You might even have the problem that you have a session scoped form bean
(possible with many nested beans inside) and you want to kill all nested beans
except a few ones.
In this case the following steps might help.
1.) Instantiate a new instance of your form bean.
2.) Copy all properties, neste
Just add
document.onkeydown = function(e) {
if (document.all) {
if (event.srcElement.type=="text" ||
event.srcElement.type=="textarea") return true;
else return false;
}
else {
if (e.target.type=="text" || e.target.ty
Hi,
as you are posting this on struts list I suppose you want to do something on
the server If the user closes its browser, something like storing his logout
time?
Though you might be able to do some cleaning operation on the client (via
onunload and such methods) for some browsers, it might be
Seems like struts can't instantiate your action class, so maybe you could post
your code of the action class.
Bjoern
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he load-balancer to
> do the SSL-encoding prevents the use of container-managed
> security in a distributed environment?
>
>
> Adam
>
> Eickvonder Bjoern on 06/09/05 12:04, wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > we solved this problem by using a "redi
Hello,
we solved this problem by using a "redirect"-filter over the whole application
that wraps the HttpServletResponse. This HttpServletResponseWrapper overwrites
the sendRedirect method such that it replaces http by https. As every
redirect-request goes through this method you got what you w
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