Mohan Radhakrishnan wrote:
I think you can also use the role attribute in struts-config.xml and
restrict access actions. Tiles has a role attribute too ? though we are not
using that.
I came across the role tag of tiles as well, but I guess it's suitable
only if you want to restrict some are
Hi
Are you only filtering data based on role ?
If you are talking about role-based access of views then we are doing
something like that
1. You can use Container Manager Authentication and restrict access to
URL patterns to only valid users.
2. You can use the vendor-specify XML file
You should be able to do this with standard J2EE security provided
by your web container.
If you store your user credentials in a database, then you may want
to look at SecurityFilter:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/securityfilter/
It allows you to leverage standard J2EE security features but p
If the forms are in different windows then instantiating new forms I
dont think will work. If you want a non javascript way of doing things
then you'll want to scope the master form to the session, and then keep
populating to from your subforms .
However you do this I imagine that scoping the m
hi Drik
once the user have filled up the other 2 forms in the pop window
u can make object of those two forms into your final action and can get the
values
like
Form1 form=new Form1();
Form2 form2=new Form2();
from1.getUserAddress();
from1.getCity();
Hope this works
Regards
Gurpreet Dhanoa
hi!
thanks for the reply.
How do i do the switch action you talked about.
cheers
ajay
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Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 16:49:32 +0100
AFAIK
am no expert on security but this might work look what other people might say.
ur security depends on how u call ur remote class
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hi all!
would
hi all!
would anyone in the spirit of diwali like to help me on this one.
how do i direct a form submission to a remote action class, after having
fthe form submitted to a local action class first.
ie, communicate between two action classes, one of which is on a remote
machine. I am looking at se
thanks for the advice, Wendy. its up and running :)
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Subject: RE: design question regarding multiple submit buttons
David wrote:
> When they have
David wrote:
> When they have no more addresses to enter, they should hit "DONE" to
move on to the next form.
> However, when "DONE" is selected, the form calls the validate method,
> which of course fails because the fields are empty.
I think validation is on by default, so you may want to turn
I have special field objects which with separate methods for jsp setting and
database setting which also track changes. Then I can use reflection to the
specific type and see if any of the objects in the database changed and are
not confused by spurious instance variables. You can then create met
() {
//... your comparison here...
}
}
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> You are correct that
orget what I said - didnt read it properly. You need to be able to tell
>which fields changed. The digest will merely tell you if any changed. Sorry.
>
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Actually you could just store a digest of the previous values, and then
compare that with a digest of the new.
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Actually you could just store a digest of the previous values, and then
compare that with a digest of the new.
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I am working on a strut
If the values are not going to change during the life of the
application, I would suggest using a plugin to set them at startup. See
the MailReader Example application for some sample code.
-Ted.
deepaksawdekar wrote:
I am displaying some dropdown boxes on my jsp. I have to take the values for
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Thanks a lot navjot. I will try this.
Deepak .
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|Now my questions are :
|1> I am doing write something wrong.
I
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|Now my questions are :
|1> I am doing write something wrong.
It's better not to club two logically different business process handlers.
I guess you want to reduce the number of Action Classes to be created. If
yes, follow this way
In your action class..
String doWhat = mapping.getParameter
hi,
If are getting some collection to the JSP page and just wish to display a
subset of them without changing anything on BL layer, Use Pager Taglib and
get away with it easily.
But there is a downside to it as you may have 1000 records and you just want
to show 10. So, 990 records are burden on
Thanks for the quick reply. Does this work if the action
requires additional request parameters, however? Not that
my particular servlet will require it, but some of them do.
For example, say I have something like:
/createObjectB.do?parentID=1
Where ObjectB has ObjectA for its parent (and is nece
In your action configuration set the 'input' URL to point to an action
instead of your JSP and then build your lists in the action.
Steve
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> From: Gino LV. Ledesma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: August 10, 2003 10:28 PM
> To: Struts Users Mailing List
> Subject: Des
There is a workflow extension for struts. I have read the docs, but did
not use it. You can take a close look at it here
http://www.livinglogic.de/Struts/
Alex.
