Suppressing INFO messages

2004-10-19 Thread Todd Bryant
cannot tell which logging API I am using. I am having a terrible time trying to find information about this using google or the mail list archive. Is there an easy solution? Thank you very much for any input you can give me. Todd Bryant Programmer/Analyst University of Nebraska Foundation 402-472

RE: Suppressing INFO messages

2004-10-19 Thread Todd Bryant
* have created a file called simplelog.properties and put in the following line: org.apache.commons.logging.simplelog.defaultlog=error That should only show logging lines of level error or higher. - Original Message - From: Todd Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent

RE: Problem with Formbean validate method forwarding to input pag e

2004-04-08 Thread Todd Bryant
there, which does it before the bean is instatiated, populated and validated and before processActionPerform is called. Todd Bryant wrote: Interesting. I have never looked at the request processor before. The main question I have is - is the formbean populated BEFORE the request processor runs or after

Problem with Formbean validate method forwarding to input page

2004-04-07 Thread Todd Bryant
place, however, I have never seen this problem addressed. Has anyone else ran across this problem before and come up with a solution? Thanks in advance. Todd Bryant Programmer/Analyst University of Nebraska Foundation 402-472-0107

RE: Problem with Formbean validate method forwarding to input pag e

2004-04-07 Thread Todd Bryant
should be going back to a .do page. Since the .do is a struts action it will be able to get to your jsp page. Todd Bryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] du... I have need for every page in my web app to be secure. What I originally did was extend the Action class

RE: Problem with Formbean validate method forwarding to input pag e

2004-04-07 Thread Todd Bryant
send the user to if everything checks out. Todd Bryant wrote: I have need for every page in my web app to be secure. What I originally did was extend the Action class to make a secure action class. The SecureAction's perform method validates that the user is logged in and if not, sends them

RE: Problem with Formbean validate method forwarding to input pag e

2004-04-07 Thread Todd Bryant
knows where to send the user to log in. There are different ways to do it, but the basic principle is to authenticate the user's session before the Action executes, so you don't have to worry about that in the Action. Todd Bryant wrote: That is a good suggestion, and I had thought