Went live today with a Japanese translation of the site. Thanks to the
struts and tiles developers for making it so easy!
I have some questions though:
1. I have found that using struts tags in error.jsp or error404.jsp in
tomcat does not work because the value stack is not initialized so I can't
On 9/11/07, Tapio Holopainen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Have you tried to put delay="0"?
That's it! Thanks Tapio!
>
> >
> > >href="%{content}"
> >updateFreq="2000"
> >delay="2000"
> >showLoadingText="false"
> >err
I am not Zoran but
I tried for a few weeks to use OGNL but everytime I tried to type an OGNL
expression it took me 3 or 4 attempts to make it do what I wanted. In every
case, I was able to get the EL right first time.
In the end I settled on the following rules for myself:
- in a struts tag,
Hi,
I have an ajax div that I use to poll for the status of some asynchronous
jobs:
This works for me in every OS/browser combination except firefox on linux. I
can see from my access log that it is not even making the request.
Help, anyone?
If you want to try it:
The
I'm a newbie too - so I can't tell you the best way - but what I did is
lazily create one and put it in the the application context.
Kevin
http://www.junitfactory.com
Just went live with Struts2
wild_oscar wrote:
My question is: what is the most appropriate way of binding the
SessionFactory
to define resourcebundle key
substitution in this way ; and is there a way we can substitute the right
message using some kind of reflection to know which context the object is
being used ?
Code examples for these will really help.
-Joseph
On 8/7/07, Kevin Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
pp and "please enter
co-applicant's first name" when firstname is used in coapp instance. Does
annotation provide enough flexibility to define resourcebundle key
substitution in this way ; and is there a way we can substitute the right
message using some kind of reflection to know whic
I started with annotations and wild-carded actions and I very quickly
ran into the problem of not all fields apply to every action.
I briefly considered switching to xml validations but decided instead to
stick with one method per action. I hated the duplicate code in the
actions and in struts
Is there away to stop the label of a checkbox from being escaped?
results in:
I have read the legal stuff
TIA
Kevin
www.junitfactory.com
You send us code. We send back tests. For free.
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To
Excellent! Works great!
Thanks for the quick response.
Kevin
Musachy Barroso wrote:
just set showLoadingText="false" (this will be the default on the
future, from 2.1 on)
regards
musachy
On 7/27/07, Kevin Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using Ajax/dojo in Struts 2
I am using Ajax/dojo in Struts 2.0 to reload the content of a div. It
works but there is a really annoying flash every time the content
refreshes and the loadingText gets displayed.
Any workarounds? Or should I go back to my own hand-rolled javascript?
Thanks!
Kevin
www.junitfactory.com
You
BTW Here's my markup:
Kevin
Kevin Lawrence wrote:
I am using Ajax/dojo in Struts 2.0 to reload the content of a div. It
works but there is a really annoying flash every time the content
refreshes and the loadingText gets displayed.
Any workarounds? Or should I go
Michelle Baert wrote:
Aladin wrote:
I have the simplest of Struts2 application and I keep getting an error
in
the logs stating:
ERROR TP-Processor5 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext - Error
filterStart
...
This looks very similar to what I get with all my struts2 apps.
See thread: "I
I have a solution that seems to work. Feedback on whether it is a good
solution or rather, why it is not, would be wonderful.
Executive summary:
map *.action to struts filter
add main.action as the first entry in web.xml's welcome list
Have all user-visible urls look like directories:
htt
I have not. Can you give me a link?
Thanks,
Kevin
Adam Ruggles wrote:
Have you looked at using the restful url stuff?
Kevin Lawrence wrote:
I know you were joking but, for me, there are two concerns:
1. I want the urls to be memorable
www.junitfactory.com/demo
is easier to remember than
I know you were joking but, for me, there are two concerns:
1. I want the urls to be memorable
www.junitfactory.com/demo
is easier to remember than
www.junitfactory.com/demo.action (or .htm or .html or .jsp)
2. I will almost certainly move part of my site to a CMS in the near
future and I
Hi Matt,
My solution does seem to work for the few simple cases that I tried. The
only overhead is that you have to create an empty main.action file in
each directory that corresponds with an action url.
That suits my purposes quite well as, despite best practice
recommendations, I don't wan
Hi,
I am a struts newbie and am exploring struts2 for a website rewrite.
I don't want the user to know whether or not they are accessing an
action - and I don't want to expose the .action suffix in the url.
examples:
http://www.junitfactory.com/demo
- needs to go via DemoAction to /demo/
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