struts
jar to their project and having no problems.
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That's one mean filter.
It's not part of struts but judging merely from its name, it's obviously
built into the app security. What does xpetstore say it's meant to do?
Have you checked the filter's javadoc?
Adam
On 03/25/2004 10:07 PM Martin Alley wrote:
Hi,
I've got a struts based app
out ideas.
Adam
On 03/25/2004 04:37 PM Dean A. Hoover wrote:
Scenario: An HTML form is contructed using
JSP where most of the widgets are statically created
(except for labels). However, there is a group of
check boxes which are created based on information
contained in a database. There may be one
, only by tomcat 'filtering' on the URL and passing it the
requests it's been configured to see in the web.xml.
Adam
On 03/25/2004 10:35 PM Martin Alley wrote:
Hi Adam,
I modified the filter from xpetstore when I introduced container based
security. It should now redirect the user
churlish not to allow dynamic rearrangement of the
site map.
But it depends on how you do it - most of the URLs in a struts-tiles app
are based in files that can only be reloaded by reloading the whole app.
I think that's your first worry.
Adam
On 03/19/2004 09:45 AM Andrew Freeman wrote:
After
it says you can't use validWhen until you upgrade to struts 1.2 or
a nightly build.
I admit, it doesn't look hopeful. Have you tried a simple test case
using the syntax like in the ppt doc?
Adam
On 03/18/2004 12:56 AM Derek Richardson wrote:
Read through the various Struts validator docs
The ugly bit is when you try to incorporate an ASP page with a JSP page,
M$ will sue you for stealing their code. ;)
On 03/18/2004 03:21 AM Andrew Hill wrote:
Whats the Ugly? PHP?
hmmm. Friday seems to come very early in your part of the world ;-)
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when simply displaying data on a page? Do developers
typically copy data out of the domain object just to display it? (As
opposed to using it w/ a form.)
The only issue I see is that you may end up introducing view helper
methods to your model beans.
Nick
Robert Taylor wrote:
Adam, its
help. I assume you are talking about
deciding on the presence / absence of form controls depending on the
user viewing the page.
Adam
On 03/18/2004 09:34 AM Max Cooper wrote:
David,
I think it is unusual to design the security system such that you must
switch identities to meet your requirements
Kamakshya,
if you use the ValidatorActionForm instead of the ValidatorForm, then
you can do this.
Adam
On 03/18/2004 08:26 AM Prasad, Kamakshya wrote:
Hi All,
Is it possible for validation.xml to take action path attribute instead
of form name for putting javascript validation rules
in
the heirarchy. It is basic, so I'm not sure if it could fulfil what you
describe as 'knowing its relationship to the rest of the pages' or an
'API to know the current page's parent siblings children'.
Perhaps a couple of examples to show what you mean would help.
Adam
On 03/17/2004 04:45 AM Andrew
?
Thanks!
Adam
On 03/17/2004 09:22 AM HG wrote:
Hi Robert and Adam...
Guess I am paranoid or prepared.. :-)
I use nearly the approach Robert described, using a Factory for the
delegatealthough the purpose is not the same..
I use the Delegate as the web tier view of the business logic/services
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Hi Adam.
Your first question, regarding packaging
I keep that part simple, so I place all value objects in a model package,
say com.mycompany.myproduct.model. Both the ejb-jar and the web-jat
contain
Thanks Matthias. The codecamp looks like just the right thing.
Adam
On 03/17/2004 02:17 PM Matthias Wessendorf wrote:
Hi Adam
there is a good book on it!
http://www.corej2eepatterns.com/Patterns2ndEd/index.htm i use it very
often... but more it's german version... :-) however that covers
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Is it safe? I really don't know. You'd have to ask someone else or
wait until I've got a couple of years experience
Great book. Thanks for the link.
I think I need more knowledge of xdoclet before I make my mind up
though. This offers alot to mull over. Plus I'm also quite keen to use
faster, quicker patterns.
I use dynaactionforms in struts almost exclusively and regarding this
Data Transfer Hashmap, it
of the Struts community would still frown on it.
Adam
On 03/18/2004 12:20 AM Robert Taylor wrote:
Adam, its frowned upon to pass a web tier object (ActionForm) into the business
tier. I believe a widely used technique is to use BeanUtils to copy the properties
from the ActionForm to a DTO (a Domain
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framework!!!
