peru cheppanu wrote:
Thanks for replying me.
The basic idea is knowing the need for tag libraries.. for which the
explanation was given as reusability.
In my opinion, the purpose of tags, besides reusability (after all,
plain objects and methods are reusable and easier to implement), is
r
Although the previous two answers are basically correct, I don't think
they really contain the response to Peru's initial question. I hope that
the "elders" of this list will clarify things a bit for him. :-)
I considered that I'd better avoid responding myself to this, as one
that sometime ag
In fact, this thread was really about Struts and how it integrates with
various J2EE technologies and containers, not "about Hibernate/EJBs"...
Anyway: I don't think that anyone says that Hibernate is better than EJB
period; but maybe easier and more flexible to use than Entity EJBs CMP,
which
At 08:14 14.03.2005, Craig McClanahan wrote:
For a developer, though, you should train yourself to good habits in
the first place -- use request scope for *everything* unless it
absolutely must be saved, on the server side, in between requests from
the same user.
This sounds like common-sense but i
At 21:49 11.03.2005, you wrote:
Same here. It's kind of odd because we are a very large organization,
yet, it's still "one guy doing everything" kind of a place. The only
thing we don't do any more is actual server administration, but we used
to. We're also moving towards not doing DBA work,
At 21:35 11.03.2005, you wrote:
> In practice, there are mutliple iterations of this, and I couldn't
> conceive of it working unless the framework person and the developer
> person work well together and are close both in the organization chart
> and geographically.
You can't get any closer than th
n a pixel perfect html representation as well as
meeting the MVC business requirements.
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From: Radu Badita [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 11 March 2005 17:20
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Typical Struts development team and distribution of tasks?
Good question
Good question!
I barely can wait for answers from the other guys out there; cuz in what I
saw so far, the Java Developers are supposed to be able to turn static
visual models (often not even html) into Struts web applications, finding
"clever" solutions (usually good ol' javascript) to UI design
In theory, you could... But in practice it's virtually impossible (unless
you're building an app with just a few pages/forms/actions).
I suggest you take a look at Tapestry - it uses more than simple pages
(they are "instrumented" HTML, not even JSPs) that can even be designed by
a designer tota
ike
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From: Radu Badita [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 11:10 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: map-backed forms with multibox/multiselect lists?
I had the same problem some time ago (the solution vaguely
suggested by
Jack wouldn&
I had the same problem some time ago (the solution vaguely suggested by
Jack wouldn't had been an option since the properties were dynamic so I
needed the key to distinguish between them). I asked on this list for help
at that time, but didn't got an answer, so I guess nobody succeeded in
doing
Hi, there
It happens that I'm having this same design problem today :-) (pretty
interesting how things matched, huh?!)
I totally agree with Wiebe here - his is the only reasonable work-around
that i could imagine to this problem. I also thought about serializing
the Handle, but i think it won't
Sure it is a way to access those: just assign an unique id - maybe same as
the name, but without the dots.
At 13:56 13.01.2005, you wrote:
Well, this is kinda off topic, but I thought that maybe some of you may
ran into this problem.
I have a nested text field. It's name is : destiny[0].airShip
Hi Peter,
I think you gave far too less information for someone to really be
able to help you with this problem.
However I do have an observation about your code: I suppose that the
"userSelection" HashMap is first retrieved from session, then modified
(by removing something). You don't need to re
As Hubert pointed out: your form won't hold the state from your
first.jsp unless you store it in session scope, as the request created
on first.jsp submit will cease to exist after second.jsp is run.
But if you really don't wanna keep it in user's session, the only
workaround I see possible it's co
Regarding the inheritance of DynaActionForms I've once read an very good
and interesting article of someone who found an workaround. I don't have
the url though, so maybe you'll get lucky with google ;-)
Hi,
I am looking for a "Best practice" of using the ActionForms. We are using
lot of Forms(b
For the 99.9% of the situations I agree with you Jim, but when you do some
kind of generic subsystem to reuse across applications it's very possible
to need such behavior. Here might be arguable that such situations can be
avoided, but still... you might end up presenting messages that are much
The problem here is the tag in your jsp:
It should be:
"Why without '/ad' ?" you may ask. Probably the example you copied from is
a Struts module named 'ad'; in such cases, when the message-resources tag
is in a Struts module config, then / is appended to the
name of the messages resource. In
I see no point in such design... That will be replicating the same data
(the images) in two separate systems (your database and your file
system) and keeping the two synchronized. Too much overhead for a simple
problem.
Why don't you just make your servlet simply output the images (read from
t
I have the same problem trying to do the same as Morales... To overcome
this, i've made a JSP (just because i was too lazy to write a Servlet
:) where I get the OutputStream from the response, set the content type
and content-disposintion:
response.setContentType("application/octet-stream");
I think the problem might be that you don't get the right
MessageResources. Here is what Struts API says about
public MessageResources getInternal() : "Return the MessageResources
instance containing our internal message strings."
You should use:
MessageResources resources = request.getSession().g
Hi,
I have a problem related with using a keyed MessageResources in a
module and creating an ActionMessage with keys from it. Sorry if it
has been discussed before, but I haven't found anything searching the
list...
So here it is: in my module I have defined a message-resource with a
key (let's s
2004 10:49:56 +0200, Radu Badita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Actually you are right - it is a typo, but only in the email (in the real
> files I have other names, and there are spelled right).
>
>
>
> At 21:53 18.11.2004, you wrote:
> >Maybe this is just a
Actually you are right - it is a typo, but only in the email (in the real
files I have other names, and there are spelled right).
At 21:53 18.11.2004, you wrote:
Maybe this is just a typo but shouldn't you be using
'bundle="mymodulekey"' instead of 'bundle=&q
Hello,
I have a Struts module with the following message bundle:
Inside an Action I can get messages from it with:
dateFormat = getResources(request,"mymodulekey").getMessage("date.format");
and it works fine. But this Action forwards to a jsp in which I have this tag:
it doesn't work because it
eans.
>
> Can you help me?
>
> Thanx in Advance,
> Lukas
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Hi,
I'm using a map-backed property to get the data from a run-time
generated form. If one of the controls in the form is a multi-select,
I only get the first selected option.
The form definition:
...
Setter method:
public void setParamValue(String paramId, Object value)
The select:
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