Hi,
I'm currently writing a short Struts application without a database (I know that
this would be better, but as it is only for teaching purposes, I don't want to
'overflow' my audience with databases and ORM).
It should be a small online sales system -- I've got ShoppingItems,
ShoppingUsers (w
Hi,
I'm currently writing a short Struts application without a database (I know
that this would be better, but as it is only for teaching purposes, I don't
want to 'overflow' my audience with databases and ORM).
It should be a small online sales system -- I've got ShoppingItems,
ShoppingUsers (whi
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> From: Simon MARTIN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 11:47 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Best practice question: Properties (ShoppingCart) per user
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> Hi,
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> I'm currently writing a
Simon,
Actions should not hold client-state; instead, you can create a
ShoppingCart in the Action but then save it in the HttpSession.
Without going into to many details, I suggest you take a look at the
Struts MailReader example distributed with Struts.
-Bill Siggelkow
Simon MARTIN wrote:
Hi,
PLEASE do not take offense from what I am about to say. I do not mean to be
anything but constructive and helpful...
I am concerned that you are trying to build an example for those you will be
teaching because I can see some fundamental misunderstandings, or gaps in your
knowledge. I'd be wi
Hi,
thanks for your offering of help.
I know that my Struts knowlegde is not the best yet -- no question about it --
but I'm willing to change that, as far as my time allows it.
Fortunately, my lecture is not of that importance you might have assumed, as I'm
'only' giving a presentation at schoo
Sounds good! You'll find that the people here are extremely helpful,
but they do tend to shy away from general questions (unless they are SO
general as to be theoretical, in which case EVERYONE has an opinion :)
), so the more specific a question you can ask, the better.
As for books to read,
Though I've used Struts quite a bit in the past, I found this freely
downloadable book a very good source of '101' Struts information:
http://www.theserverside.com/books/sourcebeat/JakartaStrutsLive/index.tss
Mike
"Frank W. Zammetti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sounds good! You'll find that t
> For Struts, O'Reilly has a pretty good book, the title of which elludes
me at the moment,
Programming Jakarta Struts 2nd ed - Chuck Cavaness
Stuts The Complete Reference - James Holmes was the first Struts book I
read and was very helpful. Each chapter gave a good overview before
getting i
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Hi,
I'm currently writing a short Struts application without a database (I know
that this would be better, but as it is only for teaching purposes, I don't
want to 'overflow' my audience with databases
You asked this same question last week... I'll try and give you some
specific answers this time...
(1) You have a class member (shoppingCartManager) in your Action. This
is bad. Here's a direct quote from the Struts User's Guide:
"The controller servlet creates only one instance of your Actio
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