t is being evaluated within the body of the
html:form tag, why would the html input tags not be able to find the bean?
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(instead of directly as above), the various html: tags lose awareness of
the form bean. Adding a 'scope="request"' to the html:form does not
solve the problem.
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jsp:doBody) are perfectly able to find the form bean of the parent
html:form, unlike in the JSP version. I can't determine what the
difference might be, unless it is to do with scope.
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In a JSP which uses html:form, is there any way of determining the name
of the form bean (assuming it's been set in the mapping, of course, not
in the html:form tag!).
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he request being processed -
not the the form bean reffered to by . If you need access to that
form bean then or might help by exposing form
bean properties.
Thanks, I'll check this one out.
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tag file:
Could it be a question of scope?
I've run into a similar problem before and did not resolve it then but
worked around it instead. I hope for more success this time.
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the tag file:
Could it be a question of scope?
I've run into a similar problem before and did not resolve it then but
worked around it instead. I hope for more success this time.
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ty remains resolutely true. /Contact
brings up the right page, /contact returns a Page Not Found. Any
suggestions?
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wojingo wrote:
On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 23:17, John Moore wrote:
Not sure whether this is a Struts or Resin issue. I'm using Struts 1.1
with Resin 2.1.12, and I've set it so that all URLs get handled by
Struts unless otherwise specified, using the following URL mapping:
e-sensitivity does seem to be the norm.
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y of my fears - html:html, for
example, wouldn't be of much use if you couldn't evaulate any other tags
inside it! The injunction obviously only applies to attributes.
I'll give this one a go!
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bis.close();
saveInfo(downloadForm); //save the details in the
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forward=mapping.findForward("success");
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If download does not start with 30 seconds click HERE
Instructions
When the download has completed then.
Neat! Yes, this is the way. Thanks Niall and Robert too.
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Neat! Yes, this is the way. Thanks Niall and Robert too.
I just recalled one of the reasons why I wanted to do it the way I did.
In my original version, where I actually handle the file download, I
record in a database what has been downloaded by whom and when, which I
can
directory). It is, I'm sure, obvious, but not, alas, to me today.
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Hm, that obvious, eh? Oh, dear! Thanks. Of course, now I know what the
answer is, Google suddenly returns all the kind of stuff I was looking
for before...
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Hm, that obvious, eh? Oh, dear! Thanks. Of course, now I know what the
answer is, Google suddenly returns all the kind of stuff I was looking
for before...
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onical way of doing this is, but what I do to
achieve precisely the effect you are after is to invalidate the session
in the Action class, after everything's done:
req.getSession().invalidate();
This works for me!
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well be different, of course.
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ut I'll be getting back to the point
again in a couple of days. As I say, I'm sure it's because I'm not
thinking about Tiles the right way yet, rather than because it's
genuinely difficult.
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x27;t do this. My suspicion is that I've got the whole
thing back to front. Where do I go from here? This has to be an easy
thing to do!
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a basis, it's just a test of technical feasibility):
" maxlength="5"/>
Is there something to do with assigning boolean attributes in these tags
which I haven't got yet? Or is it just soemthing weird with the readonly one?
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again, though, it fails (as it apparently should).
Goodness knows what I did last time!
Thanks for your suggestions, which I'll try out.
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make the field
read-only. But it does.
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At 21:07 03/05/2004, John Moore wrote:
At 16:09 03/05/2004, Paul McCulloch wrote:
1) Use an html (rather than a jsp) tag:
I've found that this, unfortunately doesn't work, at least with my current
browser of choice (Firefox), which insists on making the text field
read-only as lon
acket capture but
am on crappy
win 2000 box.
Get yourself a copy of Network Spy
(http://sumitbirla.com/network-spy/netspy.php), which is a very useful
packet capture tool for Windows.
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n why it should not be possible. It would surely be easy
to establish an order of evaluation (the nested tags get evaluated first).
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t the problem is here, although I'm assuming it is
clearly to do with scope, somehow. Any help clarifying this would be
most appreciated.
Thanks,
John
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What does your mapping look like?
For the action in question:
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t. The necessary taglib line is there. Must be
something else, but what?
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x27;t created one called 'BEAN' anywhere, so it must
be an internal Struts thing.
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String filename;
long lastLoadedTime;
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public class Card{
String name;
String email
String mobile;
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Off the top of my head...
Serialize it to a byte array output stream, see how many bytes you have
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