Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Fair point, at least as far as params go :) I never noticed the
getParameterMap() method to be honest.
The wonders of an API larger than... well, something Really Big. I
didn't know it was there either until today when I thought to myself
"nobody's ever written that b
Fair point, at least as far as params go :) I never noticed the
getParameterMap() method to be honest.
The methods in RequestUtils (and the one in SessionUtils) came from the
fact that during debugging I (and I think most of us) have a need to
easily see what's coming in with a request. So, I wi
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Alternatively, you could use the Commons Servlet packages'
getRequestParameter(), getRequestHeaders() and getRequestAttributes()
methods of the RequestUtils class, and if you need it there is also a
getSessionAttributes() method in SessionUtils (I know because I added
a
Alternatively, you could use the Commons Servlet packages'
getRequestParameter(), getRequestHeaders() and getRequestAttributes()
methods of the RequestUtils class, and if you need it there is also a
getSessionAttributes() method in SessionUtils (I know because I added
all four!)
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From: "rmanchu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> anyone know what is the key under which the actionform is stored within
> a request?
>
It's under whatever name (as in ) you configured in
struts-config.xml.
Here's the "debug.jsp" that I include at the bottom of my main layout page
during development. It
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