That was it--just switch redirect to "false" in order to forward
instead. Thanks Craig!
Glen
Craig McClanahan wrote:
On 8/22/05, Glen Mazza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You are using redirects here, which causes the browser to make a
second request to the ne
Hello,
I'm trying unsuccessfully, within an action-mapping, to forward to a
UserQuery.JSP kept within the WEB-INF/pages folder of the web
application. (I'm intentionally placing it there to prevent direct
access of this jsp from the browser.)
I'm getting a Tomcat 5.0.28 error as follows:
"
k validator,
and I only accept all of this if this last validation returns true.
Hope it's better explained ?
Thanks Joe for this wonderful link. I have not yet verified
everything, but I'm affraid it won't be satisfying in my case ... I'm
still investigating ...
On 27/07/05, Gl
I'm not exactly certain of your needs, but I think you can always
activate validation but just change the validation code based on the
value/state of other fields (such as the "original" one you mention).
Perhaps the Java code example on page 38 of
http://www.objectsource.com/Struts_Survival_Gu
If Tamas would need to learn Tiles from the beginning, he may also wish
to consider using Sitemesh[1] instead. The AppFuse web development
project moved to it from Tiles some months ago, and from those who know
both, it appears that more are preferring Sitemesh. (Although I'm sure
Tiles prese
Thanks--I've added it to my reading list.
Glen
Stephan Wiesner wrote:
Hi list,
I have published a tutorial that demonstrates how to automate the testing of
a web based application. It uses Struts, but you will learn how to test any
web application, with some special points on Struts (which you
Just to be complete, for a heavily XML/Cocoon based solution, there is
also Apache Lenya. I have not used it, however, and am uncertain of its
quality.
Glen
Daniel Henrique Ferreira e Silva escribió:
Hi BHansard,
Do you really have to stick to Java for a CMS?
If, and only if, java is not m
http://www.objectsource.com/Struts_Survival_Guide.pdf, Chapter 5.
Paul Goepfert wrote:
I have created a web app using struts and velocity. I am going to add
vaildation on the struts end of the app. I am still learning struts.
The only thing I have been able to do is use struts to move betwee
I think a good example of the manager classes are in the sample
Struts-based application generated by AppFuse:
https://appfuse.dev.java.net/.
I have yet to see the full benefits of these manager classes, however I
am currently attributing this to my general newbieness with Java web
applicatio
If you don't get a good answer here I would check the Apache James
project--ML's, docs, etc.
Glen
Brian McGovern wrote:
Sorry for the off topic, but hopefully someone here has done this before. Im
using a tomcat smtp resource and JavaMail to send e-mail with my system. I
want to secure it
Search on the Struts User ML
(http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=struts-user&r=1&w=2) for those
exceptions; also a google on "catch ApplicationException" (in quotes),
etc. may be of help.
Glen
Rivka Shisman wrote:
Can someone please attach a sample of an ApplicationException,
BaseException &
Code : event.which;
if (window.event.ctrlKey) {
if (keyCode == 83) {
// Ctrl+S was pressed
} else if (keyCode == 84) {
// Ctrl +T was pressed
} // and so on for all of our key handlers
}
}
On 7/18/05, Glen Mazza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Still,
If you're doing "request.setAttribute("CLASS_NAME", myActionForm)" to
store the form bean you should be able to call
"request.getAttribute("CLASS_NAME")" to retrieve the myActionForm from
your JSP.
However, I am not sure about the cleanest ways to access myActionForm
from your JSP in this man
Still, mnemonics are non-standard for web applications, no? This
doesn't seem right.
Glen
Niall Pemberton escribió:
The short and not v.helpful response is you can't submit - its
just a JSP tag that renders a HTML element and has nothing to do with
the submit process.
Some of the Struts ta
Pardon the non-answer (and I would encourage anyone who knows how to
validate interdependent checkboxes to respond), but ordinarily using
four radio buttons (the fourth being a "none" radio button, selected by
default) would be the more standard GUI choice, and one for which you
can forgo valid
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