tnx all for your helpsure I would try that way.
-Ramadoss
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s arguments without having them appear
> in the URL.
>
> Im using in most cases.and there is the need
> of hiding URL parameters despite I'm using method="post" in
> my
> any clue??
I already said it. A link is a GET request. With a GET, the parameters are
> Im using in most cases.and there is the need
> of hiding URL parameters despite I'm using method="post" in
> my
> any clue??
A bit of onclick JavaScript to set the form fields to the values you
need, and then submit the form with a POST. Not to hide the att
> >>But if you're using an html hyperlink, or the Struts
> >>tag, you cannot pass arguments without having them appear
> in the URL.
>
> Im using in most cases.and there is the need
> of hiding URL parameters despite I'm using method="post&q
>>But if you're using an html hyperlink, or the Struts
>>tag, you cannot pass arguments without having them appear in the URL.
Im using in most cases.and there is the need of hiding URL parameters
despite I'm using method="post" in my
any clue??
> Is there anyway I can hide sending all the URL parameters (in
> the browser address) from once page to other whenever I do
> submit/click on html link?
If you set method="post" in your "form" element (which Strut's
tag does as default) the arguments will not
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Is there anyway I can hide sending all the URL parameters (in the browser address)
from once page to other whenever I do submit/click on html
Is there anyway I can hide sending all the URL parameters (in the browser address)
from once page to other whenever I do submit/click on html link?
any help would be appreciated.
Tnx in advance,
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> <%
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If you want th
The problem is your servlet init parameters don't exist in the ServletContext.
If you want them to be available to your code, then define them
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Hi all,
I have my ActionServlet serving as a ServletContextListener:
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extends org.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet implements
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In the following method (which gets called upon startup) I need the
ActionServlet init Parameters:
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Is there a why to give config parameters to an Action entry in the
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(I mean several parameters - the parameter attribute isn't enuff
Hi
Is there a why to give config parameters to an Action entry in the
struts-config.xml
(I mean several parameters - the parameter attribute isn't enuff)
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I wrote a CryptoFactory to take care of this. We use it for cross domain
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Date goodUntil = new Date(System.currentTimeMillis()+somePeriodMs);
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Maybe U can use javascript to set the value
Maybe U can use javascript to set the value of parameters to hidden fields??
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Aye Encrypt is exactly what I'm needing to do. Thanks!
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David:
It's been a real long day and my brain's fuzzing over.. but I'm assuming you
know all about java.net.URLDecoder and java.net.URLEncoder..? geeta
David Erickson wrote:
> Hi I was wondering if there are any e
encrypt or encode url parameters? Basically what I
> want to do is this:
>
> Action (encodes the url parameters, puts them into the request object) ->
> forwards to jsp containing a link that grabs those parameters from the
> request -> click link takes you to an Action that
Hi I was wondering if there are any easy to use Java classes or otherwise
that could be used to encrypt or encode url parameters? Basically what I
want to do is this:
Action (encodes the url parameters, puts them into the request object) ->
forwards to jsp containing a link that grabs th
I'm not completely clear on how you've got your data set up, but something like
this should work with JSTL:
Click to retrieve extract
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> Hi All,
>
> I have a question regarding sending multiple parameters through a
Hi All,
I have a question regarding sending multiple parameters through a tag.
I understand that you can set it up like this:
<%
java.util.HashMap paramValuesExtract = new java.util.HashMap();
paramValuesExtract.put("ne
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> There's also the use of c:url. The catch there is that if you
incude the
> resulting url i
Thanks Adam - that's good to know.
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>
> scope="request"/>
>
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ubject: html:link passing multiple parameters
Hi,
I have a situation where I need to pass several parameters in an
html:link tag. From what I've read, I know that I must use a HashMap
to send as a param which would contain the values I want to send to
the URL. I first display the values in a
Hi,
I have a situation where I need to pass several parameters in an
html:link tag. From what I've read, I know that I must use a HashMap
to send as a param which would contain the values I want to send to
the URL. I first display the values in a table using logic:iterate
and an arra
ty) on the server side. I
know It's not the most "elegant" solution, but it you are short of
time, then it will surely do it.
