ust another class. Instantiate and call
execute() (passing it all the objects the execute() method of Action A
recieved of course) and that's that. I've done this, works just fine.
BUT DON'T DO IT! The other posters are dead-on... If there's any way at
all you can avoid
for you... I'm not responsible for that
thing any more so I'm not sure where it is, but really since the
presentation is the part I bet you are most interested in, the JSTL tag
Jeff mentioned is almost certainly a preferable option anyway.
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is what has given me pause in jumping right into it, along with a
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Eddie Bush wrote:
Hi Nitin,
Struts is server-side - predominately a
not being made at any point (unless it's a navigation problem,
i.e., back, which is still a possibility)
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Hello all... I've got a
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Hi David,
Nope, no redirects anywhere. When the NPE's occur, as near as I can
tell, only some o
Lunarpages.com is quite good too. They're who I'm hosted with.
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Lunarpages.com is quite good too. They're who I'm hosted with.
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nd therefore a
solution that is going to cover 75% of applications is probably useful.
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Martin Cooper wrote:
> Just curious, and I'm sure I'm missing something (which is why I'm
>
Sorry Struts Users list, this was intended for the Developer's list, I
clicked the wrong address in my address book. D'oh!
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Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Well, in all honesty, this isn&#
ode anyway, it actually
happens about 20 lines after this. I'm going to take your suggestion
anyway because I like adding checks that don't hurt anything, might save
me a headache down the road, but I don't think this will address my
initial problem.
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this latter
case, session will equal null.
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Another good point, and I'll add code to catch that. But,
sion, and
hence that getAttribute() call in the Action shouldn't generate an
IllegalStateException (I could see getting one BEFORE that point, but if
it gets that far, as near as I can tell, it shouldn't be possible).
Spot anything Brian? Thanks for your effort!
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e search should give you the right answer if
I'm wrong. Not that this will stop enter working on ANY field, so if
that's important, this won't work. You might also be able to check the
keyCode onSubmit, but I'm not as sure about that.
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nd one in the next few days.
I've been looking at this for probably a month now though off and on, so
I'm not too confident.
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Barnett, Brian W. wrote:
Sorry Frank, but I don't see any
cause of the overall
complexity of XSLT. Power and flexibility always come at costs in this
line of work, and XML/XSLT-based solutions I think are a prime example
of this.
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Dakota Jack wrote:
Yet, B
Did the sample app not help you Jack? What wasn't clear from it? Maybe
I can update it to be more helpful...
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Dakota Jack wrote:
Anyone have an example of JSP code for DownloadAction?
hough, it can tell it's a file of
some other type, and will either pass it along to a plug-in for display,
or ask the user what to do with it.
Of course, I just repeated what Andrew said really :)
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Good info. Thanks Andrew!
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Andrew Hill wrote:
I wanted to send this link along on Friday as well, but didnt have time
to find it as I was trying to get home early. (Fat chance. Still ended
up
done some variation of all these approaches
at one time or other, so I can try and expand on things if you need me to.
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Dakota Jack wrote:
Whatever code updates the database will have to somewhere and
an updated
JSP, or a new stylesheet, or modified images right into an app without
having to restart, recompile, WAR or anything else (doesn't generally
work for class or library changes, but half way is better than no help
at all)
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t certainly becomes obvious on the
bigger projects that breaking things up would probably be better.
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Eddie Bush wrote:
Do people really deploy things to production like this? We generally
just
d, the exploded form doesn't really make much different vs. a
WAR file as far as source control goes. I don't think many people put
archives into source control, so in essence what's in source control is
already in exploded form. It's eliminating the packaging step is all
27;t discard frames simply
because it's not the "Struts way". Make the decision, as you should any
other, on what will truly suit your needs best.
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Luiz Esmiralha wrote:
Hi Nadi
'm really getting to here, and I suspect it would be for the
benefit of a great many people reading this, is the simple question,
what is actually OK to do with threads in a servlet container and what
isn't? Perhaps more importantly, what is the reasoning behind the
answers? Any thoughts? (
(assuming
us architects haven't speced out something ridiculous that is). At
least, that's been my experience.
I agree that a general answer to this question is near impossible, but
I'll take a stab at in anyway...
DON'T spawn threads inside a servlet container unless yo
le to
schedule anything, you'll need to deal with each host specifically to
see what they'll let you or not let you do.
