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I know of some folks that put a few satellites in orbit that run on Forth. There is
nothing quite like having your hands right on the program stack. :)
M (the language formally known as MUMPS)... the database is the code / the code is the
database... the whole DB structure looks like DOM with
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Peter,
I have also been involved with a cutomer that wants client side field validation and
even page sections that magically appear when certain radio buttons and check boxes
are clicked.
These are people that have been using an Oracle forms based solution for many years
and have become
I would have beaten them, but I accidentally engaged the Infinite Improbability Drive
and wound up 33 minutes and 12 seconds ahead in time... and in Northern Virginia.
So if you ever plan to do a book signing in this area, please drop an announcement on
the list.
Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you really like having the perform method separate from the execute, just keep it.
But extend the Action class to create a new base class. That way, if perform is ever
permanantly removed, your code will still work.
For instance, I created a base class that extended Action and called it
Has anyone seen any effort afoot to make a drag-N-drop between a GUI like the one in
MiddleGen and an ActionForm so that you can build your pages using point and click and
have all the code generation for the action classes, DTOs/VOs, EJBs/DAOs done behind
the scenes xdoclet style. I know the
method to perform logic.
3. Return appropriate ActionForward to route to.
Seems like it's already as simple as it needs to be. You might look at
DispatchAction if you don't want a large number of Action classes.
David
From: Tony Baity
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To: [EMAIL
Hello,
I've been off the list for a while... busy coding up about 60 action classes and all
the JNDI behind them.
One thing I found about using the struts_config file is that it is a lot easier to
refactor, fix flawed business rules dealing with page flow, etc in the struts config
xml than
in later versions.
David
From: Tony Baity
Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: deprecated perform method in Action means roll your own Command
Pattern
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 18:13:40 -0700 (PDT)
Hello,
Just got back on the list again... man is it busy
Hello,
Just got back on the list again... man is it busy here
hey... about the command pattern that appears to be disappearing from the Action
class... do we roll our own now just using Action as a base class?
I really like that combined execute and perform functionality... so that I can
Hi,
Could you perhaps use a different path for new departments... for instance...
newDepartment.do
that maps to DepartmentAction but does not do the validation?
-Tony (is it close enough to Friday to post a [FRIDAY] yet?)
VEDRE, RANAPRATAP REDDY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use html links that
Hello,
Lets say I make a Struts application that runs on a private network... sort of an
intranet kind of App. with no connection to the internet.
Where do I put the DTDs locally to satisfy the DOCTYPE in the XML files?
-Tony (if XFORMS is the answer, what was the question)
change tha location of
ur DTD's to a different path.
-Rana.
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From: Tony Baity [mailto:tonybaity;yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 10:49 PM
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Subject: [OT] Local DTDs to satisfy DOCTYPE
Hello,
Lets say I make a Struts application that runs
hi,
I did a little cut and paste with the example struts-config and came up with the
following.
!-- First Test--
actionpath=/test/firstTest
type=mil.army.mtmc.tops.twc.business.test.FirstTestAction
attribute=firstTestForm
scope=request
NOSCRIPTPlease turn javascript back on/NOSCRIPT
Galbreath, Mark wrote:My favorite is the website that requires a login and password
written with
JavaScript on the same HTML/JSP page. Doh!
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From: Andrew Hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25,
Vernon,
Yes, there are some possible timing issues with using object references attached to
the session in any class implementing HttpSessionBindingListener. I believe that the
order which references are unbound is unpredictable.
When I did this, I ran into the same problem and compromised by
Mark,
It looks like you and Zahid go way back... you should be friends by now :)
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Look in the javadocs for HttpSession and how to use HttpSessionBindingListener .
I recommend allowing each browser instance to be allowed to login. Try to be
stateless. If you want to do anything at all in the case of session timeout, use the
HttpSessionBindingListener
Becky Moyer
: Tony Baity [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 11:45 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Ending a Session After Browser Has Gone Away
Look in the javadocs for HttpSession and how to use
HttpSessionBindingListener .
I recommend allowing each browser instance
This is a browser client and JavaScript question unless you are using an applet with
an open connection to your server. You may want to redirect the question to the
Mozilla org. The browser folks have not built in detection of those window component
events on an individual basis except for
On an associated topic...
When someone clicks the browser stop button and the session eventually times out, I
have in the past implemented HttpSessionBindingListener on a special class used just
for cleaning up the database/ejbs and attached an instance to the session in an
overridden
The pre-release Chapter 1 of Chuck's book has a section on this... about 15 pages down
or so and explains the syndrome that your ex-colleague is demonstrating.
...Tell him that it's curable though :)
Juan Alvarado (Struts List) wrote:
Hello folks:
Recently I had a discussion with an
It needs a cart or a plow hitch...
Galbreath, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I dunno...you sure that's a hoof and
not a road apple?
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From: James Mitchell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 10:10 AM
LOL..that's what I thought to at first.
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