I may be mistaken but I think that the CoR (Chain of Responsibility)
pattern in Struts 1.3 is not going to be for "actions" per se
(although anyone can always use the CoR pattern) but for creating an
extensible RequestProcessor. I may, as I said, be mistaken about
that, but the general buzz has gi
In addition to the suggestions already made, you really can get a lot
from spending time going through the archives of Struts lists. There
really is not, I suspect, a good explanation of what the architecture,
at a deep level, is. Part of the reason for that may not be the lack
of good authors, e
Robert Taylor wrote:
John, does the action to which the url /admin/customer/edit.do
correspond have a form associated with it?
You might also try removing the ".do" from the url as struts should
automatically add this for you. For example:
Yes, it does have a form associated
John, does the action to which the url /admin/customer/edit.do
correspond have a form associated with it?
You might also try removing the ".do" from the url as struts should
automatically add this for you. For example:
/robert
John Moore wrote:
I know this is one of those err
Hi Erik,
Actually, I do have a more complicated scenario. I tried your idea using
JavaScript to set the action and it worked perfectly. Thanks a lot.
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I know this is one of those errors to which there is an apparent
standard answer - namely, that I must be using one of the html input
tags outside the context of an enclosing htm:form tag. The thing is,
though, I'm not. What I have is basically this:
This is used by a page lik
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/views/java/libraryview.jsp?search_by=nonbelievers:
three of the articles are online!
the best stuff currently.
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