Hi cpanon,
> I am looking for the simplest technique that would reprocess the session
> objects from the new values, regenerate the full jsp,
then just refresh the whole page, by javascript after completion of ajax.
Or do not use ajax at all, this will be most simple solution for You.
Best gree
On Sunday 19 July 2009 10:16:59 pm Dimitrios Christodoulakis wrote:
>
> 2) If one with general knowledge of servlets & jsp wants to dive into
> the struts2 source code, to get better understanding of the basic
> mechanics, what would be the starting point? So should I start lets
> say with the stru
Primarily for the sake of learning the inner mechanics of the struts2
framework, and unit testing, I took some time to study and experiment
with the code published at:
http://depressedprogrammer.wordpress.com/2007/06/18/unit-testing-struts-2-actions-spring-junit/
When testing (junit 4) an action i
Paweł Wielgus wrote:
Hi Dave,
when i record my tests with selenium ide,
all click or assert alements takes various loactor addresses,
very often they contain DOM paths,
so when layout is changed from tables to divs,
all these addresses are no longer valid.
On the rare occasions I use the IDE to
Hi Dave,
when i record my tests with selenium ide,
all click or assert alements takes various loactor addresses,
very often they contain DOM paths,
so when layout is changed from tables to divs,
all these addresses are no longer valid.
To present one simple example,
when i record logout click on o
Hi Nils & Martin
Thanks and I am sorry about being obtuse and I hope you will continue to make
this an edifying moment for me.
When I initially put up the form I code a value in the actionForm, myFormBean
as myFormBean.setSeeMe("firstTime") and put into the session with
session.setAttribute("
Hi,
newton.dave wrote:
>
> Have you considered using an interceptor for determining whether or not
> the user is logged in? Actions requiring login can be marked with an
> interface, annotation, etc. IMO this is a substantially cleaner
> architecture.
>
Okay - I didn't really care about in
Have you considered using an interceptor for determining whether or not
the user is logged in? Actions requiring login can be marked with an
interface, annotation, etc. IMO this is a substantially cleaner
architecture.
I'd also *strongly* discourage tying your actions to Hibernate like
this;
Hi,
a few days ago I implemented a login mechanism into my web application.
Therefore I use an abstract BaseAction, that asks the implementing class
wheter it want to be password protected or not. If it does and there's no
object named "user" available the Login.jsp is shown. When the Login form
apologies as i thought you were uptodate on the latest version
i assume you are implementing
public ActionForward execute(ActionMapping mapping,
ActionForm form,
ServletRequest request,
ServletResponse response)
thr
The form will not be updated unless you refresh the values or the part
of the page that displays the values you want to be updated. So you
would have to "manually" do this processing some returned updated
values in a json result, or by returning the result of a "partial" jsp
which re-renders the pa
Hi Martin
Thanks, however I havnt migrate to Struts2 yet. What I was hoping for was a
technique to get all the session objects reprocessed upon return from the Ajax
call. I am unclear that if I do the mapping.getInputForward(), does that force
tomcat to reprocess and the jsp reprocess all the
Paweł Wielgus wrote:
But You will hit the same scale of problems when You will change
layout - all selenium tests are dead,
I haven't really found that to be the case--I only rarely test deep
structure with Selenium, but instead look for the presence of specific
CSS selectors containing text
I just had a look at Sitemesh and it looks like what I want. There is one
thing that disturbs me, though, it looks as if sitemesh will build the page
every request, which causes quite some overhead, or am I mistaken there?
Pascal
On Fri, 17 Jul 2009 20:44:59 -0400, Wes Wannemacher
wrote:
> I'm o
Hi all,
[the standard disclaimer ... ;-) ]
migrating from one version of struts to another is not a trouble for
selenium or such a tool,
actually it even helps You to be sure that the migration didn't break anything.
But You will hit the same scale of problems when You will change
layout - all sele
[The standard?diclaimer that it is not a popularity contest and nothing that
does the job for you is wrong.]
Would you not agree that if you are going to mock up the framework the
simulation of S2 of highest fidelity is S2 itself.
IMHO?you are digging a swimming pool by the ocean to test your ya
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