From: Christopher Schultz
> I'm starting to think that Dave Newton was on the right track,
> although it seemed like a hideous hack ;)
Pretty much any time I'm on the right track it's a hideous hack. I start
off meaning well then it all goes cow's legs up.
> I think this is best done with a filte
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Marcello,
Marcello Savino wrote:
> The reason i need the request body is that the action i should take
> is to analyze the html generated. (ie.: syntax checking, finding img
> without alt attributes, reading meta-information ...). More: this job
> mus
On 1/29/07, Marcello Savino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The reason i need the request body is that the action i should take is to
analyze the html generated. (ie.: syntax checking, finding img without alt
attributes, reading meta-information ...).
More: this job must be done server side (no jscri
application).
Thanks
Marcello Savino
ALDEBRA S.p.A.
tel. 0461302441
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Da: Christopher Schultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: venerdì 26 gennaio 2007 19.59
A: Struts Users Mailing List
Oggetto: Re: R: Error : request.getReader()
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Marcello,
Marcello Savino wrote:
> You got it !
> More: i need to access the request body after the form was submited. The
> only way i know is in the action subclass, but Struts process the
> parameter before invoking the appropriate method in action
From: Marcello Savino
> Before you suggest me to re-write Struts ;-) ..
> The proccessing of the request i need must be implemented in a large
> struts existing application... Maybe the filter is a good idea, i
> have to study how to implement it, where to put it.
The request processor is
>Dave Newton wrote:
>Actually it was Chris that got it, I was still stupid until he said
that
:)
>You may want to consider doing something in a custom request processor.
Marcello Savino:
Not so stupid as i am, if you think i'm still looking for a solution
...
Before you suggest me to re-wr
From: Marcello Savino
> >Dave Newton wrote:
> >[...] he just wants access to the request body *after* the parameters
> have been processed.
> >That's the only reason that request.getReader would throw an
> exception.
> >[...]
>
> [Marcello]
> You got it !
Actually it was Chris that got it, I was
>Dave Newton wrote:
>[...] he just wants access to the request body *after* the parameters
have been processed.
>That's the only reason that request.getReader would throw an exception.
>[...]
[Marcello]
You got it !
More: i need to access the request body after the form was submited. The
only wa
--- Christopher Schultz wrote:
> No. The /request/ body after form processing (i.e.
> at the top of the Action code, which gets executed
> /after/ the request body has been read
> by struts to populate the form bean.
Oo.
How is that going to help him see if it meets
accessibility requirement
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Dave,
Dave Newton wrote:
> --- Christopher Schultz wrote:
>> I think you might be missing what he's trying to do.
>
> I'm pretty sure I am ;)
>
> You mean the HTML body after Action execution?!
No. The /request/ body after form processing (i.e. at
--- Christopher Schultz wrote:
> I think you might be missing what he's trying to do.
I'm pretty sure I am ;)
You mean the HTML body after Action execution?!
I'm still not sure how this can be done on the server
side without resorting to minor treachery; it seems
like driving the site w/ HttpUni
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Dave,
Dave Newton wrote:
> From: Marcello Savino
>> Up again with more details, please help!
>
> Okay, what if you re-rendered the action you submitted from but gave it
> a StringWriter? This is sick and wrong.
>
> What *specifically* are you attemp
Up again with more details, please help!
In an Action subclass the execution of "request.getReader()" throw an
IllegaStateException.
I found that this is the normal behavior in the servlet, but i need to
do this in all my LookupDispatchAction subclass. Any idea to get a
turnaround to solve this p
From: Marcello Savino
> Up again with more details, please help!
Okay, what if you re-rendered the action you submitted from but gave it
a StringWriter? This is sick and wrong.
What *specifically* are you attempting to do?
Dave
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From: Marcello Savino
> I've read what you suggested but the problem is that i need a "submit
> tag" in other words, i need to process the request content after the
> user press a specific button (the others are handled in a
> LookupDispatchAction subclass).
...you want to submit a form and have a
Very interesting approach, thanks a lot
Marcello Savino
ALDEBRA S.p.A.
tel. 0461302441
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Da: Dave Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: giovedì 25 gennaio 2007 15.49
A: Struts Users Mailing List
Oggetto: [OT] RE: Error : request.getReader()
From: Marcello
of tag. Do you know where i
can get more information to obtain the result ?
Thanks
Marcello Savino
ALDEBRA S.p.A.
tel. 0461302441
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Da: Dave Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Inviato: giovedì 25 gennaio 2007 15.49
A: Struts Users Mailing List
Oggetto:
From: Marcello Savino
> I really don't undestand what you mean.
> Can you explain with a little example ?
http://www.phptr.com/articles/article.asp?p=26119&seqNum=7&rl=1
http://java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaserverpages/cservletsjsp/index.h
tml has a link (PDF) to the chapter about creating cus
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Oggetto: Re: Error : request.getReader()
Bollocks.
--- Marcello Savino wrote:
> In an Action subclass the execution of "request.getReader()" throw en
> IllegaStateException.
Why not just create a custom tag that does whatever it is you think you need to
do, wrap it around your
Bollocks.
--- Marcello Savino wrote:
> In an Action subclass the execution of
> "request.getReader()" throw en
> IllegaStateException.
Why not just create a custom tag that does whatever it
is you think you need to do, wrap it around your
entire page contents, then getting the body becomes as
sim
--- Marcello Savino wrote:
> In an Action subclass the execution of
> "request.getReader()" throw en
> IllegaStateException.
Why not just write a *really* simple custom tag that
does whatever it is you think you want to do with the
output?
Dave
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In an Action subclass the execution of "request.getReader()" throw en
IllegaStateException.
I found that this is the normal behavior in the servlet, but i need to
do this in all my Action subclass. Any idea to get a turnaround to solve
this problem ?
Any help will be appreciated
Thanks in advance
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