On a bit of a side note...
I would suggest using MappingDispatchAction in the 1.2 builds. This
has made the use of dispatch actions much much easier. It allows you
to move the method parameter into the action mapping itself. This
way you do not need to send the parameter in the request.
my setup DispatchAction does not show a token when the form first displays.
When I click submit button to create record, it shows error messages
of handler. What does needs to be done?
my flow likes this
UserMaint.jsp --- AddUserProfileAction.java (AddUserProfile.jsp)
UserMaint.jsp constructs:
After adding the following to struts-config.xml, error message disappears.
parameter=methodToCall
However I still cannot avoid duplicated submission.
It seems that
tml:link page=/AddUserProfile.jsp?method=setup
does not create a token when the form displays at the first time.
On Wed, 25 Aug
At 10:54 PM +0800 8/25/04, PC Leung wrote:
my setup DispatchAction does not show a token when the form first displays.
When I click submit button to create record, it shows error messages
of handler. What does needs to be done?
What are the error messages?
AddUserProfile.jsp constructs:
Error message is solved.
but the form does not display with token when it displays
at the first time.
I think the following line does not work properly.
UserMaint.jsp constructs:
html:link page=/AddUserProfile.jsp?method=setup
In the setup DispatchAction, I try to saveToken().
On Wed, 25 Aug
I am not quite sure I am following this (it would help to see the
relevant action mappings from your struts-config.xml but it sounds like
you may not be saving the token *in the action preceding the JSP that
contains the form*.
PC Leung wrote:
Error message is solved.
but the form does not
My first web page is page contains links only. No Form nor Action.
UserMaint.jsp --- AddUserProfileAction.java (AddUserProfile.jsp)
UserMaint.jsp constructs:
html:link page=/AddUserProfile.jsp?method=setup
bean:message key=userMaint.addUserProfile/
/html:link
The link becomes
UserMaint.jsp (contains links only) calls
AddUserProfile.jsp which links with
AddUserProfileAction.java (it contains DispatchAction)
and AddUserProfileForm.java
UserMaint.jsp constructs originally like this:
html:link page=/AddUserProfile.jsp?method=setup
bean:message
Well, passing a dispatch parameter to a JSP is not going to do anything
unless on the JSP you explicitly pull that request parameter and stick
it somewhere on the form. (This sounds like what you are trying to do --
it sounds like you are trying to pass the method to dispatch to through
the
Do you mean my approach is wrong?
Originally UserMaint.jsp contains links only.
Do I need to transform it as a form?
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 23:08:24 -0400, Bill Siggelkow
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, passing a dispatch parameter to a JSP is not going to do anything
unless on the JSP you
PC Leung wrote:
Do you mean my approach is wrong?
Originally UserMaint.jsp contains links only.
Do I need to transform it as a form?
As Bill asked earlier, what does you struts-config file look like. My
guess is you are not getting to your action class because you haven't
set up a mapping for
html:link page=/userProfileAction?method=setup
bean:message key=userMaint.addUserProfile/
/html:link
Sorry forgot to add the .do or whatever you have setup to foward to
Struts ActionServlet. If using the common .do it would be ..
html:link page=/userProfileAction.do?method=setup
--
Rick
Yes. UserMaint.jsp does not have an entry in strus-config.xml
because UserMaint.jsp does not contain a form for user to input data.
struts-config.xml does contain entry of AddUserProfile.
Should I transform the UserMaint.jsp to a form?
UserMaint.jsp (contains links only) calls
AddUserProfile.jsp
I have some 10-15 views which display the list of items based on a key.
for eg: if the key is ProblemReport, the view that will be called will be a
problem report list.
if the key is Notification, it will be notification list..etc
Now each list view has a header frame and a content frame.
Header
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