Prasad, Kamakshya wrote:
Hi,
We are using the container managed security and we have lot of action
mapping and roles. Specifying them in one web.xml making it too huge. We
want it to split into separate logical files
If your container is reasonably intelligent about parsing XML documents
usin
Pedro Salgado wrote:
On 04/05/02 6:40, "Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
DMZ is short for "demilitarized zone" ... a term adopted for enterprise
network infrastructures from the military use of the term.
If you're writing an application for public access on the Internet,
you'll
Michael McGrady wrote:
Isn't it true, Craig, that this is not a problem for hot deploy of the
classes that do this. If you have other classes that do not do this,
then they cannot be hot deployed. But, what difference does that
make? If someone wants to hot deploy them, they can redesign the
Michael McGrady wrote:
This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit
more, if you continue an interest. I have an application that needs
to do this from afar on multiple and untrackable sites. So, the
bouncing the server idea just won't work for me. I need this to
happe
Hi,
We are using the container managed security and we have lot of action
mapping and roles. Specifying them in one web.xml making it too huge. We
want it to split into separate logical files
KP
-Original Message-
From: Bill Siggelkow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 30, 20
Craig,
When I put logging statements in the ServletContextInitializer class, I see
that the ServletContextInitializer.contextInitialized() method is actually
called after the servlet init() methods for servlets that load at startup.
Is this correct? You say that the contextInitialized() gets cal
Thanks for sharing that, Pedro. I think it is good stuff too.
At 05:16 PM 5/2/2004, Pedro Salgado wrote:
On 04/05/02 23:50, "Michael McGrady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit more, if
> you continue an interest. I have an applicatio
Isn't it true, Craig, that this is not a problem for hot deploy of the
classes that do this. If you have other classes that do not do this, then
they cannot be hot deployed. But, what difference does that make? If
someone wants to hot deploy them, they can redesign the class. The more I
thi
I will look into the NDC. Thank you very much.
Chiming
- Original Message -
From: "Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 12:43 AM
Subject: Re: [OT] log per session
> Chiming Huang wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
>
On 04/05/02 23:50, "Michael McGrady" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit more, if
> you continue an interest. I have an application that needs to do this from
> afar on multiple and untrackable sites. So, the bouncing the server idea
>
Hello,
I am trying to convert my Struts 1.1 web app (struts.jar 4-17-2004) to the Struts-Faces
Integration Library (Ted's updated struts-faces.jar 3-29-2004) using Tiles, multiple
struts config
files, and the DispatchAction. My JSP:
...
After loading up this page, the HTML source is:
Thanks, Samuel.
Here's the code excerpt again.
1. ActionClass code excerpt:
mBean.makeConnection();
//get country list vector
Vector v = (Vector)mBean.getCountryList();
request.setAttribute("lstCountry", v)
2. JSP code e
This is more of a passing interest of mine, so I will pursue a bit more, if
you continue an interest. I have an application that needs to do this from
afar on multiple and untrackable sites. So, the bouncing the server idea
just won't work for me. I need this to happen without exchanging
cla
On 04/05/02 6:40, "Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> DMZ is short for "demilitarized zone" ... a term adopted for enterprise
> network infrastructures from the military use of the term.
>
> If you're writing an application for public access on the Internet,
> you'll find that the
Jignesh Patel wrote:
So You, mean there is a one seperate event for one single session.
For each session, an HttpSessionListener will receive an event when the
session is created, and an event when the session is destroyed (the call
will go to the appropriate method for the event type in questi
Erwin Cabral wrote:
1. Are there any performance issues involved when an
Action class forwards to another?
Any RequestDispatcher.forward() call has roughly the same performance
impact as what the container has to do on any original HTTP request (map
the request to a particular servlet, start tha
Michael McGrady wrote:
To expand (part question and part statement): Suppose:
1. We made an interface, Action, which the present Struts Action
(renamed, say, "ActionImpl") implemented.
2. We created a daemon ActionFactory which loaded actions from
outside the CLASSPATH using a URLClassloader
I need some help understanding how to iterate
tiles. I have a setup action that creates a Vector
of "Series" objects and does:
session.setAttribute("seriesList", seriesList);
and then forwards to a tile that is essentially
a container for rows of series information.
The container is content for a p
How to remove history from JSP pages while we are using struts framework?
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So You, mean there is a one seperate event for one single session.
-Jignesh
On Thursday 29 April 2004 12:33, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
> Jignesh Patel wrote:
> >If we will use HttpSessionListener,
> >will tomcat implement seperate listener for all the Sessions or it will
> > be common for all th
1. Are there any performance issues involved when an
Action class forwards to another?
2. Does the number of Actions created in a web
application affect the overall performance of the
application?
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Hello Craig,
Indeed, the recommended pattern today is for you to acquire your
DataSource instances from the JNDI naming context
Thanks for your advise. I was the way I handled it before using struts,
so I will continue that way.
Sincerly
Samuel
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Hi everybody,
I got a problem accessing a DynaValidator's attribute through a
scriptlet.
Here is the codesnippet:
<% String kosten = PropertyUtils.getSimpleProperty( ticketForm,
"kosten") .toString(); %>
While "kosten" is the bean's attribute and "ticketForm" is the
DynaValidatorForm itself.
To expand (part question and part statement): Suppose:
1. We made an interface, Action, which the present Struts Action (renamed,
say, "ActionImpl") implemented.
2. We created a daemon ActionFactory which loaded actions from outside the
CLASSPATH using a URLClassloader, etc., and which did no
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