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> From: David Thielen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2003 7:18 PM
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Because the foward action should be completely dinamic. The select
action should know nothing concrete about any of the actions that use
the functionality, otherwise one would have to edit the select action
every time a new action is created that uses the select action.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Why not just define the forward action in the selectRecord action mapping
element in your struts-config.xml?
shane
Quoting Erik Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> Travis Stevens wrote:
>
> > As you can see, the select a record functionality is common. To
> > implement this I would like to c
Travis Stevens wrote:
As you can see, the select a record functionality is common. To
implement this I would like to create action classes specifically for
the select a record interface. One of the request parameters would be
the action to forward the result to. The GET request would look
in the flow ...usually something
like /action/Action?method=init
Maybe this will give you some idea for your design?
HTH,
Shane
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From: Hue Holleran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 1:40 PM
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this may be worth a look,
too?
URL in case you don't have it: http://www.livinglogic.de/Struts
Hue.
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> To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
> Subject: RE: Design
sent
back to where you started from.
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ge-
From: Hue Holleran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 July 2003 16:11
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Design Question - same action, many jsps/views
Hi Brian,
Why not use different named forwards for the action and access each one
from
the action with a:
{
...
return (mapping
Hi Brian,
Why not use different named forwards for the action and access each one from
the action with a:
{
...
return (mapping.findForward("page1/page2/page3"));
}
In s-c:
Hue.
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> To
urent PETIT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
one way to solve it is not to duplicate code in different Action
classes,
but have many ActionMappi
Hello,
one way to solve it is not to duplicate code in different Action classes,
but have many ActionMapping entries in your struts-config.xml file.
This way you keep the navigational part of your application away from Action
classes, but still avoid code duplication in Actions.
HTH,
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Shashank
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> my base action class sorts out all the general objects and variables
>
? any idea?
Pls reply
Shashank
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I have an A
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> I have an Action base class which all my other Action classes inherit.
> In the execute() of this base class I check whethe
I have an Action base class which all my other Action classes inherit.
In the execute() of this base class I check whether the user clicked
cancel, before I call the child class execute().
I presume it would be easy enough to store the originating URL in the
session, and if cancel is clicked, r
ce.
Filters aren't a parallel system to Struts because they logically sit in
front of Struts handling requests before Struts gets them.
David
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C where there is a 'view' controller and 'buisness'
>> controller
>> (which seems a bit redundant to me.)
>
> Well, at one point you will wonder which is more cumbersome: coding
> Action classes or having a mile-long struts-config.xml.
>
> Paul
>
and 'buisness'
> >> controller
> >> (which seems a bit redundant to me.)
> >
> > Well, at one point you will wonder which is more cumbersome: coding
> > Action classes or having a mile-long struts-config.xml.
> >
> > Paul
> >
> >&
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Filters are one of the design/imp choices I've considered under the
'parallel system' heading, though I hadn't thought of trying to use the
web
isness'
controller
(which seems a bit redundant to me.)
Well, at one point you will wonder which is more cumbersome: coding
Action classes or having a mile-long struts-config.xml.
Paul
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s more cumbersome: coding Action
classes or having a mile-long struts-config.xml.
Paul
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>
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esday, April 01, 2003 11:52 AM
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I think Filters would be a good choice for your needs. You can define a
filter for each piece of logic and then configure them in web.xml for groups
of pages. You'll need to put relat
I had come to the conclusion that Struts Actions are moreover 'View Adapter
Components' or "VAC's" (you can quote me on that one!) and should not be
relied on for handling business logic or data collection by any means, just
as a facsimile for "pulling" model/controller data into the view.
I wrote
re there is a 'view' controller and 'buisness' controller (which
seems a bit redundant to me.)
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I think Filters would be a good choice for your needs. You can define a
filter for each piece of logic and then configure them in web.xml for groups
of pages. You'll need to put related pages in the same path scheme so that
you can map a filter to the group instead of each page.
David
From
On Tuesday 01 April 2003 02:30 pm, Thorin Linderholm wrote:
> I have been tasked with porting an existing web application with it's own
> proprietary controller architecture to using Struts.
>
> As they are both web controller architectures, they have many similarities,
> but I'm running into one d
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When people first hit one of the internationalized pages, I'd like to
check their browser settings for locale.
You don't need to check that yourself. The first time a user hits your site
the RequestProcessor.processLocale() will put a Locale object in their
session. It checks their Accept-Langu
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> From: alexj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> > I got a little question how can I manage that case :
> >
> > In my project I need to add activities
> I got a little question how can I manage that case :
>
> In my project I need to add activities to a formation an user
> select into a view page.
