sbVal.append(paramVal[i]);
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s gives me the exact value. This extra code I am writing in every action
class.
Any better solution ?
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> Subject: Re: Separate Java Bean Class for Getter/Setter method.
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> Now the URL looks like, No extra amp;
> http://localhost:8080/Samvidh_CIS/doEditAllergy.action?alId=2&;
> alDescription=algy_full_desc&alName=algy_short_desc
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> Now the New problem is that, I am not abl
e = [Ljava.lang.String;@b4b0a4
Key = alName, Value = [Ljava.lang.String;@5bcd91
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http://localhost:8080/Samvidh_CIS/doEditAllergy.action?alId=2&alDescription=algy_full_desc&alName=algy_short_desc
This the URL that is generating.
It is al not all.
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On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 11:59 AM, arin_12 wrote:
> I am passing three parameters via URL from one page to another.
> I only see one available on the second page; don't know why.
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this Allergy ?
Any feed back ?
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value in action controller so that I can query
the DB to read the necessary data.
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ont want to use viewname.elementname style. This create a issue in the
> javascript validation. As JS is not able to recognize the "." dot.
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not able to recognize the "." dot.
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federica.oltol...@ubiquity.it> wrote:
Hi all,
my head office yesterday asked me if it's possible to declare
in some special file a mapping between actions and their methods
because he'd like to use custom getter/setter methods containing some
little formatting operations.
For
Martin Gainty wrote:
if you mean spring specify struts.objectFactory.spring.autowire
in /resources/struts-plugin.xml e.g.
struts.objectFactory.spring.autoWire = type
Whoops-I think you replied to the wrong message! This thread was about
accessing getter methods of the action.
Dave
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> federica.oltol...@ubiquity.it> wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > my head office yesterday asked me if it's possible to declare
> > in some special file a mapping between actions and their methods
> > because he'
Federica Oltolina wrote:
my head office yesterday asked me if it's possible to declare
in some special file a mapping between actions and their methods
because he'd like to use custom getter/setter methods containing some
little formatting operations.
For example, for the action
head office yesterday asked me if it's possible to declare
> in some special file a mapping between actions and their methods
> because he'd like to use custom getter/setter methods containing some
> little formatting operations.
>
> For example, for the action attribute:
>
@ubiquity.it> wrote:
> Hi all,
> my head office yesterday asked me if it's possible to declare
> in some special file a mapping between actions and their methods
> because he'd like to use custom getter/setter methods containing some
> little formatting operations.
&
Hi all,
my head office yesterday asked me if it's possible to declare
in some special file a mapping between actions and their methods
because he'd like to use custom getter/setter methods containing some
little formatting operations.
For example, for the action attribute:
/
priv
If you mean writing a single method that handles multiple elements, then
the way to handle this is with DynaBeans. Struts uses BeanUtils to
populate the forms, and the DynaBean interface provides support for a
set of generic set/get methods that can handle normal, indexed, and
mapped propertie
Open the source in Eclipse; right-click on a variable; -source- -generate
getter/setter-;
choose the attributes you want, set the options and submit...
hth
Alexander
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hi All
Any idea how to write setter / getter methods for multiple form elements ?
Regards
Vijay
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From: "Minn M Soe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In JSP, Using gives out "No getter
method" error for my pAnswer field, while other fields like "username"
are having no problem.
But when I changed it to , tomcat no
longer gives me any errors.
But I guess pAnswer is the right way to describe my field. What w
Hello All,
I have a form bean with pAnswer as string with getter getPAnswer() and
setter setPAnswer(). I used JBuilder's Bean Designer.
I also set appropriate entries to struts-config.xml's action-mapping.
In JSP, Using gives out "No getter
method" error for my pAnswer field, while other fields
See section of 8.4.3.3 of the Java Language Specification at
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/second_edition/html/classes.doc.html.
There is nothing wrong with declaring them as final; it means that the
methods cannot be overriden by subclasses.
Viral_Thakkar wrote:
Hi All,
I was wondering if
Hi All,
I was wondering if all the getXXX methods in the Value Objects could be
declared as final.
Regards,
Viral
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