HTH,
Freddy.
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> Sorry for an ambiguity that was in my example.
>
> here are the gory details :)
>
> I am only using student as an exa
parameters
Sorry for an ambiguity that was in my example.
here are the gory details :)
I am only using student as an example the real object would only
complicate matters.
In an action I am retrieving :
- a list of all the students objects. This includes their student id.
- an array of studentsGrade
know It's not the most "elegant" solution, but it you
are short of time, then it will surely do it.
HTH,
Freddy.
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; solution, but it you are short of time, then
it will surely do it.
HTH,
Freddy.
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I have searched but found nothing on this specific example.
I have a form that will have n number of elements. Each of these
elements will needs it own name.
example.
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I have searched but found nothing on this specific example.
I have a form that will have n number of elements. Each of these
elements
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I have searched but found nothing on this specific example.
I have a form that will have n number of elements. Each of these
elements will needs it own name.
example.
list of students is display
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I have searched but found nothing on this specific example.
I have a form that will have n number of elements. Each of these
elements will needs it own name.
example.
list of students is displayed on the screen with
) {...}
getStuden() {...}
Hope this helps ... :)
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> I have searched but found nothing on this specific example.
>
> I have a form that will have n number of elements. Each of these
> elements will needs it ow
I have searched but found nothing on this specific example.
I have a form that will have n number of elements. Each of these
elements will needs it own name.
example.
list of students is displayed on the screen with two text fields for
their first and last name.
This is for a mass update pag
Hi everybody,
Is there a standard / preferred way(s) to pass parameters from one Action(Form) to
another? Is there some way to have some property (of any type) automatically mapped
between two ActionForms?
Regards,
Freddy.
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> use JSTL
>
>
>
> it allows you to pass parameter tags
>
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use JSTL
it allows you to pass parameter tags
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Is there any reason why this has not been implemented in the
In my opinion this is a bad way to use forwards. Only the client is supposed
to enter parameters.
You should do request.setAttribute("someparameter",somevalue); in your
Action before forwarding.
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parameters. I now have to add a List of HashMaps that contain these
two attributes of a person. Tell me there is a better way to do this.
Nathan
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Hello,
I want to create a forward in my ActionMappings with url parameters like this:
This worked with Tomcat 3.3.1, but with Tomcat 4.1 the values in the query string are
not in my SessionRequest parameter table. Why is this? What can I do about it?
Thanks,
Derek
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From: Steven Nakhla [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: html:link with multiple parameters
I have a web app that
Look at
http://struts.sourceforge.net/community/taglibs.html
LinkParam Tag
Steven Nakhla wrote:
I have a web app that performs a search and returns the results in a Java Collection. I then use logic:iterate to display the returned results. What I would like to add, though, is the ability to e
I have a web app that performs a search and returns the results in a Java Collection.
I then use logic:iterate to display the returned results. What I would like to add,
though, is the ability to edit the returned results.
I have an ActionServlet that does security checking and such, and a pa
Because the "std" tags are, well, standard? ;-) Seriously, all things being
equal (and it's not always obvious when they are), I opt for JSTL because it's
now a standard and its expression language has been incorporated into the JSP
2.0 spec. A tag like can't be replaced by JSTL because it can mak
Looks like this will work! Is there any reason to use the std tags vs
the struts tags? (i.e. forEach vs iterate)
~N
On Jan 14, 2004, at 10:03 AM, Kris Schneider wrote:
It's not too big a deal, just reuse a single map with JSTL:
...
Quoting Nathan Maves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I have
I think what you want is:
String type = request.getParameter("type");
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Hi!
I´ve been try
It's not too big a deal, just reuse a single map with JSTL:
...
Quoting Nathan Maves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have a collection of objects that I am interating over in my jsp. I
> would like to create links to another action with a few of the
> properties of the beans in the col
Hi!
