hello friends,
i have one query with Ajax. in struts we separate model-view-controller,
even that's struts purpose.
but now a days i am using Ajax, and i seen most of the examples are
producing html code or data to display and sending it to client.
but i think this is violating M-V-C pattern as
Hi,
I am not that very experienced in Ajax, but what I feel that It is up to you
how you produce the HTML code that you are or are not violating the MVC.
If your action class produces html, it voilates, but if it can forward to a JSP
that generates the bare HTML all that is required for that
Justin Chin ha scritto:
I am using Tiles
...
Lets say I have two sets of users. UsersA, and UsersB. The data gather
for both users are the same. The look and feel is different. So I want
to point to the same action mapping for the two sets.
Probably you are interested in Dimensions:
Hi All,
I would like to know which is the best approach for session tracking in
struts among the following
1) Writing your own ActionServlet class which will have the
following code
public class MyActionServlet extends ActionServlet{
/* (non-Javadoc)
*
Hi Prerna,
If i am not wrong , this is not session tracking.
it is session validation.
1) this has a problem,
It unnecessarily creates a session.
2)think it works but using browser back button might fail
3) think it works but using browser back button might fail
4)Using filters (Cookies) -
Hello!
I use tomcat 5.5 and struts 1.2.9. I do all development under Windows OS.
I am developing an application which outputs data in Russian language
(windows-1251 encoding).
Consider the following JSP excerpt:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] contentType=text/html; charset=windows-1251%
%@ taglib
Hi Dmitry
as far as I know the Java properties files must be in ASCII code. (so much
to the Unicode support in Java :-)).
I had the same problem (well I tried to use UTF-8 in the properties file).
After changing to the \uxxx codes it worked.
Martin
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Von:
Hi All,
I am using indexed properties for form beans and want something like:
% int count = 0; %
%=employeeHashMap.get(name+count)%
html:select name=employeeHashMap
property=string(designation+%=count%+)
in proper struts tags.
The select tage, I am getting when rendered as select
I also suffered from this problem so I write code like
%String str=designation+count;%
html:select name=employeeHashMap property=%=str%
So it wroks fine
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From: Thomas Joseph [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 6:34 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
can someone help me with this please? Thanks.
From: fea jabi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: [OT]design help
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 13:09:46 -0400
have String array's which have values in them.
dbValues[]
Thanks Sheetal, but I could not get the values autoselected for the select
- Original Message -
From: Patil, Sheetal
I also suffered from this problem so I write code like
%String str=designation+count;%
html:select name=employeeHashMap property=%=str%
So it wroks fine
I wont get what u want to get?
Can u clear it
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Joseph [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 7:05 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Proper Struts Tags
Thanks Sheetal, but I could not get the values autoselected for the
select
The File object also gives it to you and you don't have to mess with
substrings and the / character. I believe it's File.getName() - it
returns everything after the last / character. Of course, you do have to
construct a new File object so I've no idea if it's more or less efficient
than what
String requestUri = request.getRequestURI();
String resourceName = requestUri.substring(requestUri.lastIndexOf(/),
requestURI.length-1);
String resourceName = requestUri.substring(requestUri.lastIndexOf(/),
requestURI.length()-1);
just in case you din notice
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Puneet
Thanks for your replies.
This solution works for me, mapping.getpath().
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Basically, when we use the html:select , we assume that when rendering, if
the value of the select matches one of the options, then that value would be
pre-selected in the select dropdown.
But with your solution applied, I could get the html:select rendered, but not
have the pre-selection
I'm trying out the Struts2 JSF integration using the first snapshot build
that was out last week. What I can't seem to figure out is how the showcase
example is forwarding to the correct jsp? The action result does not have
any jsp listed and I don't see a faces-config.xml anywhere? Can
Try,
html:select name=employeeHashMap property=%= string(designation + count + ) %
That should write the correct property name
Gareth
Thomas Joseph wrote:
Basically, when we use the html:select , we assume that when rendering, if
the value of the select matches one of the options, then
Ok, I did some debugging and I think I figured out what it is doing. It
looks like it is using the namespace from the package definition plus the
name from the action definition plus the file suffix (jsp). To come up with
/jsf/employee/list.jsp.
I'm not sure that this is going to be flexible
Sure...first, the JSF interceptors trigger if there is a JSF result.
