Hi Dave,
Ok, i've tried that one and it works like it should.
So that getter method works as kind of a type hint to the framework so
that struts knows it has to convert the parameter amount to the given
MapIntger, Float - Is that correct? Up to now I've only added getter
methods to
Hi, I have found a good article on doubleselect tag
http://struts2-java.blogspot.com/2008/09/doubleselect-with-full-functionality.html
here
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Click the following link
http://intricatetips.blogspot.com
Or read the documentation:
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/how-do-we-get-access-to-the-session.html
Dave
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Finally i figured out the issue.The problem was that i had mistakenly
incorporated struts defaultStack prior to paramsPrepareParamsStack in the
large set of interceptors that i had used . The prepare interceptor in the
default stack and again in paramsPrepareParamsStack was causing invocation
Frans Thamura wrote:
http://www.jroller.com/fthamura - my login fthamura
There's several ways to do this in struts 2. The best approach depends
on what else your application does.
Option 1. Low effort
Implement a custom ActionMapper. It'll contain the logic to detect
that the URI
Here are some examples of how I am accessing the session pojo fields on
my form:
s:form action=Sample!submit method=post
s:checkbox name=#session.formBean.requeryInfo label=Requery
Info? /
s:textfield name=#session.formBean.firstName
value=%{#session.formBean.firstName} label=First Name
Christopher Schultz wrote:
I'm an S1 user and a member of the Velocity team. I recently posted a
message to the velocity-dev list regarding the ugly syntax required by
the S2 tag Velocity implementation.
Hi Chris,
It's probably worth posting to the struts-dev list with a more specific
There's several ways to do this in struts 2. The best approach depends on
what else your application does.
Option 1. Low effort
Implement a custom ActionMapper. It'll contain the logic to detect that
the URI references a user and select the appropriate action with the
username as a
Your get/set method signatures provide a *huge* hint to the conversion magic
logic. If you are curious to see how this actually works, take a look at
Ognl, OgnlUtil amd OgnlRuntime. If you can make it through the reflection
code, it is quite amazing.
Scott
tREXX - wrote:
Hi Dave,
I've never used a form field name like #session.formBean.firstName
before, but if you refactor your code a little:
Make your action implement SessionAware interface and put a formBean
getter/setter in your actions (or some superclass of your wizard
actions), which takes it from the session:
Without going into a lot of detail, suffice to say our application benefits
from action chaning, and we are using it in the documented way.
We've begun to go through and add the validation to some actions, but we
have run into a snag with validation and action chaining.
Whenever one action in
check your validators.xml to see if your short-circuit attribute is set to true
The invokemethod grants the Interceptor the power to short-circuiting the
Action Invocation.
Instead of calling invoke, the Interceptor can
return a result String and
bypass any remaining Interceptors on the
After some long hours I got pagination and export working with ajaxtags and
displaytag
THis is how you do ajax pagination.
AjaxTags 1.3 rc7
Struts2.0.12
DisplayTag 1.1.1
I had to make small change in the ajaxtags.js for it to work
Comment out the line that calls the prefunction in the
--- On Wed, 9/17/08, Martin Gainty wrote:
check your validators.xml to see if your short-circuit
attribute is set to true
My understanding is that validation short-circuiting means that additional
validations for the same field won't be run as soon as the first validation
error is
Hi all,
Is it possible to use html tag instead struts 2 tag which should implement
the autowiring.
I tried with input type=text name=username instead of s:textfield
name=username .
I can pass value form jsp to action but not from action to jsp.
Where i did wrong.
Please give me the solution
hi,
Are you using struts 2.1.2 Beta for your project?
With Regards,
Ashok
dynamicd wrote:
After some long hours I got pagination and export working with ajaxtags
and displaytag
THis is how you do ajax pagination.
AjaxTags 1.3 rc7
Struts2.0.12
DisplayTag 1.1.1
I had to make
How would the HTML input tag receive information from your Struts action?
The s:textfield tag is designed to receive that data. HTML's basic
input tag is not.
On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 3:22 PM, MyAshok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to use html tag instead struts 2 tag which
--- On Wed, 9/17/08, MyAshok wrote:
Is it possible to use html tag instead struts 2 tag which
should implement the autowiring.