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Andrew Hill wrote:
DON'T spawn threads inside a servlet conta
have a big load). But, using session might be easier, depends on how
much work (and control) you want. For a shopping cart, the volume of
data isn't going to be great, so no worries there.
But, the golden rule with Struts to remember is no class-level
variables! That's what all this is
the case
too often. I'm not saying go to that extreme, just venture forth with a
little caution is all.
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Jeff Beal wrote:
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This works fine, but I h
ll put you on the right track if you
understand what I'm saying. Write back if you have specific questions,
I'll try and answer them.
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Simon MARTIN wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently writin
you would have to decide.
I'm not sure something like this exists yet, I'd certainly think it does
though. If you have to roll your own, I suspect it wouldn't be too
difficult using this approach (assuming I haven't glossed over something
that makes it impossible or overly dif
a deal the hard-coding is to you, may not be a big
deal.
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liooil wrote:
Hello world,
What would be the best pratice to get properties from an external file?
(I mean this file is not part of my war)
lient at that point, but you could
alternatively submit the form, then in the reply construct the file://
reference to the image as I've done above. That would probably give you
the best of both worlds, and also remove any cross-browser concerns.
But, if you can do it without touching
al distaste for taglibs in most cases, I know many people
disagree, but I figured you might as well know all your options, then
you can choose whickever you prefer from an informed position.
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J
ability to change
frameworks without touching my presentation layer (within some necessary
constraints of course)
You make perfectly valid points though, so throw it all into the hopper
and make a decision Kedar! :)
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TL tends
to be just a hair more complicated (not much, but a little).
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Kedar Deshpande wrote:
Both solutions seem like they will do the trick. thank you for giving me
two choices to deceide from, i
wanted to know that bad :)
Eh, I knew I was saying something controversial to begin with :) I'm in
the minority with regard to taglibs, I know that.
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Jim and Frank.
Frank W. Zammetti wrot
It actually strikes me as VERY curious that such a thing isn't already
done by Struts (if in fact it isn't). Thinking about it, I know that
you can get the ActionMapping that was last executed through request...
Wouldn't that give you all you need?
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Fo
ck doesn't
seem crazy to me.
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Luiz Esmiralha wrote:
In my country, it's against the law to take your fingerprints unless
you are accused of a crime and only the police can do it. It
ssage.
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Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
"Frank W. Zammetti (MLists)" writes:
Please ignore me. Just seeing if my web host fixed the webmail problem
I've been having. Thanks!
No offense, bu
construct the img path:
">
Something like that. The basic idea is that the JSP you send back as a
result of the form submission is displaying the image from the user's
PC, not your server. You just need to append the file:// part of the
image's URI at some point.
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ike you do already, and return the appropriate forward.
I assume I'm missing something because that's too obvious...
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Janice wrote:
Here's hoping somebody's still answering question
ing to forgo thread safety?
Just a thought anyway (and completely uninformed I admit because I
haven't taken the time to look at any source to see what's currently
done)...
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Craig McClan
r the situation
we're discussing, but I think the theory is the same. Or are you
telling me that even AFTER the addConfigItem() method exits that the
internal structure of the HashMap isn't guaranted to be consistent?
That's the only catch I can see, and if THAT'S what your
om that, assuming you made it that far :) Me personally,
I'd go with something like HTTP2IMmage... My Windows-specific
programming these days is limited to PocketPC development, not sure I'd
want to get into anything too deep on the desktop these days.
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Obviously not a 4/A :) Now THAT was a powerhouse!
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Barnett, Brian W. wrote:
On TI-99: Out of memory
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Excellent, thank you Jeff!
There's more discrete values than I had hoped, but I can still
accomplish my goals.
Thanks to everyone that has replied thus far!
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Frank,
Geez, can't say I even knew there was a JVM for AS/400 :) I think I'm
going to hold off supporting that OS with what I'm doing, at least
initially. Thanks for the info though, I'll add it to my list, for when
the time comes.
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It's in the mail :)
(Of course, if I can finish what I'm working on tomorrow, I'll release
that in lue of beer, and Christmas presents :) It's nothing
Earth-shattering, but may come in handy for some folks)
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rification to
be sure nothing fishy is going on wouldn't hurt).
If you could just post your OS and what the result was, I would greatly
appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
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lking about for a minute!
What I was trying to say was that the header.jsp code could have a giant
if block that checks for every single possible Form Bean. It should
only ever find one, the rest should be null (assuming request scope
here), so in that way it can determine which bean to gr
I'm seeing the same thing actually, have been for over a week.
