With 2.3.3, it is working for me, in my own app.
When input is returned, I can still see the timestamp value in the form.
Haven't tried with your example.
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 7:39 PM, s srrem...@excite.com wrote:
Yep..That's what I did
But the question is, why it retains time
I have a web application that originally mapped only one action per
page (for the most part). Little by little it's grown to incoporate
ajax/json actions (using Struts json plugin) that populate different
parts of pages or update the database. My question is how best to
organize these new
I wouldn't have a package just for JSON actions, because that separates
them from what they actually are.
I'm not sure what is meant by spanning multiple pages; in general
wouldn't they still be associated with specific data types, or
functionality?
Dave
On Fri, Jun 8, 2012 at 10:03 AM, Burton
Yes... you are right.
I guess what I meant by spanning multiple pages is that up until now
all my actions classes mapped nicely to my /webapp/struts/ (jsp)
directory structure. (e.g.
/java/com/afs/web/action/contact/ContactDetailAction.java =
/webapp/struts/contact/contactDetail.jsp). Now I
Tried with Struts 2.3.4 and still having the issue.
Look at View Source in the browsee and note down value of field
student.createdTimestmp. It will have both date time.
Remove Name (make it blank) and click on Save button.
Error will be displayed Student Name is required. Now again take a
Like I said a couple of days ago, this doesn't actually seem to hurt anything,
but I thought that Łukasz might want to have a look at this exception.
Has anyone else seen this with 2.3.4 or newer snapshots?
-rgm
On Jun 6, 2012, at 2:23 PM, struts@spamgourmet.com wrote:
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