John,
I typically store the images in a web-accessible directory. I have
done this in several different webapps (in several languages for that
matter). I typically have a table that holds any data about the image,
most importantly, how to contruct a url for an image tag so I can
display it o
hard way. I import jsp files with a bunch
of statements (I'm such a luddite). Heck, I once found myself
creating dropdown lists for height and weight (property lines and html
option code) using *Excel*.
hehehe ... well, we all have our secrets. ;-)Thanks for your
comments Joe an
Hi All,
I'm not sure if this has been done before as I can't see any reference
in the archives, but I have a hard time believing I'm the only one.
I have to support multiple languages in my app. I can successfully set
my users' locales using the Action.setLocale() method as well as the
jstl eq
Gabriel,
I'm not sure how Beanutils handles java.util.Date, but I have had this
problem when trying to convert to java.sql.Date when the source value
(in my form) was null. Now I call a method like this before a call to
copyProperties():
public static void overrideConverters() {
//
Olivier,
Here's the article that Jacob is talking about (I think):
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip136.html
I'm using this approach and am very pleased.
Colin
Hookom, Jacob wrote:
Look up request tokens in the documentation/API.
There was also an article on www.javaworld.com a
In my experience this works fine.
Colin
Nathan Maves wrote:
That was it!
What is the best way to set a date field as a hidden property?
Will is just work if I use
Nathan
On May 14, 2004, at 2:10 PM, Colin Kilburn wrote:
Hi Nathan,
I had this (or a similar) problem when I tried to populate a date
Hi Nathan,
I had this (or a similar) problem when I tried to populate a date
field. It seems that a null or empty String is not a valid value for
conversion to a Date. I remember the issue having something to do with
BeanUtils' converter not having a default value for Date. Any
chance
Did you actually put log4j.properties in your WEB-INF/classes (as stated
below) or in your src directory? ... a build would blow it away if it's
in the classes (because it's an output dir).
HTH,
Colin
Geeta Ramani wrote:
Already did that: that's how the Java app worked ok I guess.. But cannot
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