On 03/15/2004 03:00 PM David Friedman wrote:
I should have explained this a bit better. Each level is like a
company
for the existence of the
Delegate layer?
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mothballs.
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On 03/14/2004 08:59 PM hanasaki wrote:
Any thoughts on why Tomcat would be giving an error saying:
Digester error... SEVERE Parse error Document is invalid: no grammar
found
This is happening on all TLD's. They are JSTL and Struts. I am
thinking it has
Right, I get it. So you not only want the higher level user to take on
the lower level user's role, you want them to have their complete ID or
username etc.
Tricky!
I think alot depends on what kind of use you have for the user info. Is
it purely roles that are important here? Or is there
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Right, I get it. So you not only want the higher level user to take on
the lower level user's role, you want them to have their complete ID or
username etc
. It's easy, central and
maintenance-free. Better than updating all your JSPs.
As for tags, I'm not sure about logic tags, I use c tags in JSTL.
Setting form properties in the Action classes is standard practice.
Adam
On 03/13/2004 11:43 PM Theodosios Paschalidis wrote:
Struts seems
. The manager can assign
himself whatever standard role he likes depending on his 'extra' roles.
This would change the info in your realm and he would have to log out
and back in again.
Or have I got the wrong end of the stick?
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/html:cancel
Adam
On 03/14/2004 12:56 AM Dean A. Hoover wrote:
I have an html:form with a
html:submit and an html:cancel.
According to the documentation for
html:cancel:
Pressing of this submit button causes
the action servlet to bypass calling the
associated form bean validate() method.
I tried
and doesn't
seem like the best way to implement it (because its optional).
Dean
Adam Hardy wrote:
The javascript will be output by the html:form tag and it stops
javascript validation.
The cancel button should look like this:
input type=submit name=org.apache.struts.taglib.html.CANCEL
value=Cancel
Support the JAAS framework? Directly? Don't you mean the
container-managed security?
On 03/14/2004 01:21 PM Mailing List wrote:
Hi,
As I fond the logic:present and logic:notPresent tags does support the JAAS
frame work. They have an attribute called role. I have not mentioned that
before!
Hi Dean,
I'm not sure what you're doing in your LookupDispatchAction, so I can't
really say. I'm not too hot on DispatchActions. Isn't there a default?
Or some other way that DispatchAction handles cancels?
Adam
On 03/14/2004 03:34 PM Dean A. Hoover wrote:
Adam,
OK, I get that part now... I
You mean you don't want to force the user to log out and back in again?
I would have thought that was a reasonable demand since they are
effectively changing their identity.
Your HttpServletRequest wrapper sounds OK as a solution though.
Adam
On 03/14/2004 03:51 PM David Friedman wrote:
Adam
Theo
I would check in struts-examples in the struts installation.
Adam
On 03/14/2004 04:03 PM Theodosios Paschalidis wrote:
Adam thank you for your reply.
It is most likely Tomcat (4.1.24) that does not refresh (supposedly peaks up
the updated classes) and I have to delete its temporary working
On 03/14/2004 08:59 PM hanasaki wrote:
Any thoughts on why Tomcat would be giving an error saying:
Digester error... SEVERE Parse error Document is invalid: no grammar
found
This is happening on all TLD's. They are JSTL and Struts. I am
thinking it has something to do with the DTD
wondering whether sslext is going to be absorbed by the
struts project?
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sslext works brilliantly with struts and container-managed security.
Definitely what you want. You put attributes in your action mappings to
tell it whether you want the action mapping under SSL or not. It handles
the redirection to / from SSL.
Adam
On 03/12/2004 03:39 PM Mark Lowe wrote:
You
)
context.getAttribute(Globals.MESSAGES_KEY);
String msg = resources.getMessage(my.key);
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that reflection process takes inheritance
into account.
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when I started, but it definitely
works on struts 1.1.
There are a couple of issues to look out for, such as with tiles, where
you use the tag you mention. In your main pages, use html:html
xhtml=true
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David,
it's a bit difficult to know what's going on without seeing your action
mapping which calls that .default definition.