>
> I need to forward the selected formation to an other view
> page where this page need to contain specific
populated datas (like branch) from t
Great thanks Rick :)
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> On Sat, Feb 22,&
On Sat, Feb 22,'03 (03:22 PM GMT+0100), alexj wrote:
> What's the best to do if for example I got
> a view where an user can choose to view
> students by class, view students by year
> or view students by year ?
I think the best is to bring back the results in a table in some default
manner (
On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 12:34:35AM -0500, Rob Leland wrote:
> EditAAction SaveAAction -->EditBAction SaveBAction
> \
> / \/
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> /
Great. Thanks.
BaTien
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> > be
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, BaTien Duong wrote:
> Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2003 20:02:41 -0700
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We use chained exception from jdk1.4, commons.logging, and factoring out 4
components that are independent on Struts [MessageResources,
MessageResourcesFactory, PropertyMessageResources, and
PropertyMessageResourcesFactory]. I heard somewhere that these 4 components
will eventually be in commons. A
Craig McClanhan wrote:
> In the interim, though, you might want to investigate using
> commons-resources directly for your business logic (so you don't have
> to depend directly on Struts APIs)
+1
What I'm doing is having the business tier bring back a MessageList and
then just pumping it into
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, mech wrote:
>
> One thing, I'm having a bit trouble with migration is the ActionError
> stuff.
>
One of the things we wanted to do in Struts 1.1, but ran out of time for,
was to switch to using commons-resources for the underlying message
resources stuff, and then build Acti
Hi,
What i have been doing is the following,
I wrote a simple class , which will hold all the
errors in the business class (An ArrayList whoes each
row is an error or message ) , and then send back
this class to the Action class, and then in the Action
class i have written logic to build ActionEr
Thanks... custom exceptions... of course...! I must have been blind.
Thanks for the light!
Michael
> -Original Message-
> From: Pani, Gourav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Montag, 3. Februar 2003 19:11
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> Subject: R
I would have the business components handle their own DB connections (they
shouldn't rely on the presentation layer for that). As far as your errors
coming back to the presentation layer, I usually have a BusinessDelegate
class that the action makes business calls into. That business delegate is
This is why Java has exceptions. In our case the backend mostly throws
standard EJB exceptions (RemoveException, CreateException, etc), the
business delegate translates those into our custom application exceptions,
many of which are handled by our base action class, otherwise they bubble up
to the
Michael,
I have been putting my data logic into DAO classes that throw their own
custom exceptions. Based on the exception thrown, I append to the
ActionError object in the Action class. I don't think this answers the
specific question you asked regarding use of the ActionError object in your
b
Thanks, Ted, for clarifying these issues for me.
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> From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>
>
> In Patterns o
Hi Ted,
This explanatation has set to rest most of my doubts about action
chainning..And I think the way Most of us use actions(One action to serve the
request like save action)and another to display the page (like getAccountsList
Action )is not action chainning but action relay which is perfect
In Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture [1], Martin Fowler
[2] lays out two basic patterns for handling business logic [3].
* Transaction Script - "Organizes business logic by procedures where
each procedure handles a single request from the presentation.
* Domain Model - "An object mo
Ted, will you give me your opinion on my post of "Mon 1/27/2003 5:21 PM" with a
subject of "RE: Two ActionForms colliding on property name"? I am wondering whether
you see my splitting of actions into post-actions and pre-actions as action relays or
action chaining.
To use the input attribute i
Isn't the action becoming part of an API a good thing?
Having reusable action classes that can be strung together through
struts-config is pretty useful in that you don't have to have as much
coding. You can then have a work pipeline of sorts without having to create
extra action classes or mod
nt to break its design
principal. Have a good day and good weekend. :-)
BaTien
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Ted, can you (or someone else) clarify the difference b/t "action chaining" and
"action relay"?
Thanks,
Greg
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Subject: RE: design question about action chainning(As quoted in :Struts
in action...by Ted Husted et al..)
Derek Richardson writes:
>But you still have to duplicate code in the actions, right? Even if
>that code is as sim
Derek Richardson writes:
>But you still have to duplicate code in the actions, right? Even if
>that code is as simple as:
>
>Service service = Service.getService(SERVICE_KEY);
>Foo[] foos = service.getFoos();
>request.setAttribute(FOO_KEY, foos);
>
>Action chaining allows this code to be written o
Any comments:-))??
regards,
Shirish
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Subject: Re: design question about action chainning(As quoted in :Struts
in action...by Ted Husted et al..)
