Pardon me if I'm missing something, but is it intended that the
javax.sql.DataSource be required in the ActionServlet? It's just that I
downloaded a recent build and I'm now getting errors when trying to compile
my actions. They relate to javax.sql.DataSource not being found on the
import. Is
Have the login page write a hidden field with the value of the requested url
and submit it to your logon action. From your logon action you can then
instantiate a new ActionForward and set the path to the requested url, as
defined in the hidden form field, and return that. Alternatively, instead
>
> I'm using the logic:iterate tag to render a table. Now
> I need to show alternating colours for odd and even
> table rows. How do I achieve this effect together with
> the logic:iterate tag?
>
What you could do is create a color alternating bean. I've made one for
similar uses. Here's how
web application development.
I can see it ending up a big cluge. I'm pushing for the use of Struts to
help rectify this.
Thanks
Scott
> -Original Message-
> From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 7:54 PM
> To: [EMAIL PRO
> >
> > My guess is that you don't have the jaxp jar files in the CLASSPATH.
> >
>
> tomcat should do this for you on startup--you should only
> need to set the
> JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to your jdk root
Of course that's assuming you have the appropriate libraries under
WEB-INF/
Dan,
There was most likely an error that occurred with the startup and the java
process ended. You could change the tomcat.bat file so that it doesn't run
java in another window. You can just remove the DOS "start" command in the
appropriate place and then run startup.bat from a command prompt.
Hello,
This is probably close to being off topic but...
We're currently looking at building an internal application system that will
be composed of functionally different components. By this I mean, for
example, we'll basically have different "applications" that will be
presented seamlessly to
For what it's worth, I was also experiencing serious performance problems
with the multipart request handling. I ended up trying out the multipart
handler stuff from "Java Servlet Programming" from Oreilly. I haven't
delved deep into the code so I apologize for not providing any specific
inform
the MultipartRequest
stuff from Oreilly and it works fine. I know I could have done it
differently, but any thoughts on what problems there might have been?
Thanks
Scott
-Original Message-
From: Schachter, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 2:58 PM
To: &#
Hello,
I'm facing a small dilema. I've created a struts action class that handles
requests for uploading files. I'm creating some action errors using the
standard struts method in which the action errors are added to an action
errors object and is forwarded to a page that is using the
tag. Wh
g of a deal? Any thoughts?
Thanks :)
Scott
-----Original Message-
From: Sayles, Scott SAXONHQ
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 9:55 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: struts-example question - DatabaseServlet / Digester
I'm just looking for a clarification of how digester
I'm just looking for a clarification of how digester.addSetTop works in the
example.
>From DatabaseServlet.load()
...
digester.addObjectCreate("database/user",
"org.apache.struts.example.User");
dige
stributed accross your whole application - for instance form
validation and repopulation of for elements in the event of input errors,
authenticated a user, personalizing the application look and feel or
collection of clickstream information.
I hope this was helpful.
Larry
-Original Message-
I'm relatively new to Struts and MVC based architecture for Web
applications. What are the implications to using a single controlling
servlet for a high volume site? i.e. do I have to worry about performace in
regards to using a single ActionServlet for all our requests?
Thanks
Scott
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