Ok, I guess thats fair enough to keep business logic calls limited to action
classes only.
How do you suggest I impliemnt the case where the user is supposed to
directly land on a URL, and some information from business logic is
required.
e.g the case where user clicks on a forgot password email
Works for me - try putting addtional parens around the whole expression:
var-value((submit == 'delete') or (*this* != null))/var-value
Niall
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From: Matthew Van Horn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I have two collections of objects one contains the questions, and the second
is place holder for answers the user is supposed to provide.
questions is a collection of question (= id, text, type)
answers is a collection of answer (= id, questionId, answer)
now in my jsp i would like to do
Hi list,
I extract language specific messages from the struts application resources
within my applications logic to generate the subject and body of auto
generated emails. I used to do this via string constants but switched over
to using the resources. Everything works fine except the line breaks
Thanks Niall, I will appreciate having that.
Erik
Niall Pemberton wrote:
The action attribute has only been available in Struts since version
1.2.0 - so if you want it either switch to Struts 1.2.1 beta version or wait
for the next Struts release - hopefully that isn't too far away - talk on
the
The information which exists in the query string is just string values.
The correpsonding parameter names can be defined in the form.
When invoked, Struts will populate the form and pass it on to the action
class. The action class extracts the values from the form and passes them
to the business
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