Well. My first lesson was banging a problem 12hrs straight is as Stupid as
saving a pasword on ur desktop in a file password.txt ....lol
but my stupidity has taught me a few lessons which i will like to share.(I even
read most of the src....lol).
1.A good sleep is good
2. Getting a property in a <stripes:text name="result"
value="${actionBean.result}"/> never returned a value. when i used
${actionBean.result} in the html
mark up directly as in the Calculator xample i goty values. why?
3. For some reason, UserBean user = (UserBean)
getContext().getRequest().getSession().getAttribute("userBean"); doesnt work
all the time although i dont know under which conditions it works
4. Is there a way to make a stipes-component not rendered. like in jsf you can
make render=false; if not why not?
5. There is currently no framework that allows using a CachedRowSet straight in
the front end even if you have all the data available. stripes makes it easy by
providing the
<stripes:Select /> which takes a list. But you still have to pass ur Crs to a
list. Can CachedRowset be allowed as well since a lot of data is in tabular
format and CRs dont require connection after its populated.
My views
> Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 17:33:04 -0400
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: stripes-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Stripes-users] Accessing HttpSession stripes(method attached)
>
> Somethings are bothering me..
>
> 1) Are you going directly to the URL "/Converter.action?"
>
> 2) Where is this "usr" in your jsp's "{$usr.names}" being defined?
> Obviously the "${usr...}" you are referencing is in one of the scopes
> (page,request,session,application) but where is it being defined since
> you use that as a "I can get attributes" reference point.
>
> 3) You do not include the code for the BaseProcessor class. Why do I
> ask for this? Because your calls to getUserBean in your
> Calculator.Action's extending BaseAction class keep calling
> this.baseProcessor.getUserBean() so is the code in the BaseProcessor's
> constructor or getter method?
>
> 4) I saw the email of your web.xml so can we safely assume every debug
> line in your FrontSessionListener.sessionCreated() method is logging
> properly including you seeing the line "LoginBean added to Session" in
> your log for every time you go to the url /Calculator.action on your
> test site? Just checking on this point. And no startup errors in your
> web server log file for this webapp, correct?
>
> I'll be back in a few hours and I'll check email unless someone has
> already solved it by then.
>
> Regards,
> David
>
>
>
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