I´ve been trying to get aditional parameters that came in a html:link that
with no success.
the link is this one
and "notBilled" was aded to the request like this:
public Map getNotBilled() {
Map map = new HashMap();
map.put("type", "NotB
I have a collection of objects that I am interating over in my jsp. I
would like to create links to another action with a few of the
properties of the beans in the collection. From the docs I see that
you have to use a java.util.Map if you want to have multiple params on
a html:link tag. Is
ter idea of how to use indexed properties.
hth,
robert
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> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:13 PM
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>
>
> Robert,
>
Nathan,
Try a map backed form
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg88704.html
-Richard
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Robert,
I have been researching all morning and still can not find a good
answer.
I need to send the action a set of parameters like..
param1
param2
param3
.
.
.
param#
The amount of parameters in the form are dynamic. How or what type of
object would you use in a form bean.
Nathan
On Jan
Look at IndexedProperties:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/faqs/indexedprops.html
robert
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Invoke my action which uses
a dyna action form
Please do some research before posting.
robert
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how do you create html links to an action that uses a dyna action form?
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is it possible to have dynamic parameters sent to to a dyna form?
I do not know how many or the name of the parameters that are being
sent?
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Thanks Brice. Works fine now, and it makes all sense.
Otávio Augusto
On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 10:27:46 -0600
Brice Ruth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the paramId value of html:link will be the name of the parameter that
> gets passed in the query string, the paramName attribute will be the
> name of
Oh, and check here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/struts-html.html#link
All the info you should ever need :)
Otávio Augusto wrote:
U mean i just need to add the paramId ?
thanks
Otávio Augusto
On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 16:11:52 +
Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
just need p
the paramId value of html:link will be the name of the parameter that
gets passed in the query string, the paramName attribute will be the
name of a bean that is used (toString) to generate the value of that
parameter. So, something like this:
my
link
Should generate a link like so:
my link
U mean i just need to add the paramId ?
thanks
Otávio Augusto
On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 16:11:52 +
Mark Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> just need paramId to set the parameter name.
>
>
> On 24 Dec 2003, at 15:59, Otávio Augusto wrote:
>
> > Hi all
> >
> > I'm trying to add a parameter (yeah,
just need paramId to set the parameter name.
On 24 Dec 2003, at 15:59, Otávio Augusto wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to add a parameter (yeah,i mean only one) to a link.
actually, it is an logic:iterator tag which generates a table, and one
of the columns is the link to an action which is going to g
Hi all
I'm trying to add a parameter (yeah,i mean only one) to a link. actually, it is an
logic:iterator tag which generates a table, and one of the columns is the link to an
action which is going to get the parameter send throw the request, process it and go
to a jsp. so, the code follows:
Thanks I look at that method
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> What is the best practice in Struts for handling application
> parameters. Do I put my parameter in the Action init parms
> and then pull the parameter in at every Action class I use?
> Basically I have a JSP page with Java
What is the best practice in Struts for handling application parameters.
Do I put my parameter in the Action init parms and then pull the parameter
in at every Action class I use?
Basically I have a JSP page with Java mail tags that requires a host name
and I do not want to hard code the smtp
.
.
.
I will assume you know you do not wish to use forms.
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> I'm writing a
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> I'm writing a simple web app, and am rather new to Struts. What I would
like to do is have several HTML links in my page to perform different types
of searches. For example,
>
> Name search
>
I'm writing a simple web app, and am rather new to Struts. What I would like to do is
have several HTML links in my page to perform different types of searches. For
example,
Name search
Age search
Gender search
In my search.jsp page, I'd like to be able to display form fields based on the t
hi Sam
IS your form associated with both of the Actions.
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> Hello All,
>
You should use an ActionForm to store parameters. Your hidden fields can
get the value from the request like this:
<%-- hidden field (mode is one of "create", "edit", or "view") --%>
Of course there are other ways to do it but once you have
Hello All,
I have a issue here. Any help would be of great help.
I have an action class - Action_A which forwards the request to A.jsp.
A.jsp has 2 query parameters that are displayed correctly. The two
parameters are stored in hidden variables within the form tag. Now, when
this page is
I am a relative newbie and I have a question regarding passing of parameters in
actions.
Currently, I am using LookupDispatchAction for all my actions which requires passing
at least one parameter to my actions as well as any additional that I might have.
