Currently I'm a sub-sub-contractor (pretty typical in Italy :-D ) in a
big reengineering project in a social security institute in Italy,
where I can see applications built from the ground up, involving all
aspects of the institute.
In particular, I am working on a project separated in two parts: o
Sorry for this *very* OT thread, but in Italy a YouTube video is
becoming more and more popular: a manager of Telecom Italia shows his
knowledge of history:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb5T18v81E0
Now with English translation :-D
Antonio
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Thank you for the help.
But I could not get it to work.
Here is a code sample from the Action Class:
...
private Set traegerPermissions;
...
The class TraegerPermissions itself have another collection:
...
private Collection einrichtungen;
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In jsp I have successful read access:
...
what is the term 'anagraphical data' ?
Molte Grazie
Martin
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> Currently I'm a sub-sub-contractor (pre
2008/4/7, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> what is the term 'anagraphical data' ?
Sorry wrong translation.
I meant personal information like name, address, telephone number, etc.
Antonio
I'm working on an external and internal facing portal application using BEA
AquaLogic UI (ALUI), plugging some holes with S2 based portlets, mainly
dealing with moving our customers from DB based auth to LDAP through the
portal.
With ALUI you can use either JSR-168 portlets or plain old web apps s
--- Wes Wannemacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [...] Prototype/JQuery (haven't decided yet).
JQuery, but be wary of memory leaks in IE5/6; haven't tested as much under 7
yet.
Fairly substantial leaks, too, like upwards of a couple megs-per-request
under some circumstances, which I haven't had t
Wes Wannemacher schrieb:
I've been quiet on this one, but since I finally had a breakthrough
today, I feel like talking about it :)
I started a pet project that I've been toying around in my head for a
while. As a parent, I coach a few elementary and junior high sports. It
is a volunteer thing,
Hi,
I am getting this ClassCastException in
org.apache.struts.upload.MultipartRequestWrapper . I have debugged the
code and it looks like the error is coming in
org.apache.struts.tiles.UrlController.
UrlController's perform method has these lines of code. The exception is
happening at rd.include(..
Hi Ghan. You're not trying to directly access the JSP are you? For
instance, browsing to http://host/emsitem/emsList.jsp? You need to go
through the action: http://host/context/list.action, and then make sure
that your action bean returns a result string of "SUCCESS", and it will
automatically n
My little dirty pet project is a small web bug planted into the corporate
intranet websites to collect internal user access statistics and generate
report,
The logon user is taken from IIS integrated Windows authentication,
which is connected to Tomcat using ajp connector, and the user details
are
You CAN set the property to a different value every time. Most of my
action beans implement this behavior just fine. Did you make sure your
action bean implements the ParameterAware interface? This binds your
action bean properties to the current values in the request scope.
--Eric
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--- Eric Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You CAN set the property to a different value every time. Most of my
> action beans implement this behavior just fine. Did you make sure your
> action bean implements the ParameterAware interface? This binds your
> action bean properties to the curren
--- Eric Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Ghan. You're not trying to directly access the JSP are you? For
> instance, browsing to http://host/emsitem/emsList.jsp? You need to go
> through the action: http://host/context/list.action, and then make sure
> that your action bean returns a resu
Hi there,
can anyone adivse how to return a 'Success message' to a div after a file
was uploaded?
For some reason, I get this annoying message [Object] after a file was
successfully uploade. This is caused because I return a message to a div
(without it, it works ok - but the page is refreshed)
Hi! I'm having a very interesting issue with CGLIB proxies. I'm proxying
my actions with Spring AOP (to get declarative transactions on each
Action).
Everything is working great, except when I try action chaining, I get a
class cast exception that Action2 can't be cast to Action1 (Action1 is
first
I ran into this too once I upgraded to 2.0.11. I understand their concern for
allowing expressions, but I know that I'm using them correctly and so I decided
to modify the TLD and allow all expressions, then just re-jared everything up
and all is working fine. That's one solution. The other i
ServletActionRedirectResult worked when I used it instead of the
ActionChainResult. This performs an extra round trip back to the
browser, which isn't terrible unless I want to pass data from one Action
to another, and herein lies some concern.
Here's my design, and if you guys think it's flawed I
Ah, you're right. Thanks for the correction.
--Eric
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From: Dave Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2008 9:29 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Url-Parameters only set once
--- Eric Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You CAN set the p
Does that mean ExtFS can build a form from a json (or xml)
specification? I've needed that myself.
I don't see anything wrong with your approach. In fact I like it. The
view (form) is nice separated from the model (data).
Frans Thamura wrote:
take a look of this
http://farm3.static.flickr
Hi folks, I have two questions, and I apologize for the n00b approach.
I'm just teaching myself struts2, coming from a PHP background (but I've
done plenty of JEE and Java Swing programming, so the language isn't
completely alien :)
Question 1...
I have a Logon form that works fine without an
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 6:07 AM, Jeromy Evans <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does that mean ExtFS can build a form from a json (or xml) specification?
> I've needed that myself.
>
> I don't see anything wrong with your approach. In fact I like it. The
> view (form) is nice separated from the model
Frans Thamura wrote:
right,
i think that it is nice they separated view meta to create the form, and
model meta to fill the value in the input form inside form
but.. if we move all of our project, the json plugins is not stable version,
will this make the code of mine become unstable
that w
--- Dave Belfer-Shevett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a Logon form that works fine without an interceptor, but as soon
> as I add one, my getUsername() and other methods fail (the username is
> null).
When you declare interceptor-refs for an action you are declaring *all* the
interceptors
Brad A Cupit wrote:
ServletActionRedirectResult worked when I used it instead of the
ActionChainResult. This performs an extra round trip back to the
browser, which isn't terrible unless I want to pass data from one Action
to another, and herein lies some concern.
...
POSTS should each have thei
Jeromy Evans wrote:
Brad A Cupit wrote:
...
POSTS should each have their own Action (which may write the data to the
DB). This Action should only process the POST. Afterwards, it forwards
(chains) to another Action, which sits in front of the view. If the view
needs data from the DB, it goes in
> The JSON plugin is stable in all respects except that it hasn't been
> released as a 1.x. I use it a lot and haven't encountered any problems
> since adding enum support.
>
we are finding this issue also.
>
> However the REST Plugin itself actually uses json-lib:
> http://json-lib.sourceforge.
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