tting expression
'param_1' with value '[Ljava.lang.String;@1116f9'
What am I missing?
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Changed everything to param1. Still the same error.
> What am I missing?
Name of the parameter, change it to param1 and getter/setter
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Solved it. I forgot to enter the class attribute in my configuration.
Thanks!
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root.appendChild(buid);
}
}
return SUCCESS;
}
The configuration is as such:
doc
I assume that XSLTResult is available through the struts default
settings.
Can anybody see someth
Thanks Dave and Chris. Chris, there was no attachment on your email.
Could you send it again? Thanks again.
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ction some type of object which contains Files in a tree
hierarchy. I don't know, I'm new to Struts 2 so any feedback on this
matter would be appreciated.
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re you expecting the XSLTResult to
do, if you don't have any XSLT to process?
L.
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> org.w3c.dom stuff . . . but it looks like it should work for
> org.w3c.dom.Document). N
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Followed my instincts, problem is solved. No need to reply!
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Hello:
I started writing a Struts 2 action which zips
for download
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So what did your instinct tell you?
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I really love this book. It's a good mix of hand-holding and advanced
techniques. It taught me what I needed to know and then some. And I'm
not all that bright. The book has a permanent position near my left
elbow for reference.
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set up an action to read these parameters? Or do it need to
go back to the servlet API?
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of course, doesn't work. How do I allow a user to
optionally enter a date without the converter throwing an error? I have
not been able to locate the built-in converter code yet.
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