On 03/05/2004 10:08 PM David Erickson wrote:
First the sample code:
XML defintion:
definition name=.default path=/tiles/layouts/base.jsp
put name=header
it would go in the root directory of
your source code.
If it was called mvnplugin.mvnforum.MVNForumConfig, then you would put
it in your source code under the mnvplugin/mvnforum/ directory.
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On 03/05/2004 12:09 AM Adam Hardy wrote:
But I just upgraded from struts 1.1 to 1.2, and I'm getting null action
mapping returned for my URLs when I call
ConfigHelper.getActionMapping(url).
Hmm. Just looked at the source code. The method has only one line in it:
return null;
- which would
in this particular field I
should see a message specified by msg name=integer
key=error.coc.check/
Why are specifying a different msg key? There is a default one already
'errors.integer', if you have put it in your ApplicationResources.
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UrlValidator.java in my source code and modify it for my
purposes, but I would like to know if there is anyone else interested or
even actively working on this? Perhaps I should post this to the
struts-dev list.
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How steep's the learning curve on JSF? Is it as big as it is for struts?
On 03/04/2004 11:39 AM Christian Bollmeyer wrote:
If 'less than 24hrs' counts as new,
then it probably is.
HTH,
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need the latest javascript for the validate-url rule, that's
why. But then it occurred to me that it might be the same as
struts-config.xml, i.e. roll-your-own.
Thanks
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equivalent (yet... hopefully)
Thanks for the pointers.
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getting null action
mapping returned for my URLs when I call ConfigHelper.getActionMapping(url).
Is what I'm doing for some reason now not struts compatible?
I'm going to check out the source code, but if anyone knows immediately,
you could save me some time.
Thanks
Adam
PS Here's the way I'm doing
Jim,
sounds like you haven't realised that tiles attributes are not given
global scope. You have to explicitly useAttribute each time. That
includes when you nest a child tile - you must useAttribute on it
first, and then have it put again in-between the inserts for the child.
On 03/02/2004
at www.jboss.org is not up to the standard I'm used to at Jakarta. In
fact, I'm wondering whether there is an alternative at all actually.
Thanks
Adam
On 03/02/2004 04:46 AM Andrew Hill wrote:
Ive found the best way to avoid those kind of morons is to work at small
companies where any deadwood has
set up other bundles, just
change it appropriately. context is the page context - I took this from
a taglib - you'd have to convert it to the servlet context I presume.
Adam
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Hey everybody!
Well the subject basically states my problem already. I'd
?
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On 03/01/2004 05:47 PM Smith, Darrin wrote:
In short, the Actions will be calling various Stateful
change hasn't propagated all the way through yet.
I was able to get 1.5.0 Beta 1 from there with no problems.
read that they've just released the jdk 1.5 preview and the traffic is
slowing everything down.
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but it is an example of what the
thinking is.
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It's difficult to know what scenario you
wikki.
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I'm going to put this another way: what's the secret with file upload
requests? I can't see my file parameter in the request parameters when I
submit the form with the multipart-request.
Adam
On 02/29/2004 07:05 PM Adam Hardy wrote:
I use the Commons multipart request handler stuff to set up
that I use already. I don't know how you manage to
replace the list. My definitions inherit the list and its contents. (I
am not sure about replacement).
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On 03/01/2004 06:12 PM Axel Groß wrote:
On 2004-03-01 at 17:53:30 +0100, Adam Hardy wrote:
I see the need for extending the entries of a putList without overriding
the entries in the super definition.
Example:
definition name=.head.common path=htmlHead.jsp
putList name=httpEquiv
item value
Thanks for the expos. :) So it's worse than I feared! Well, I shall
just come up with a convincing error message in those situations where I
would have needed it, rather than try to force a square peg somewhere it
doesn't want to go.
Adam
On 03/01/2004 08:23 PM Martin Cooper wrote:
I'm going
'use the
business delegate pattern with an EJB session facade'. Secondly, it
depends heavily on what your stateful session beans are holding as
state. Care to name something?
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Jason,
it just occurred to me (must have had my eyes shut) after a couple of
weeks that the last breadcrumb in the breadcrumb menu done with your
tiles method is actually a link to the page that you are already on.
Is this the way you have implemented it, or have I done it wrong?
