Re: LogFactory error with Struts and Tomcat

I managed to root out all old versions of java sdk and jre from my system and reinstalled 1.4.2 - it works now. Not sure exactly what was going on but glad its sorted . Thanks for the help. David - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

Re: LogFactory error with Struts and Tomcat

No joy. Same error. Richard Yee wrote: David, Put the commons-logging.jar in your E:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1\common\lib directory. -Richard At 08:42 PM 1/1/2005, you wrote: (i tried sending this a few times from the wrong mail account - hope it only gets through once) Hi all, Apo

LogFactory error with Struts and Tomcat

(i tried sending this a few times from the wrong mail account - hope it only gets through once) Hi all, Apologies for this question. It is undoubtedly something fundamentally stupid on my part but I need some help. I have developed a Struts app programming with Java 1.4.2 (ie. writing my code

Re: Really annoying file path..

I'm using eclipse with sun jdk. When I changed the Constants.java file, i went to my local classes folder and uploaded every class with the most recent timestamp. No avail. So, I took a local copy of all .class files from the server. I renamed them all to .txt and did a search in homesite (really

Really annoying file path..

Hi, In a system I'm working on, we have a folder that recieves uploaded media. On my windows development machine it is "E:\program files\etc" on the linux machine that hosts the site, it is "/opt/tomcat/etc" I recently updated the demo system and when I try to upload media using a form,

Re: bean value within src of html:Image

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Re: Passing non-simple Bean to tiles context?

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Passing non-simple Bean to tiles context?

Hi, I'm attempting to use Tiles at present. My layout page looks like this: <%@ taglib uri="/tags/struts-tiles" prefix="tiles"%> the page that uses that layout has a bit like this: the tile itself (as specificed in /text_template.jsp) looks like this <%@ tagl

Re: Dynamic Include based on a bean's property.

The concensus seems to be 'go with tiles' So I've done just that. I had actually pretty much recreated the basic 'tiling engine' I guess - bar the code that dynamically plugs in the jsp but it was very bespoke and its always good to use a 'standard' as opposed to just making it up as you go alon