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James Mitchell wrote:
No, it's just you.
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in. It's not a straight-forward answer, either way.
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Jim Barrows wrote:
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n yes, this will appear ugly :) If you don't use them much now
though, this really doesn't seem so bad.
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James Mitchell wrote:
No, you will not be able to use the struts tags to gener
ere? Again, sorry for the OT post, but I
couldn't resist tapping the expertise of these lists. Thanks a lot!
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To uns
pear to be that problem (plus I'm
not seeing any drive activity, which I'd expect to see if it was doing
what Glenn suggested).
It's weird, I can move the window around no problem, but I can't do
anything with any part of the interface (and large parts of the
interface get &quo
was thinking maybe
there's a delay. Just curious, I'll know for sure in the morning :)
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Lucas González Pearson wrote:
This might sound stupid... but have you tried reinstalling it?
- Or
;t seem to have that capability.
With that in mind, TortoiseCVS seems the past of least resistance for me.
Thanks for your help!
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Daniel Perry wrote:
Give tortoisecvs a try. I personally prefer it
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dropping one or two Command objects from the sequence,
the ones corresponding to the preprocessing steps I do now) for a normal
request.
Just curious at this point, but your quick writeup here was very
informative, so I figured I'd ask :)
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Nice and clean!
Although it's probably true I could just do the redirect like I do now
from the chain Command, but that seems contrary to the whole idea to me.
Eh, I feel like I've hijacked this thread now, so let me get off this
topic for now. Thanks for your insight though Joe!
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oing to hurt.
Know as much as you can about as much as you can. Generalists are FAR
more valuable in my experience than those that know one or two things
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and that
would deal with the situation where you can't alter the beans' source.
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Jim Douglas wrote:
Frank,
You're using it from an ActionFormI have this problem in a cla
as part of a HashMap for instance. Expose a thread-safe getter
method and your all set. Of course, that implies that you have some
identifiable ID to look up for each user, and I'd think userID would be
it :)
That aside though, wouldn't just storing it in session do what you wan
Maybe it's simple, like I thought it might be, maybe it's not. I gave
him the simple answer, you gave him a not-so-simple answer. Maybe we
helped, maybe we didn't, he'll have to come back with more details if not.
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any other dimension of this question, regarding general design or
JDBC code design and so on, I'm going to stay away from all that. I
think I've answered the question you initially asked, but feel free to
inquire further if not.
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suspect that's the end of the story :)
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Wendy Smoak wrote:
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I simply want to access an UserID from anywhere in an web-app.
JSP, method of any
typical solution.
What you probably want to do is populate the ActionForm associated with
the request, and access that in your JSP. Also, most people will tell
you to use the taglibs instead of scriplets (everyone except me
actually, but in this case you might be better off listening to them
27;t want to handle it in validate(),
instead handle it in an Action and just have a element that
returns to your input page (or a separate error page if more applicable).
Does that help Peter?
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cipation of your answer... when the user clicks a date, is
your thinking that the page they see should change, i.e., they should
move on to another screen, or are you thinking you just want an error
message (or no error message if it's a valid date) on the SAME screen?
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your
request is to (Action or JSP directly), or any other resource, assuming
the app server serves everything.
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David G. Friedman wrote:
I'll suggest option #3:
Hide all JSP's under /WE
y case, I'm not trying to argue the point or anything, it's
certainly a valid approach. Just an interesting perspective to me is all.
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Andrew Hill wrote:
Id support the filter sugges
I'm not sure I agree with the point, but I do see where your coming
from. It's debatable I think, but you make a reasonable argument.
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Will Stranathan wrote:
Nope - Andrew is right -
what can reasonably be described
as an Elder Statesman of the general computing community at this point,
am not offended by this, in all likelihood, you shouldn't be either.
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Dakota Jack wrot
be relevant and helpful to some
folks.
P.S. - As I said, it's my first experience with SF, and with CVS as
well, so I've likely set some things up wrong. But, at the end of the
day, the code and everything else is up there, so it's probably good enough.
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Fo
ng with a local variable, a class
member, or something inherited. The difference isn't severe I think,
but the first seems just slightly more intuitive, and that's always a
good thing to me.
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C
David, I'm snowed in today here in Pennsylvania, so I can't go out and
get that book :)
Can you enumerate some of the reasons Bloch advocates this? It seems
like a reasonable thing to suggest, I'd like to know his rationale for
it though.