Adam
On 02
You can also set the struts controller to automatically set every
response to UTF-8.
On 02/29/2004 02:19 PM Adam Hardy wrote:
On 02/28/2004 11:37 PM Jon Bohm wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Aaron Rustads SetCharacterEncodingFilter-filter for Struts
but with mixed results (see link below).
* All my
I use the Commons multipart request handler stuff to set up a
DynaActionForm properly for my file upload so:
form-bean name=linklibImportForm
type=org.apache.struts.validator.DynaValidatorActionForm
form-property name=bookmarksFile
at the javadoc for ActionMessages, I would say no, it must be
hard-coded to get it from the default bundle.
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that all the errors we use all
have to be in one properties file.
bummer.
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On 02/27/2004 05:04 PM David Adelson
ActionErrors();
errors.add(name, new ActionError(keyinpropertiesfile));
IE, there is no way to tell it which bundle (file) to use.
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How did you try to use it in your EL?
It doesn't look very Javabean-specification-conformant.
i.e. use myProperty for getMyProperty() and setMyProperty()
On 02/25/2004 12:02 PM Axel Gro wrote:
dear friends!
i declared a getter method for a constant, but i can't use it using jsp2.0
Expression
on the jasper servlet in the
conf/web.xml config.
However it is still going to take processing time to remove the white
space, so it might not be the enhancement you are hoping for.
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hold of the user's session? I don't see any
way of obtaining access to it from the LoginModule.
Adam
On 02/24/2004 02:00 AM Jacqueline Gomes wrote:
That sounds like a good idea! However, I don't have any 'roles',
they are just users that need to authenticate, and I wanted to secure
blah/do/admin
For the sake of a clean design, restrict your transaction management to
your model layer (in MVC). That means, like Navjot says, keep it clear
of your struts action classes.
On 02/24/2004 10:19 AM Navjot Singh wrote:
struts has nothing to do with managing sessions. we should better
talk about
on the struts website. I remember
some good diagrams there.
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html:xhtml/ is to place in tiles and jsp:includes which are not
compiled in the main body's context.
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be transparent to your app. As long as
you map the security constraints correctly, the user will never see a
protected page unless they login.
Adam
On 02/23/2004 08:54 AM Carl wrote:
I've faced the same issue too. (using tomcat)
To solve it I've found 2 options :
- implement a filter witch
the session bean.
On 02/23/2004 10:00 AM Carl wrote:
By integarting with struts, I mean to have a loginAction witch fill the
session with data about the logged user.
I can't see how to manage that with classic j_security_check.
regards,
Carl
Adam Hardy wrote:
Not having any roles effectively means
it dynamically?
Is there any way it could be done dynamically?
Just thinking aloud.
Adam
On 02/23/2004 10:41 PM Miller, Judd M,,DMDCWEST wrote:
I have the same basic needs as Andy does for my application.
I would add that I'm expecting there's an intelligent way of storing/calling
breadcrumbs
Are you guys talking about breadcrumb 'trail' as in showing history, or
do you mean drilling down into a tree of subsections and subsubsections?
On 02/23/2004 11:09 PM Carl wrote:
Hi,
We have similar needs, is it possible for you to send the code ?
Thanks,
Carl
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I
Kudos, Jason. You not only thought outside the box, you left it crying
and miserable in the old boxes home.
On 02/23/2004 11:27 PM Jason Lea wrote:
Is there any slick way of putting breadcrumbs into a web app with
Struts? If so, what's the preferred way?
I did this using tiles. I have my tiles
in the
same definition, then only one of them will succeed, because the
originating action obviously provides only one form bean.
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to divvy the handling of the form data via
inheritance is too complicated and / or unnecessary.
I once had a ActionForm superclass with getter / setter methods for
frequently occuring fields - but dropped it because the advantage was
trivial. And I started using DynaActionForms.
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it in all its glory.
Adam
On 02/20/2004 10:47 PM Piper, James D CECOM SEC EPS wrote:
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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Maybe I just dreamt this but I thought I remember one of the tomcat
committers saying here that they had added a config option to remove
these blank lines around JSP taglib tags, and set the configuration
option by default to false/off, because it violates the JSP spec.
I just quickly
Perhaps it was in the taglibs-user mailing list where I dreamt it?