Well no, that's what the tag *does* (amongst other things).
Where i did wrong.
You didn't provide the value anywhere.
Please give me the solution ASAP.
ASAP, huh?
--- On Wed, 9/17/08, Jim Kiley wrote:
How would the HTML input tag receive
information from your Struts action?
Magic, yo.
Dave
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Dave,
Thank You very much for the timely reply.
I need to do the submit in ajax theme, so if i change the theme to render
table tag - the requirement will collapse.
I thought to say values from jsp to action is passing, but not the
viceversa, there was misspelled as form instead of from in
Hi,
I came across which I believe is a weird OGNL behavior:
I have an action B which extends from action A which extends from
ActionSupport (executing using the defaultStack)
In my struts.xml file I have an action defined this way:
action name=listing class=B
result
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The surprising thing is it is NEVER called
(which I believe OGNL can not resolve it)
I don't see how that's possible; it would be called on whatever is on the stack
and normal inheritance mechanics would apply.
I am also unable to reproduce
Yes something else was happening...me!
I've mistakenly been written this method in some other subclass C of A
(which was not the executing action.)
what a waste of time...sorry...
2008/9/17 Dave Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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The surprising thing is
I tried both suggestions and neither worked.
The first thing I tried was to implement the getter/setters and change
the JSP as you suggested. When I did this I got the following:
Caused by: ognl.OgnlException: formBean [java.lang.NullPointerException]
at
--- On Wed, 9/17/08, Gabriel Belingueres wrote:
Yes something else was happening...me!
I've mistakenly been written this method in some other
subclass C of A (which was not the executing action.)
*whew*
Dave
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We actually have no validation XML files (we're setting error fields
manually). We're not performing validation using that approach, but we
want to remain open to doing so in the future. The validation interceptor
is in the struts-default stack, which is what our packages extend from.
From
1 down ..more to go..have you have declared any methods in excludeMethods
?
http://struts.apache.org/2.0.6/struts2-core/apidocs/com/opensymphony/xwork2/validator/ValidationInterceptor.html
Martin
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Hello Everyone,
do you know if the communication between the S2 Action and the
struts-tags is standardised? Or am I opening a black box if I replace
sth. like
s:textarea id=description name=object.description cols=40 rows=6/
with a VanillaHTML+JSTL version like
textarea id=description
Andreas Mähler wrote:
Hello Everyone,
do you know if the communication between the S2 Action and the
struts-tags is standardised? Or am I opening a black box if I replace
sth. like
s:textarea id=description name=object.description cols=40
rows=6/
with a VanillaHTML+JSTL version like
Thank you for your quick answer, Jeromy!
Jeromy Evans schrieb:
do you know if the communication between the S2 Action and the
struts-tags is standardised? Or am I opening a black box if I replace
sth. like
s:textarea id=description name=object.description cols=40
rows=6/
with a
You need to instantiate your formBean before the interceptor stack
tries to set the parameters. Common points in your code where you can
accomplish that are: instantiating the object when declared as an
instance variable, inside a constructor of your action, or implement
the Preparable interface
Andreas Mähler wrote:
I've already tried that, but I don't know Freemaker yet and I don't
even like the code that is generated by the simple theme. (e.g: it was
my intention to write a 100% JavaScript-free webinterface) I also
think that the interface is quirky and not as straightforward as
Hello!
Jeromy Evans schrieb:
I didn't even know s:colgroup existed.
Whoops ;-)
s:optgroup is what I meant
It's 3 in the morning here in GER and I am still working at my diploma
thesis... should go to sleep now :-)
Thanx for the hints,
~Andreas
I'm referencing defaultStack. Can I simply pass that parameter to the
default stack and the validator interceptor will pick it up?
We don't actually use xml-based validation. We set action errors on our
own. Do you think it'll still work even though that interceptor is
specifically for xml
I am using Struts 2.0.11.2
MyAshok wrote:
hi,
Are you using struts 2.1.2 Beta for your project?
With Regards,
Ashok
dynamicd wrote:
After some long hours I got pagination and export working with ajaxtags
and displaytag
THis is how you do ajax pagination.
AjaxTags 1.3
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