Folks...
Been searching the Apache web site and the archives, but haven't found
anything yet... I'm using Struts v1.3.x in an application and I'm
being asked to verify the export classification of Struts. Is there
documentation somewhere where I can determine this classification?
Or... if
Still using the 1.2.9 version of Struts and was posed an interesting
question. Considering the fact that dropping a modified JSP file in
the web container will force a re-compile of the JSP thereby
rendering a changed display. What are the possibilities if you drop a
new ApplicationResource
Senthil Not sure if you still need this info, but here goes
anyway. Also... At the end of all this I have a question to the group
about DisplayTag and Struts. Sorry for the long winded-ness of this
email... Usually I need a little more hand holding than just a "check
out this web site"
As the Subject: line states I'm in the middle of converting a larger
Perl application to a Struts web-app running on the SUNWappserver.
The question was posed as to how to deal with all of the folks who
may have "bookmarked" a perl URL to the old app. I don't want to just
cut those folks of
Maybe this is simple, but then again may it's not... I've got a
Struts app that I'm breaking up onto modules so that I can keep the
configs seperate. The JSP files are already seperated out into
different directories, but what I want to do is hide all of them in
the WEB-INF directory. I kno
Many thanks for those that have replied to my earlier emails for
help... Hopefully once I get this one figured out I'll be on the way
to getting my perl to Struts conversion complete... FYI... I've taken
the time to migrate from Struts v1.1 to v1.2.9 so this issue is
based on that code bas
I'm in the process of migrating a Struts v1.1 app to Struts v1.2.9
and having problems with log4j. After pulling the the Struts jar
files I've got all of the compile errors/warnings fixed, but when I
stop and start the web server I get:
warning: CORE3283: stderr: log4j:WARN No appenders cou
uot; attribute of the tile and
rendered as html code.
I was thinking that using the following in my JSP would take care of
this, but it doesn't. Here's the JSP line:
beanProperty="target" flush="true" />
Any clues what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks, ajTreece
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I've been away from Struts for a couple of years so some things are a
bit rusty. My current project is converting a very complex Perl
application to Java. The project has a small portion already
utilizing Java and Struts v1.1... I'm under a very tight release
schedule so migrating to Struts
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