I'll be speaking at a developer conference this month and as an addition to
the current outline, I would like to put together a list of common pitfalls
(with respect to development with Struts) that developers find themselves
battling on a daily basis. Is it misconfiguration? Is it constantly
Hi all,
This might be a JSTL question more than a struts question, but I think
developers might have run into this problem before while developing in
Struts..
I was able to import my Yahoo forum into my portal like application, but the
all the links are relative to my site rath
Well at least I understand how the thing is supposed to work now. Before I
posted here I searched every where I could think of to understand this
behavior and the struts documentation certainly wasn't complete in this
regard.
So thanks for working through the problem guys.
What this does do th
At 6:05 AM -0700 4/30/05, rmanchu wrote:
Joe Germuska wrote:
You'll see that it goes through all of its configs before
returning, which means that the last match should win. It's not
explicitly documented as such in the JavaDoc.
Hope that helps.
Joe
thanx joe. ok i guess that means and intellig
Joe Germuska wrote:
You'll see that it goes through all of its configs before returning,
which means that the last match should win. It's not explicitly
documented as such in the JavaDoc.
Hope that helps.
Joe
thanx joe. ok i guess that means and intelligent ordering of the actions
should get
I haven't run any serious tests with this, but the ActionConfigs are
all managed in lists, which means that they are stored in the order
in which Struts encounters them while reading config files.
The key class here is ActionConfigMatcher, which has all
responsibility for matching a String path
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