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glance at what's out there now. Hopefully time will allow something
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Vic wrote:
Sounds like an interesting project. Once 1.3 is a bi
it is in the thread "Re:
Please explain Struts Chain" on Friday the 7th. Maybe you were
thinking of another summary, but I don't remember another one.
I don't remember if it was you or not, but if so then yes, it was a good
summary indeed. My squeemishness is expanding expon
y team
members doing.
I do think you make a reasonable argument though, that's the bottom
line. Interesting debate for sure both ways!
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hat are not included in the download package is at
least, aehm...
irritating :-)
java -cp . WSClient
Web Services Interface Test Client v1.0
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Yeah, good point :) Just an oversight... that&#x
ncer, but are you reinventing the wheel?
I wish I was curing cancer! :) I don't think I'm reinventing the wheel,
but I wouldn't argue that I might be inventing a slightly different kind
of wheel. That's probably fair.
w
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x27;s not like we're trying to decide if the B5 movie
should have Peter Woodward playing Galen (I will blow up the studio if
he's not).
We're just talking code here. Heck, it's not even a major issues no
matter which side of the fence your on.
Let's pull back from th
reasons I don't see that as
realistic any more, or even desirable. But, I do think it's another
tool in the toolbox, something that might be good in some situations,
and options are never a bad thing I figure :)
Craig
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The first way. I think we all agreed with that answer before we veered
off into debate :) The second, as I recall, was universally said to not
be a terribly good idea.
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Carl Smith wrote
I seem to remember trying to solve this problem myself and coming to the
conclusion that there was no way to do it independent of a request. I
wound up just sticking it in my application config file that gets read
in the plugin anyway. Can anyone prove me wrong? :)
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() to
see. The Javadocs indicates the attributes are container-specific
though, so I'm not sure he'd want to use that anyway.
This is just a matter of curiosity for me at this point, I long ago
solved this problem another way. I'd like to know how to do it though.
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That is actually useful, but I don't think it's what the OP was looking
for... I think he literally wants the complete URL to the current
webapp's root. That's what I was looking for way back when too.
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WAR there. Kind of a little installer that deals with everything in a
fairly nice way. Still needs a human to provide the URL, but I don't
see a way around that.
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Martin Wegner wrote:
Da
That was my point exactly. :) Especially when you already have the
application implemented in Struts, something like my project makes some
sense. If you were writing something new, you might want to do things
differently.
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xpose a stack trace, but it depends how far you want to
carry the argument. Of course, you could always do:
<% if (request.getAttribute("cameFromServer") != null) { %>
// The page here
<% } %>
Sure, it requires two lines in all JSPs, but it should solve the problem.
Anyway,
uot;J2EE-compliant"... I'm awaiting clarification on what
that actually means in this context... It sounds nonsensical to me, but... Does
anyone know of any concerns that might make sense in the context of that
statement?
Thanks all!
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uot;J2EE-compliant"... I'm awaiting clarification on what
that actually means in this context... It sounds nonsensical to me, but... Does
anyone know of any concerns that might make sense in the context of that
statement?
Thanks all!
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s expertise I'd say I
trust, so I'm not trying to throw anything in his face or anything, but
if my company is laboring under a false bit of information, namely that
Log4J is a problem for someone reason, and it's not actually true,
someone, looks like me!, has to let t
s the link to the SourceForge page:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/strutsws/
This is the first version I think might be ready for general public
consumption, but I'm leaving it in beta a while to see how it goes.
Please have a look at the history file for all the changes. Thanks
everyone!
t=924,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,
location=no ");
previewSummary.focus();
}
...just change them to the size you want.
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senthil Kumar wrote:
my code is here.
function MM_callProje
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From: "Frank W. Zammetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List"
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: How to Resize the window in my popup
> Sim
- Original Message -
From: "Frank W. Zammetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List"
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: How to Resize the window in my popup
> Sim
I had a very similar problem some months back. It turned out to be a proxy
server in the network caching pages too aggressively. We have a welcome screen
that says hello to the user by name, based on a value pulled from session.
Many times, anyone who logged in would be greeted by the wrong n
I had a very similar problem some months back. It turned out to be a proxy
server in the network caching pages too aggressively. We have a welcome screen
that says hello to the user by name, based on a value pulled from session.
Many times, anyone who logged in would be greeted by the wrong n
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