2012/9/30 Steve Higham :
>> Does anyone know a sensible way of pretty printing the Struts HTML
>> output to the browser?
Which version of S2 ? Sometime ago all the tags' templates were
updated with FreeMarker trimming functionality, but if you have
problem with that please report an issue with JIR
Thanks Gabriel for the help, but i am a bit confused about it.
Can you please help me to understand why we are using those two entries
like
one is a constant and other is a bean class?
while my understanding was that all i need to define a constant and based
on that i can get the actual class (ex
This is a two step process: You can define a String property to hold
the "name" of the required instance to inject, and then inject the
appropiate instance with the given name.
For example you can define a constant:
@Inject(value="my.constant")
public void setConstant(String value) {
Yes - I've got some complex tags and the resultant HTML has loads of
redundant whitespace in all the wrong places. Trying to compare with
original mock-ups takes for ever.
I like doing this with a filter because it's easy to remove if I'm having
problems later. I've just got it working and it's do
Ugh. IMO relying on textual representation of a DOM is fragile and broken,
especially if you're unable to ignore whitespace-is there a reason you're
doing it like this?
Dave
(pardon brevity, typos, and top-quoting; on cell)
On Sep 30, 2012 12:22 PM, "Steve Higham" wrote:
> My Struts Views are m
My Struts Views are made up of JSP and Tiles and the resulting HTML is
untidy to say the least. This causes problems when I try to compare it with
HTML mock-ups. To solve this I'm trying to use the JTidy library to pretty
print the HTML output to the browser.
I'm using the JTidyFilter configure
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