Mallik,
The way I have always made this work in the past is to call the validate method
on the form bean myself in the action rather than leaving it the validator to
call for me.
Set validate="false" in the action mapping in struts-config.xml. Then in the
action call the validate method on th
Once the user does a submit you have a new request. So the old request where
your list is is no longer in scope and therefore no longer valid.
One solution would be to set validate="false" in the action mapping for the
action and then call the form's validate method yourself in the aciton. If
I followed Craig's advice about disableing cookies in the context element of
Tomcat's server.xml file (or the [context].xml file in Tomcat 5.0) and we now
have all our URLs rewritten with the sessionID without having to disable
cookies at that browser. This allows us to run multiple sessions fro
We would like to allow our users to have multiple sessions going from the same
workstation. My first thought was to use URL rewriting to keep the sessions
straight, but I can not find any way to force URL rewriting at the
server/container level. It appears that the browser must disable cookies i
Paul,
Thank you very much. That solved the problem. We moved to 2.4 and EL works the
way I had hoped. We were referencing 2.2.
Thanks,
Kurt
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> Kurt,
>
> JSP 2.0 containers have EL turned off implicitly if you are not using the
> Servlet 2.4 spec. Check the t
I have been trying to solve a mystery concerning EL.
We are using 4 taglibs in our project:
<%-- JSTL tag libs --%>
<%@ taglib prefix="fmt" uri="/WEB-INF/fmt.tld" %>
<%@ taglib prefix="c" uri="/WEB-INF/c.tld" %>
<%-- Struts provided Taglibs --%>
<%@ taglib prefix="html" uri="/WEB-INF/struts-htm
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