We achieve wha
you get
reuse of presentation code, not just business logic.
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&g
We achieve what you describe as a chain of actions for re-use with helper
beans and follow Struts design principal as Ted described. The helper beans
can be ready in cache or service pool for reuse. Look at
http://myportal.myb2cb2b.com/com.dbgroups.ppf/model/web/dao.html
Hope this may help.
BaTien
You've stated it correctly when you said that Actions are your flow controllers. In
the case of your login/getAccounts example, you should have a business object that
handles login, and a business object that gets accounts. You would then have a login
action (use case controller) that would us
> I could not follow your question.
> A good practices that I use is to have centralized navigation in XML,
> using Struts menu from sf.net.
So the question is:
in StrutsMenu, how do you highlight the currently selected menu item?
Another question about StrutsMenu:
is it possible to get a string
I could not follow your question.
A good practices that I use is to have centralized navigation in XML,
using Struts menu from sf.net.
.V
Mark Conlin wrote:
Design question regarding navigation menu. (I am using tiles)
Suppose I have a navigation menu with several choices/sections, I would
l
Bryan -
Looking at Struts as a Model, View, Controller architecture, EJB access is
a strategy that is generally used IN MODEL COMPONENTS.
- The View components are primarily the JSP's that are used for
presentation.
- The Controller components are the Action classes you write. These must
ext
Hi Chong,
Container based security is a topic that comes up regularly on the list try
searching on it.
When you use container based security your authenticated user will be
associated with one or more roles. This is a J2EE feature.
Struts can use the 'role' information in several ways:
- the
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> Good idea
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>
>
>
> Good idea but the other problem is your web server doesn't mix with
> non-Struts applications. I was kinda hoping for a struts only solution.
> Thanks for the idea though!
>
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Configure the web server to not recognize the .jsp mime type. Then any
link to a .jsp page will generate an "Error 404 Page Not Found". The
servlet mappings should still work fine.
That being said, I've found that whenever I make a decision like this based
on a design preference, I almost alw
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A third option people have mentioned is to serialize the form-bean as a
single hidden field. As part of validate, you can repopulate any null
fields.
Never actually tried this one myself, but it seems clever.
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY US
--
this looks very nice indeed. I will look into this some more. Thx Ted
Gr
Ronald
> At this point, I rarely write custom Actions any more. Now I
> try to use
> a framework action to handle all the usual action-stuff, and
> pass it the
> name of a business bean to invoke as part of the
> Action
At this point, I rarely write custom Actions any more. Now I try to use
a framework action to handle all the usual action-stuff, and pass it the
name of a business bean to invoke as part of the ActionMapping. At this
point, I'm creating moderately complex application using only the stock
actions i
A third option people have mentioned is to serialize the form-bean as a
single hidden field. As part of validate, you can repopulate any null
fields.
Never actually tried this one myself, but it seems clever.
-- Ted Husted, Husted dot Com, Fairport NY US
-- Developing Java Web Applications wit
> You have to keep the data in the session or write it to the
> database. (Storing
> it on each form as hidden fields seems too fiddly to me).
> Unless you have huge volumes I actually prefer to save it on
> the database &
> have a status field that indicates the data is incomplete.
that is tru
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> Subject: Re: design question
>
>
> There's really no reason not to keep the data in the session.
> The session
> is server-side and is not
ree to voice it.
HTH,
Eddie
- Original Message -
From: "Ronald Haring" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Struts Users Mailing List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 7:07 AM
Subject: RE: design question
> Ah yes,
> that is a
You have to keep the data in the session or write it to the database. (Storing
it on each form as hidden fields seems too fiddly to me).
Unless you have huge volumes I actually prefer to save it on the database &
have a status field that indicates the data is incomplete.
--- Ronald Haring <[EMAIL
Ah yes,
that is a solution. But then you have to keep the general data in session
indeed, which I never feel to comfortable about. But thx for the pointer.
Gr
Ronald
> i see
> I am looking to build something similar and I am thinking of
> managing this
> through the action mappings.
> I am hop
ginal Message-
From: Ronald Haring [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 March 2002 12:51
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: design question
> If key tasks needs to be completed in each Action's perform()
> method, a good
> approach is to create a new abstract method
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