If you don't want line feeds in the output, why do you include them in the JSP?
Okay, sorry for the snarky response. :) The first time I saw this, it
threw me off as well, although it wasn't with generating XML. Now I
always use a different style in the declarations in my JSP. Here's the
correcte
On 4/28/07, red phoenix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
when ajax receive information which include Chinese code from action of
Struts2,ajax will show chinese code into confusion code,but if ajax receive
information which include Chinese code from jsp, ajax will show correct
Chinese code.I don't know
set the root node, but I haven't got that to work.
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I'm using Strut
ze of twisty little passages, all alike?
Please help this newbie, any suggestions at all will be greatly appreciated.
David Conrad
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ve a form bean that could handle all the
fields from all your separate forms, and one method for each submit
button that would look at just the fields appropriate to that action.
Does that make sense?
It might not be the cleanest method, but it's not unlike something
I've used in the pas
ll your links and menus use relative URLs, then you will be fine.
If, like the app I'm working on, the context root was never changed
since its inception and many programmers over the years worked on it,
creating a sprawling codebase, you may find that it is hardcoded in a
n
uoteForm bean rather than in a nested java bean.
I'm really tearing my hair out, now, and any help would be
tremendously appreciated. Thanks in advance,
David Conrad
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