE) only display a snapshot of what the last page
rendered to.
Therefore, you cannot use scriptlets or the action class. However, you are able
to kick-
To specify the application resources, you add the following to your web.xml
file...
...
application
com.myResources.ApplicationResources
...
Pete
Wes Bramhall wrote:
> Sorry for being a complete newbie, but what is the XML for adding this
I don't think that you have control of when the frames are loading. The browser
attempts to load both frames simultaneously. (Please correct me if I am wrong)
Therefore, you would have to do something kinda funky (javascript) to instruct
another frame to 'reload' after the current frame finishes.
One additional thought. If you find it easier to have a bundle for each page, then
you could combine both ideas.
Use a more defined naming convention, and combine them into one bundle during your
build.
Peter Alfors wrote:
> We are currently using two different resource bundles. One for
duplicates; and you probably want to use
> the same resource names anyway to keep a consistency. Anyone else have any
> ideas?
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Peter Alfors" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 20
You could combine all of your property files during your build.
This would allow you to have as many different property files as you
want.
However, you need to be careful that you do not have duplicate names
across multiple files.
HTH,
Pete
Jonathan wrote:
> Hello all. It appears that the
when you submit a form, you just need to set the action to the action class
that you want in invoke.
If you have your web.xml set up to use the Struts ActionServlet whenever the
desired mapping is encountered, then
you should be fine.
Check out the Struts example application to make sure that y
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