Thus, I have code in my JSP like this
Otto, this is straight out of "Struts in Action" ... it creates a new
actionforward by appending parameters (in this case "dispatch") to the path
of an existing actionforward (in this case "article"):
ActionForward forward = mapping.findForward("article"
Hi,
I'm very new in struts and I have a little problem:
How can I add own 'key - value - pairs' (parameters) inside an
action-class to an action-forward?
Hope someone can help me.
Otto
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What can i do to ensure i will not lose the parameters 'action' and 'ID'
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Loren
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Rajat,
Perhaps I'm missing something here, but by definition, one of your radio
buttons should be checked. If you display your form without having any of
your radio buttons checked, then it amounts to a checkbox. If you
initialize your form bean correctly, one will be checked and then, you
shou
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Are you sure you can use float arrays in an ActionForm.
I think ActionForm beans accept only String values. It's up to you to do
conversion from/to Float.
Rajat Pandit wrote:
> Hello mark,
> This is my situtation
>
> This is an extra
data and also in case
of
an error, it should re populate the html:text with the data from the
array.
Somebody help!! :(((99
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Ne
I am really sorry if
I
conveyed the wrong message. Hope you will forgive me, I didn't mean to
hurt or upset anyone.
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Look man I know what its like being up against the wire, but you're
demanding that someone else bails you out the chaos. don't try and
build apps around valid
a from the
array.
Somebody help!! :(((99
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Need to know what your validator.xml looks like and form-bean stuff in
your str
not.
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Are you sure you can use float arrays in an ActionForm.
I think ActionForm beans accept only String values. I
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Need to know what your validator.xml looks like and form-bean stuff in
your struts-config.
Just sticking Hello,
> I am still stuck with the multiple parameter problem. I shall try to
> explain the problem again. Maybe someone could help. I
Need to know what your validator.xml looks like and form-bean stuff in
your struts-config.
Just sticking
So give more detail have read the documents. Forget about databases for
now and just think about getting your form properties into your action.
is the form property an indexed property? Ho
Hello,
I am still stuck with the multiple parameter problem. I shall try to
explain the problem again. Maybe someone could help.
I have a form, which has a number of records to be displayed.
A checkbox, a textbox, two radio buttons with the same name. I have the
following objective.
A. perform v
Take a look at using the ServletContextListener. It's a bootstrap interface
for
Servlet2.3 containers. This way you can define init parameters in web.xml
and
not have to mess with the Struts code.
robert
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> S
Hi There,
In Struts, How to load application specific environment parameters from
an external file i.e properties file at the time of Servlet load up? How
to make suub class of ActionServlet read the evironment\Service
information from a properties file?
regards,
Ritvik
I'm not sure if it's due to the time of night or maybe I'm just so not
getting this but I'm having trouble getting the values out of the request
in the action class for the multiple parameters I'm passing in from the
jsp.
When I passed a single value through struts-co
Quoting Joanne L Corless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> Spurred on with my recent success regarding passing parameters on html:link
> I now want to pass 2 parameters into the action class from the jsp. I
> realise I have to create a java.util.map to do this but how
Hi,
Spurred on with my recent success regarding passing parameters on html:link
I now want to pass 2 parameters into the action class from the jsp. I
realise I have to create a java.util.map to do this but how can I combine
this with using the JSTL?
i.e. Currently I am passing in one parameter
Hi Shyam,
If you change
to
OR
if you just add
does it work?
Susan Bradeen
On 10/13/2003 08:27:41 PM Shyam A wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a scenario where I need to pass parameters
> between forms.i.e, I have two forms, Form A and Form B
> with the same attribute "foo
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> From: Edgar P Dollin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 10:19 AM
> To: 'Shyam A'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Passing parameters between forms
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> My preference is to emulate the session functio
bject: RE: Passing parameters between forms
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>
> Carey,
>
> Thanks for your mail. I knew about the option you
> suggested and mentioned it in my mail.
>
> quote:
>
> I know I can save the "foo" attribute into session in
> Action A class and access it in Actio
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