RE: Breadcrumbs

Just getting caught up w/ the list, but another option to explore is to use a custom taglib, in our case, we had documents located under a folder tree, and wanted a breadcrumb back up to the top of the folder tree, so what I did was write a custom tag that looked like this: With some back-end co

RE: corporate hierarchy

I've had good success using the javascript functionality found at www.treeview.net - it works with every browser I've tested, and is pretty customizable. And it cost me $30 for commercial use, so its definitely a lot cheaper than investing developer time into a homegrown solution. Two slight

RE: [OT] Sending email from struts

For our project, what we're using is Velocity. I wrote up a simple velocity utility class that would take a velocity template, a hashmap of values, and return the formatted string, and then use that string for the mail body. Then you can keep your velocity files (.vm) in the classpath, and fetch

RE: Debugging in JBoss 3.2.3

The newest release works on M6. (3.7RC2, I believe) I havent had any trouble using it. -tim >Now, if only MyEclipse worked on 3.0 M6...hm - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EM

RE: deleted ApplicationResources_de.properties ghost

Does the same thing happen when you build/run the webapp on a different computer? Not sure what to tell you here, but that should at least narrow the scope to something in the source or some ghost file on your dev machine. -tim -Original Message- From: Adam Hardy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED

Unspecified action in LookupDispatchAction behavior?

sight on what I should be doing? Thanks! /fooAction.do // throws ServletError with handler not found message /fooAction.do?bar=invalid // non-valid parameter goes thru unspecified method. /fooAction.do?bar=valid// valid parameter does get executed. ======

RE: [OT] Oldest Language

List Subject: RE: [OT] Oldest Language yeah Tim I googled but was getting pages like the one you mentioned :-) but not what I wantedand so thought any of you might be better than google ;-) -R -----Original Message- From: Tim Kettering [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, Januar

RE: [OT] Oldest Language

You'd probably be best off asking Google (the one true Oracle). This is what turned up on "world's oldest language", but probably not the answer you were looking for. http://www.linguistlist.org/~ask-ling/archive-most-recent/msg01880.html -Original Message- From: Ramadoss Chinnakuzhan