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> Avjit its not working!
As someone else already pointed out on this thread, you can only use
the Java expression syntax for an *entire* attribute. You can't use it
the way it was shown in Avjit's suggested example for you. It has to
be:
Thanks martin, its so simpledidn't click in my mind.
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> Ok, here is the problem. When I load up my web app the page loads fine.
Which app, what page? Not enough detail, and the question is too generic.
> When I try to advance to another web page in my web app all I get
is a blank screen.
You do not "advance to pages" in Struts. You have to get use
Well I just created a test jsp file to see if I got to the page. I
didn't. I just want to be sure about one thing. I am soppose to have
multiple actions in my struts config? One for each page? Right?
-Paul
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Ok... I probably can't be of too much help then... I've n
I dont understand some things here, If the application resource is empty
above code would throw this error,
"Define tag cannot set a null value".
So how does this code helps in checking wether an application resouce is
empty?
Am I missing some thing here? or may be the subject is misleading..
Ok... I probably can't be of too much help then... I've never used Velocity.
One thing to try though... change your forwards to go to a test JSP...
if you get to it, then the problem is in the Velocity side of things (or
the forward to the Velocity templates). At least you'll narrow down
your
I am forwarding to a web page. The .vm file extension is mapped to
org.apache.velocity.tools.view.servlet.VelocityViewServlet. I am using
Apache Velocity for my Web page design. Should I be forwarding to Actions?
My intention is to go to a Velocity page rather then an html or JSP.
-Paul
Fra
You may want to take a look at the Struts Dialogs:
http://struts.sourceforge.net/strutsdialogs/ It is a new development
within Struts Application project.
It was me who wrote the article on TSS, and I am gradually making
these ideas into usable components. DialogAction is an action which
uses POST
Hello,
I am new to Struts and I am a bit confused. I would like some light.
I have just installed Tomcat 5 for Java WSDP. Do I need this version
to make Struts development or can I use the regular 5.5 version too?
I have installed both.
I also saw that Struts is listed in the Ex-Jakarta se
An option is to add the action message as a redirect parameter. This
was supported in an earlier ActionRedirect version I was using in my
Struts projects (http://www.rabago.net/struts/redirect/), but it was
decided that the version that went into Struts core not include this
feature.
Hubert
On 6
Thanks! That was new information for me.
For my application, the parameter value I want to pass is fixed, so I am
doing it in the struts-config path itself, something like this :
It works but please advise if it's proper.
Regards,
Abhinav
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What are you forwarding to in this mapping Paul? Is .vm the extension
your application uses to map to ActionServlet, in which case you are
forwarding to Actions? Or is it something else?
Most commonly, the forwards go to JSPs (although not necessarily).
You are correct in your thinking with
I am still new too struts so I don't understand why I would need to
incluide forwards with names of success and failure in my
struts-config. Those forward names just look like their just general
forward names that have no real effect on where the page goes. Am I
wrong in my thinking?
-Paul
Hi all,
I'm trying to implement the PRG (post-redirect-get) pattern which was
published in theserverside.
The magic key is to use redirect="true" in the local forward like this:
it works very nice, no more double submit problem when user press Back and
Forward button. But the problem is I los
Paul-
you need forwards defined for both success and failure name identified such
as what you see in the struts doc
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/building_controller.html e.g.
struts-config.xml
HTH,
Martin-
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From: "Paul Goepfert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
thanks. I do use hibernate. will take a look how to manage it.
On 6/11/05, David G. Friedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you use Hibernate as your DAO layer, you could enable caching so
> DisplayTag won't hit the database every time, assuming you have the memory
> footprint to support that cac
Ok, here is the problem. When I load up my web app the page loads
fine. When I try to advance to another web page in my web app all I get
is a blank screen. For every page I have a form.java and an action.java
file so I can move through the web app. Here is part of my
struts-config file tha
Hi!
I'm a struts newbie and this is maybe a stupid question, but I really don't
know...
Consider I have two simple templates (simplified):
* template1.jsp *
...
* template2.jsp *
I want to insert some html code into template2.jsp (e.g. menu.jsp, body.jsp)
and then, insert temp
I respond to this query with a good deal of caution for the implementor
My analysis is that you will blow the stack when heaping children of parent
Action Classes as actions objects of class RequestProcessor ..lets take a
quick view of method processActionCreated
protected Action processAct
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