You can use velocity (http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/) for
generating your templates. When you're done parsing you feed it to the
JavaMail API. Velocity is a very powerful template engine and you can
even use is for Struts' "Views".
good luck,
Martijn
Martin Gainty wrote:
Zsolt-
Most o
I'm running Tomcat within Eclipse with the Sysdeo plugin since the dawn
of time. As long as you handle your own context definitions (keep a
close watch on the occasional xml sysdeo generates) and define the
source directories within the Sysdeo general option, you can debug and
trace your source
Hi Ulrich,
Indeed i do use tiles. I haven't tried a pure jsp as all my pages always
descend from some base.jsp which is defined in my tiles-defs. Hmm, but
this is something I can work with. Never thought that it could be the
tiles plugin... Perhaps some property I can set in the definition or
Hi Frank,
Thanks for your time. In fact the 'errors' I expect are mostly
tags where the expected object cannot be found in any of
the scopes. I used to get those "javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Cannot
find bean xyz in any scope" in my browser but since I switched to 1.2.x
they are all silen
Hello list,
Since I've upgraded struts a while back all my JSP generated errors are
only seen at the console. How do tinker my config so that I see een JSP
error in my browser once more?
I'm sorry to ask this question here, bus since the terms of my question
are somewhat 'generic' I'm not find
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