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I am sorry if this question goes out of the range. Thanks for your answer
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> What is the proper way?
There is no single "proper way". It depends on your environment, your
application, and so on.
In general your actions should be wrappers around calls to services, no matter
how they're implemented.
These quest
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Hi,
I am learning about Struts and I am trying to understand the proper usage of
Actions and ActionForms. Can you tell me if the following is correct?
i) Actions are implemented as glue between the View (JSP for example) and
the Model part (Hibernate for example) in MVC. Typi
the user on a HTML (or JSP
page) form. Some data validation can be performed.
iv) Once the Action has finished its job, it returns the next page to
display via an ActionForward object.
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There is a JSF-plugin for Struts. Have a look at
http://struts.apache.org/2.1.2/docs/jsf-plugin.html
Hopefully this answers some of your questions.
Joachim
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I am still in my quest to understand J2EE technologies. Today, I am reading
about JSF. My questions are:
i) I u
ould this be avoided?
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If you are developing using Tomcat (hopefully you are), consider reading
the comments (and documentation) on the Jasper 2 JSP Engine.
Particularly look here:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/jasper-howto.html
Specifically, trying the flags "keepgenerated" will bring some light to
your
C) provide implementation of such 'JSP
servlets'? Or does Strut (and Spring MVC) have nothing to do with this?
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> From: Wendy Smoak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> From: "C.F. Scheidecker Antunes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > What I would like to learn right now is how to get
> information from a
> > Select statement from a database and display it on a HTML
> table. T
From: "C.F. Scheidecker Antunes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> What I would like to learn right now is how to get information from a
> Select statement from a database and display it on a HTML table. That
> is, first I have a search form
> and them a search result with records from a MySQL database. I kno
Hello all,
I am very familiar with Servlets, JSPs and custom Tags however Struts is
a new beast to me. Hence I am studying to learn it.
What I would like to know is if anyone could point me to websites that
would have recipes on how to code Struts such as phpbuilder.com for php.
What I woul
Have you tried examining the source? ;-) Let's do:
If you set the code is going to set a
PageContext variable indicating XHTML should be used to true. You can
find an identical line of code in the XhtmlTag class. I'd say, based
off the code, that they're functionally equivalent.
For you DOCTY
I have another question. I seem to only get the JavaDoc help for Struts
in the source of JSP files where I have the reference to the tag's via
an <[EMAIL PROTECTED] ...%> scriplet. In Java I receive the error "JavaDoc not
installed" from Netbeans so I was wondering where the docs folder for
Okay I am new to struts (around a week) and having made a couple of little
test apps am moving towards validation and w3c compliance. I am using 1.2.4
for what it is worth in Netbeans 4.0.
There appears two methods of enabling html compliance with struts. The
first is which adds the xmlns info
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