Maybe I'm searching for the wrong key-words - I've looked for 'white
space' and 'blank lines' but not found anything. Perhaps it was even on
this list?
Check this link for a filter solution:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL
I wonder whether a module along these lines has been incorporated into
JavaFaces?
On 02/17/2004 09:44 PM Hubert Rabago wrote:
Cool! I'll write something up tonight that'll provide more info and send it
to you so you can see where it's at.
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Your stuff
There's also the use of c:url. The catch there is that if you incude the
resulting url in a html:link, it will be double contexted, which means you
should use a standard href tag and use a c:out to spit out the final url.
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is
about all you need to do, along with setting up the login realm.
HTH
Adam
On 02/12/2004 01:36 PM Joanne L Corless wrote:
Hi,
I know this topic has been discussed before but I've looked at all the
previous posts and can't find anything to answer my problem
I have a struts app that is designed
Since no-one has said anything about an error in the struts-examples app
here, then I assume it's something in your setup that you or your
colleagues have done. Did you do anything during install apart from set
JAVA_HOME, CATALINA_HOME, PATH? Do you have anything in JAVA_OPTS or
JAVA_OPTIONS?
to it dynamically in the init or reset methods.
You would have to write your own DynaActionForm child class that extends
DynaActionForm to do that, and declare it as struts-config's
form-bean... type.
Hope that helps,
Adam
PS You must be the Thomas Stockhammer I worked with on APLA? How's
the
struts-config.xml by having a sub-app for the menu.
The tile does not have to be pure JSP. You can define a tile to go
through an action first.
Adam
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Struts v1.1
We are currently using Struts and Tiles and have a dynamic navigation menu
with 2-3 nested
. Thanks.
Yes, probably hundreds of people. When do you get that error? Without
more details it's impossible to say what you need to do.
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I do what Andrew does too. I don't see it as being too laborious,
considering that I feel the ActionForward's original URL should be good
enough as it is in most cases not to need appending to.
Otherwise I think I would look at redesigning my approach in a more
Struts-like manner.
On
day late, dollar short.
if someone would pass along the invitation, I'd be much obliged.
thanks!
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I invited the people so far
in the resource bundle.
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here's my suggestion: Firebird or Mozilla browser with LiveHttpHeaders
extension.
On 02/07/2004 12:35 AM Mike Duffy wrote:
Robert,
DevProxy is a great program for monitoring the request and response headers:
http://www.widgetbuilders.com/
I recently did some socket programming. DevProxy was
;
/**
* To specify to debugRequest() to display request
* headers
*/
public static final int SHOW_HDRS = 2;
On 02/07/2004 04:00 PM Robert Taylor wrote:
Adam, thanks. I did that. The problem is that I need to see request and
response headers from different browsers.
robert
someone
posts the answer. :)
Adam
On 02/07/2004 05:04 PM Ted Husted wrote:
Last time, we asked contestants to name for a popular science fiction series that featured a psi cop named after a science fiction author
1 The series (Babylon 5)
2 The character (Alfred Bester)
3 The actor who played
Security experience, your
lovely government wouldn't want me.
What's that all about?
Adam
On 02/05/2004 03:09 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, OT is okay as far as it goes but lets not turn the struts mailing
list into a forum for the great Sydney/Melbourne rivalry. Please.
Anyway, everyone knows
parameters. You can set and
remove request attributes though.
Adam
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According to: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/present/frames.html
16.2 Layout of frames
An HTML document that describes frame layout (called a frameset document)
has a different makeup than an HTML document without frames. A standard
document has one HEAD section and one BODY. A frameset
oh come off it Andrew you don't need a car in Singapore. The public
transport there is excellent - and anyway, where are you going to drive
to? I guess I'm biased though. I hate cars.
On 02/04/2004 05:49 PM Andrew Hill wrote:
Least you can afford a car in Herdon VA. Over here even a simple
Have I missed something here? What is wrong with using the reset method
instead of the constructor? That gives you the mapping and the request
as parameters.
On 02/03/2004 08:17 AM Michael McGrady wrote:
I think you really want something other than an ActionForm if you want
to do this. Why
redesign of the website interface.
Validator automates validation for you - it won't drastically influence
your design - just make your development time faster.
HTH
Adam
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