Wendy Smoak wrote:
From: "Chuck Chopp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
That's the part that's getting me. I'm using JDK versions that are only a
"-" dash away from each other. I've got JDK v1.4.2-5 on WinXP and JDK
v1.4.2-2 on OpenVMS.
They're running on different hardware (I assume) and definitely under
di
From: "Chuck Chopp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That's the part that's getting me. I'm using JDK versions that are only a
> "-" dash away from each other. I've got JDK v1.4.2-5 on WinXP and JDK
> v1.4.2-2 on OpenVMS.
They're running on different hardware (I assume) and definitely under
different opera
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> Subject: Re: forwarding to an action w/o an input JSP
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> Jim Barrows wrote:
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> > I would immed
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> Wendy Smoak wrote:
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> > Good list!
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> From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Chuck Chopp
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> Jim Barrows wrote:
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> > Back, next a
Jim Barrows wrote:
I would immediately suspect either the JVM, or the underlying OS and the permissions of. Maybe even the way the security manager is setup on the JVM.
That's the part that's getting me. I'm using JDK versions that are only a
"-" dash away from each other. I've got JDK v1.4.2-5
Wendy Smoak wrote:
Good list! Add to that, you're working with open source stuff, which will
change right out from under you if you're not paying attention.
LOL... isn't that a hidden part of the definition of open source stuff?
The faster development cycle makes it hard to freeze the technology
From: "Chuck Chopp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> So it isn't
> just learning one new thing, such as just a new language or a new
framework
> with a known language, it is learning several new things at the same time.
> The last time I checked, human beings are equiped to juggle approximately
6
> to 8 concu
Jim Barrows wrote:
Nope, they wouldn't be included with Tomcat... and yes you need the struts distribution, and the source code to.. so you can step through it. Not just while you're learning, but after you've mastered it as well.
And that's where things start to get slightly "murky" w/respect to
Yes, and consider learning how to prevent pages from being cached by the
browser as well.
Erik
Chuck Chopp wrote:
Jim Barrows wrote:
Back, next and reload will do to a struts app what they do with any
other app: Allow the user to break your application in new and
interesting ways.
I've seen th
Yeah, you can actually have actions that are this simple (no Action
class or form bean required):
My logout action mappings typically look like this:
I would think yours would be similar except that your forward path would
be to a login page instead of a main index page, and you might not b
Jim Barrows wrote:
Back, next and reload will do to a struts app what they do with any other app: Allow the user to break your application in new and interesting ways.
I've seen the term "tokens" used in some postings here that appear to be
dealing with the same issue. Am I on the right track if
Erik Weber wrote:
Chuck, I think reading the Servlet specification would help you a lot! I
think it is well edited, and it sure helped me a lot.
Thanks for that tip. I will head on over to Sun's web site and read over
the specs themselves independent of the actual servelet container
implementat
> -Original Message-
> From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Chuck Chopp
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: forwarding to an action w/o an input JSP
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> Wendy Smoak wrote:
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> > Have you sp
Wendy Smoak wrote:
Have you spent some quality time with struts-example.war yet? Run that in a
debugger (JSwat, if you don't already have a favorite,) for an hour, and
most of the mysteries will be solved.
No, but now that I know where it is I can spend some time with it. I just
found it inside
> -Original Message-
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> David Durham wrote:
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> > Chuck C
David Durham wrote:
Chuck Chopp wrote:
I have a welcome file named "index.jsp". I'm questioning if it should be
forwarding to the JSP file "login.jsp" [which I want to protect from
direct
access from the browser] or should it be forwarding to the action named
"login" [or would it be "login.do"]?
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 12:21 PM
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> Subject: forwarding to an action w/o an input JSP
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>
> I'm looking for some good solid examples that
Chuck, I think reading the Servlet specification would help you a lot! I
think it is well edited, and it sure helped me a lot.
Keep in mind that just as a container dispatches requests to Servlets
according to how the Servlets are mapped in web.xml, the Struts
controller Servlet dispatches requ
From: "Chuck Chopp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I keep getting the feeling that if I could see one good
> comprehensive working example everything would be clear to me about how
this
> is supposed to work.
Have you spent some quality time with struts-example.war yet? Run that in a
debugger (JSwat, if y
Chuck Chopp wrote:
I'm looking for some good solid examples that show how to configure
the JSP
files, struts-config.xml [global forwards, action mappings, form
beans] and
action classes where a JSP may forward/redirect to an action [may end up
being a chain of actions]
Dear God, please let no on
I'm looking for some good solid examples that show how to configure the JSP
files, struts-config.xml [global forwards, action mappings, form beans] and
action classes where a JSP may forward/redirect to an action [may end up
being a chain of actions] before another JSP is finally displayed. The
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