Re: CSS and Tiles

Assuming you don't map it in web.xml, the default value is : http://java.sun.com/jstl/core It's defined in the c.tld taglib descriptor itself, see the uri sub element. -Henrik David Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/28/2005 01:53 PM Please respond to "Struts Users Mailing List" To:

Re: CSS and Tiles

Hi Assuming I understood you correctly: I use webapplication absolute path with the JSTL core library's URL tag In my JSP: "/> If you need to use a dynamic value for the stylesheets' name you could use the JSTL's expression language. -Henrik David Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/2

Re: Best practice question: Properties (ShoppingCart) per user

agree, I've read the O'reilly struts book and "Struts in Action". The Oreilly is more WHAT you can do, where "Struts in Action" is takes a more practical approach. Mr. Husted has already sorted out the good vs bad approaches for you. A good read. Henrik Bent

Re: Servlet help for a Struts programmer

maintaining took a few ideas from Sun's blueprint J2EE patterns, it might even contain a "mini-struts"(using a controller servlet to dispatch request to correct handler). Or if the app is small enough, you could just port it to struts? good luck Henrik Bentel Denis Avdic <[EMA

Re: OFF-TOPIC - Paging Results

There is a section on this in the Bitter EJB book that pretty good. looking at pagination in general(not specific to tags ). Problem with scrollable resultsets is that some implementations (don't know which) it actually loads each row as you scroll through it. So if you go to row 50, it scrolls