Hi,
Still strugling with the LookupDispatchAction. I got
this error message:
"
javax.servlet.ServletException:
Action[/admin/OrgAction] missing resource
'button.list' in key method map
.
"
I suspect that there is something wrong with the
string I used. Here is what I aming doing:
1. Applicati
hi,
guess many questions were raised on this but could not
find detail enough sample code.
i am looking for sample code demostrating the support
of checkbox in Struts ActionForm, Action and JSP
files. I am using displaytag (really good!) to
generate the table with a column of checkboxes. how do
i
You need the commons beanutils 1.7.0 for lazy DynaBeans - its not in the
1.6.1 jar - you can get it here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/binindex.cgi
For the lazy ActionForm stuff you need the Struts nightly build, thats
available here:
http://cvs.apache.org/builds/jakarta-struts/nightly/
At 05:54 AM 8/7/2004, you wrote:
If you really want to do a dynamic form created on the fly - then do it the
easy way (shameless plug), use lazy ActionForms :-)
http://www.niallp.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
Niall
When I download and build Struts 1.2.1 I get
commons-beanutils-1.6.1.jar. However, this d
In the Struts Nightly build (since beginning of August) it is now possible
to plug any kind of POJO Bean (with a default "empty" constructor) straight
into Struts as an ActionForm. Simply specify the Bean class in the
struts-config.xml in the normal way:
Struts will now "wrap" the bean in a Bean
In the Struts Nightly build (since beginning of August) it is now possible
to plug any kind of DynaBean (with a default "empty" constructor) straight
into Struts as an ActionForm. Simply specify the DynaBean class in the
struts-config.xml in the normal way:
Struts will now "wrap" the DynaBean in
Since Struts 1.2.1 the FormBeanConfig has now become the factory for
ActionForms. Although a relatively minor change in makes plugging in custom
ActionForm creation behaviour very straight forward:
* Extend FormBeanConfig and override the createActionForm() method:
public class MyFormBeanConf
The copy I got back turned out ok. Perhaps your mail admin is using
something like
the anomy sanitizer and it is stripping it out. I sent the message in
plain text format
and when I examined the message source it was ok and all the tags were
in it.
I don't think anyone was very interested in th
At 06:00 AM 8/7/2004, you wrote:
This is a red herring - yes you're right about it being passed into the
execute method - but since the reference isn't passed anywhere else after
that in the RequestProcessor then it doesn't matter what you do
Perhaps, though, Niall, you might want to do something
At 05:54 AM 8/7/2004, you wrote:
especially all the chatter about
passing form references
We're probably just lame, Niall, but the idea is to try something
innovative on the fly. What is being discussed is a way to dispense,
essentially, with the action-mapping and form-beans XML. Maybe this m
Jim,
This is a red herring - yes you're right about it being passed into the
execute method - but since the reference isn't passed anywhere else after
that in the RequestProcessor then it doesn't matter what you do - all you
have to do is store the ActionForm under the appropriate attribute in the
I don't really get this thread at all, especially all the chatter about
passing form references.
Seems to me that you either override the RequestProcessor's
processActionForm() method and plug in your form factory there, since it
returns the ActionForm then there is no issue about references. Its
I use an HttpSessionAttributeListenen to get a callback when a
session times out. There's a method called "attributeRemoved",
which gets called when something is removed from someones session.
I look for a standard value (username) that should never get
removed from the users session (until it
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