Why do you have this problem with extra lines in your html generated by the
<%@ %> section of your jsp and I do not - I use JBOSS and WebLogic both --
never saw this problem?
- Jim
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From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 3:42 PM
To: S
is it windows that has the eol be crlf and unix uses just cr? Somthing like
that I think... try looking at your jsp file in a hex editor and see if it
is crlf and if so change it to be just cr. Be careful moving file back and
forth between windows and unix, there is a unix util called dos2unix an
hmmm, looks like we both are having the same problems with bean:define in
WLS 6.1 sp5. I posted about my problem on Friday titled: "problem with
bean:define and wls 6.1 sp5 when using include". Same situation as you in
that after the define the script variable is not accessible. (I didn't have
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Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 2:28 PM
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Subject: Re: problem with bean:define and wls 6.1 sp5 when using include
should use toScope="request" I think.
sandeep
--- "Piper, James D CECOM SEC EPS"
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> I am havin
I am having a problem with bean:define and wls 6.1 sp5 when using it from a
<%@ include %> code. I don't have this problem with sp4.
For example here is a simple test case (this code works on WebLogic 6.1 SP4,
but it does not work on WebLogic 6.1 SP5):
FILE NAMED: wlstest.jsp
<%@ page la
eploy Struts application to
WLS pro blem
Dump WLS and go over to JBOSS in production. We are currenly going to save
something like
500k by not upgrading to wls 7.0 or wls 8.0 and go directly to Jboss in
production.
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From: "Piper, James D CECOM SEC EPS" <[E
This is a bit OT (probably has nothing to do with struts), but the problem
has gone from an irritation to annoying to really starting to tick me off. I
hope that since many of you are working with similar environments that you
may be able to help me out here:
Problem
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Intermittently when I
I don't know if it helps but I have used collections not in a form in order
to make a table similar to the one you show below:
I Put the object containing the collection (i.e. an ArrayList) in the
session scope then have the jsp use the nested:iterate tag to show each item
of the collection as a r
I found the RowTag by Amarda Business Systems Ltd useful for doing different
colors based on odd or even rows...
looking at their source they use logic like:
boolean evenNumber = (getRowNumber() % 2) == 0 ? true : false;
to determine odd or even where getRowNumber() essentialy gets the it
I too use WebLogic 6.1 and I use to have my struts.jar (and everything else
struts and Jakarta) in my war file's WEB-INF/lib directory and things seem
to be ok, as long as all I was doing was JSP/Servlet stuff. However, when I
tried to make my EJBs use the commons-logging.jar I had problems becaus
I'm still new at this, but can you have each of your [Page ? Actions] add a
uri to a linked list that gets stored in session. Then your [Page X Action]
could implement the perform() method to return 'new
ActionForward(myLastURI)' where myLastURI is the String of the uri read out
of the current bo
If I were to have a STRUTS enabled application where I had user types of
restricted_users, full_access_users, and admins and for the most part the
content of the screens the different user types get to see are the same,
except for maybe Id like there to be a few extra bits of functionality on
the
I am new to struts and I don't know if this is of any use or if it is even
right, but when I wanted to call an Action when the user clicked a link I
used something like (no forms involved):
Build Database: Button
and in my struts-config.xml had something like:
I don't know the ins and outs of why this is, but just in case anybody else
has had the same problem using the integrated jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3
combo... I found that if I carelessly jar up all my jsp support classes that
extend from Strut's 'Action' and 'ActionForms' into my EJB jar file that
g
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