RE: multiple buttons on a form

This is how I did it, and it seems to work well: In my form I have the following: Add Save Delete In my action, I check for the existance of one of these properties and act accordingly. For example, String value = request.getParameter("add"); if (value != null) { //do something... }

RE: Generate Javascript popup from Action

Anthony, Here's another option. If, in your Action, it's determined that the popup is needed, set a request attribute. Then in your JSP, check for the existence of the request attribute, using for example, and create a custom tag to generate the required Javascript. The custom tag could even

RE: Seeking Know-How Advice: How Do I Implement Pop-up Error Windows With Struts

I wrote my own "errors" custom tag that sends back the javascript to display the error in a popup window rather than the html sent back by the struts error tag. It still uses the ActionErrors that the struts error tag uses, so none of your other code has to change. -Karen -Original Message-

RE: mapping.getInput() and request scope beans

, this helped Thomas -Original Message- >From : Prengaman.Karen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To : "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date : 04 December 2001 00:49:13 Subject : mapping.getInput() and request scope beans Hello, > >I have a jsp that display

mapping.getInput() and request scope beans

Hello, I have a jsp that displays data and has a very simple one-button form with one hidden field. When this form is submitted, ExitAction is called. In ExitAction's perform method, if a certain condition occurs, I want to return to the calling page. I do this with the following code: return

RE: JSP page without form bean ?

You can define an action that has an action class, but no form-bean. Here's an example of an action that I am using, and it works great: Karen Prengaman Software Engineer -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 8

RE: links to javascript with index variables

Rob, I did something similar today. I went through a lot of the same steps as you and here is what I finally came up with (using your code): Name: I'm not sure if this is the best solution, but it's working. -Karen -Original Message- From: Rob Breeds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Forwarding After Login

Hi, I've searched the struts-user archives and have not found what I am looking for. Here is what I am trying to do: In my action classes, I am forcing a user to log in by checking to see if a user is logged in before processing the action. If they are not logged in, they are forwarded to the

RE: Form Bean

Cameron, are you still experiencing this problem? I just ran into the same thing and thought I would share how I solved it. I too was creating a form bean and then adding it to the session. When the corresponding jsp was loaded, all the values were reset to the default. Upon examining my stru

RE: Common User Interface for JSP's

Hi Ted, I joined the Struts Mailing List yesterday and have already learned some valuable information. I have seen Tiles refered to in several different posts and am wondering where I can find out more information about it (I couldn't find a Contrib folder, but wasn't sure where to look for it).

RE: Struts Configuration problem

Scott, In your Action object, get your DataSource using the call to servlet.getServletContext()..., and then pass the DataSource to your JavaBean object where you allocate your connection. This way you avoid tying your JavaBean to the web application, and also remove the business logic from your