We use a custom sitemesh decorator for each targeted platform and also a
custom struts theme for each.
This way we use the same core jsp files across the application. By keeping
the JSP functionality simple we find it works really well.
I hate to be the one who breaks it to you but you'll have to
where do u put ur code
i am glad to test it
f
On Jun 30, 2011 1:43 AM, "Miguel" wrote:
> Hello,
> I did an interceptor that changes the return code based on the user-agent
of
> the client.
> So there are versions for PC and mobile of each jsp. In your configuration
> you need to have all the res
Hello,
I did an interceptor that changes the return code based on the user-agent of
the client.
So there are versions for PC and mobile of each jsp. In your configuration
you need to have all the result codes for all jsp.
Example: I change the result code from "browse" to "iPhone.browse"
Stuts 2 ca
I am using S2. No wonder I didn't remember using the tag recently
although it looked familiar. Haven't used S1 in a while. Probably should
become versed in JSTL though.
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 10:34 AM, Dave Newton wrote:
> The Struts 1 documentation specifically recommends using JSTL when
> f
The Struts 1 documentation specifically recommends using JSTL when
functionality overlaps. JSTL didn't exist when the first iterations of S1
tags were developed :)
If you're using Struts 2 there's less of an advantage, but the OP is on S1.
I've tended to use S2 tags for most stuff in S2 apps.
Dav
"...antiquated Struts tags..." you're concerning me. That's all I use.
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 10:17 AM, Dave Newton wrote:
> How about using JSTL? It's the recommended solution when both it and Struts
> tags provide equivalent functionality, and it's arguably better than using
> the antiquated
hi all
we want to create a multi devices rendering for our apps, which we use
struts2, for mobile, tablet and web common, we use jquery mobile, i like the
JQM beta1.
and we also want to make web with multi language
anyone can share the strategy which we can start to make this
F
How about using JSTL? It's the recommended solution when both it and Struts
tags provide equivalent functionality, and it's arguably better than using
the antiquated Struts tags.
Dave
On Jun 29, 2011 10:03 AM, "sudhakar487248"
wrote:
> is there any way to test more than one match at a time by us
is there any way to test more than one match at a time by using single struts
tag lib
i mean
i have a string and i want to check that string is having either "ERROR:" or
"POPUP:"
like as follows
String str="example ERROR:"
str.contains("ERROR:") || str.contains("POPUP:")
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