The result code from the action, even if it is a JSF action, is
treated like a normal Struts 2 result code, and therefore, subject to
the Struts 2 navigation. When the page is rendered, the Action
instance is injected into the
Yeah, the JSP location could be made more flexible. I originally
coded it that way to match how JSF would expect to find and handle the
JSP. I don't remember, off hand, if other parts of the JSF controller
expects the JSP to be located as such. If you patch the code and find
it works fine,
Thanks Don. That clears things up for me some. I'm going to take a little
closer look and see if it is possible to make the page lookup more flexible.
If JSF is expecting the page to look this way, then it makes sense that it
may have to be this way. I'll let you know if I find a way to make
Can you override the validate() method in your form that extends ValidatorForm,
and then inside that do something like this?
public ActionErrors validate(ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest request)
{
ActionErrors errors = null;
if ( request.getParameter(closeButton) == null ) {
I had this issue too.
form.reset() resets fields in the form back to their original state when the
page loaded. Chances are the form's original state was populated. You may
want your reset button to call a method that sets all your fields to blank
instead of using form.reset()
-Original
Hi all,
I'm attempting to create a JSP that is made up of two forms. Each
form needs a same form bean and is processed by a same
action. The catch is that the one form comes from Header (This will be
there for all the pages as part of left panel )
and second is coming from my jsp and
One could say that operating on File objects, directly, infringes on the
concept of a container, depending on how draconian you are.
On 7/31/06, Adam Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The File object also gives it to you and you don't have to mess with
substrings and the / character. I believe
Your example WILL always point to the first form, since you use the index of
0 (zero). You need to use 1 to point to the second form. This works fine
for me:
html
head
/head
script language=JavaScript type=text/javascript
function tellMe(){
alert(Form 1: +
I use Ajax transparently with Struts using AjaxAnywhere.
You app doesn't change and you don't violate the MVC pattern.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ajaxanywhere
I don't remember if the examples provide a Struts example.
Check it out,
MC
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I have a problem. I am using tiles for my layout.
I have a baselayout.jsp where I am inserting all my header, body and footer
tags.
I want to insert another attribute called breadcrumbs which have some insert
statements. for example,
my tile definition is:
definition name=baseLayout
Hi folks.
The more I think of this problem, the more I think that we will be unable to
use only Struts for this particular situation.
We have a table which we populate with a user's choice of custom
registration fields (name, email, phone, company, etc...). Each row in this
table is essentially
Very true. Though, we use logging profusely throughout our application
which, albeit, indirectly, writes stuff to the disk (most certainly using
File objects) - I guess we must be draconian. :-)
-Adam
PS-
I just peeked at File.getName(), It does the same thing:
--- SNIP ---
public
How to read the following code ?
boolean vIsForm = vWorkTypeId.equals(IFormflowWorkTypeIds.FORM);
String vWorkForwardName = MessageFormat.format(work={0}, new Object[]
{vWorkAlias});
String vForwardName = (aActionMapping.findForward(vWorkForwardName)
== null)
On 7/31/06, temp temp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How to read the following code ?
boolean vIsForm = vWorkTypeId.equals(IFormflowWorkTypeIds.FORM);
String vWorkForwardName = MessageFormat.format(work={0}, new Object[]
{vWorkAlias});
String vForwardName =
I have a set of text fields on a form. but the number of the text fields il
need is soemthing that depends on the user using the application.
So i have used DHTML to dynamically add a text field to the form. ofcourse i
have used normal html tags for the dynamically added text field.
But the
Hi,
Have a look here:
http://struts.apache.org/1.x/userGuide/building_controller.html
Specifically, section 4.3.3 Map-backed ActionForms.
Frank
Puneet Lakhina wrote:
I have a set of text fields on a form. but the number of the text fields il
need is soemthing that depends on the user using
The stuffs I get is like you want multiple combobox
If it is so then u can codce like
%String str=des+count;%
html:select property=%=str%
html:option value=1Traineehtml:option
html:option value=2S/W engghtml:option
html:option value=3Managerhtml:option
html:option value=4Directorhtml:option
I have the following Combobox in my Struts Application:
tdbean:message key=attendee.holidexCode/*/td
td
html:select property=attendeeVO.holidexCode
html:option value=Choose Holidex /html:option
html:options name=holidexCodeVector /
/html:select
/td
Where holidexCodeVector is a
But the thing is, since the default value is Choose Holidex it considers
it a String and doesn't validate.
it's should be
html:option value=Choose Holidex/html:option
not this one ...
html:option value=Choose Holidex /html:option
Regards
IN
Hi Irwan:
Thanks for the reply.
It did solve my problem but not for the Combo-box which takes ints.
Consider the following:
td
html:select property=attendeeVO.role
html:option value=Choose Role/html:option
html:options collection=roleVector labelProperty=description
property=roleId/
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