list.
Laurie Harper wrote:
Mike Darretta wrote:
I posted a similar question yesterday...thought I'd try again.
Perhaps you posted that one in the middle of another thread as well?
Make sure you post new threads as fresh messages, not replies to
unrelated messages, to make sure the
Hi again.
I posted a similar question yesterday...thought I'd try again.
Is there a good way to forward a response after calling
response.getOutputStream()? I've done a lot of web searching, and find
the question asked many times. Yet, I've been unsuccessful (or simply
dense) in finding a sui
Could someone please direct me to the proper way to forward a response
*after* a call is made to response.getOutputStream( )?
Thanks,
Mike
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Thank you, Rahul. This *is* the problem.
Much regards (and much better sleep this weekend!)...
Mike
Rahul Akolkar wrote:
On 12/9/05, Mike Darretta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I thought I had licked this problem - but it only works with Firefox!
I have an tag that, when a user sele
electedIndex (I could see where it might), and even if
it does, the handler code wouldn't seem to account for that.
Frank
Mike Darretta wrote:
I thought I had licked this problem - but it only works with Firefox!
I have an tag that, when a user selects an option, a
submit() is forced
I thought I had licked this problem - but it only works with Firefox!
I have an tag that, when a user selects an option, a
submit() is forced through a javascript call.
The JSP code is:
The javascript code:
function handleClick(obj, prefix) {
var F_Obj = obj.form;
index = F_Obj.sele
Recently, someone referred to an ibiblio contact for adding the new
commons-validator jar. Could you please reply with that contact info
again? We are having problems with certain jars that seem to have been
rolled back to prior versions on ibiblio.
Thanks,
Mike
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We use an Axis SOAP interface to communicate to our session beans. I
don't necessarily recommend it, but it does the trick nonetheless...
Regarding EJBs, we saw significant performance hits when conducting
heavy CMP crunching. A simple solution was to employ direct JDBC calls
within the sessio
I had the same issue, and resolved it by executing a simple javascript
upon each keystroke. If the user exceeded the max, the keystroke would
be rejected (that is, no more text could be entered without deleting
previous text)
In my JSP...
onkeydown="re
Folks,
Thanks in advance for answering this urgent question. I know it's basic, but
I'm stumped...your help is appreciated.
I am trying to update data displayed via a tag with nested
tags:
type="package.name.AssetReportEntryValue">
do some refactoring later.
Thanks again for the input.
Mike
Mike Darretta wrote:
Andrew,
BINGO! I looked back, and indeed, the property in question has
multiple getters/setters. I'm going to modify the names of the
extraneous getters/setters and see if this makes a difference.
Thanks for th
ed it.
Heres the thread from back in 2002 when I hit this problem:
[http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-user&m=102696975022454&w=2]
hth
Andrew
Mike Darretta wrote:
Has anyone else experienced any issues with Struts (current release)
and JDK 1.4.2_06? I have found my second 'oddity
Has anyone else experienced any issues with Struts (current release) and
JDK 1.4.2_06? I have found my second 'oddity' with JDK release 06.
My previous post showed that a form property named "currentView" caused
the infamous "no getter method for property ..." error. When I changed
the property
riginal Message-
From: Jim Barrows [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 12:39 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Struts and JDK 1.4.2_06
Sounds like one for sun, and of course let us know.
That's really weird.
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From: Mike Darr
I did a clean build, recompile, etc. Note that I am able to go back to
the previous name "currentView", cause the exception, then rename the
property and things would work just fine.
Mike
Durham David R Jr Contr 805 CSPTS/SCE wrote:
Are there any thoughts on how a form bean property name could c
I encountered a strange issue that may be relevant to others
After upgrading our JDK from 1.4.2_05 to 1.4.2_06, many of our struts
actions reported the following error:
"No getter method for property currentView of bean pagingListForm"
I upgraded all our apache-related jars to the most rec
I am having difficulty using a custom filter to capture remote
exceptions. All requests for our application are filtered through a
class called "ErrorFilter". If the exception is a client-side error, the
filter takes care of the exception handling and forwards to the
appropriate trouble report
This is my first cut at Struts, so hopefully my post makes sense...
I have rendered a table that contains 3 r/o columns and one editable
droplist column. I am able to render all data into the four columns,
including the droplist options and the current selection. My problem is
that I am unable t
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