wizard form and checkboxes that won't turn off

Could somebody please refer me to a solution to this? I have a form bean (session-scoped) that is displayed over 3 pages. There are "back" and "next" buttons. Once a checkbox is selected and the user has moved to another page, it can't be cleared again. I have read that this is because the c

Validation on length of fields destined for UTF-8 database?

Hi, not sure if I should be tackling this from the app side or the database side. I have a struts (1.1) application that is working against an Oracle 9i database using utf-8 as character set. Things work just lovely until somebody fills up a textbox and uses characters that will be stored in 2 or

returning to correct form after validating a page in a "wizard" form

idating, its always returning me to the wrong form :( What I'd really like to do is just hard-code the input from the code in my action... Is that possible? Or do I need to go back to the drawing board? Thanks for the help! Janice Here's the relevant bits (hopeful

RE: Need an alternative to bean:define

I should point out that it isn't my company that has the restrictions. My employer would quite happily move to the bleeding edge of any technology if there were any benefit to do so. In this case the client has very definite parameters we need to work within. Their servers are set up in a certai

RE: Need an alternative to bean:define

me()); %> It works, I was just hoping for a nicer solution. Thanks for everyone's input! -Original Message- From: Joe Hertz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 1:52 PM To: 'Struts Users Mailing List' Subject: RE: Need an alternative to bean:defi

RE: Need an alternative to bean:define

EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 10:32 AM To: Struts Users Mailing List Subject: Re: Need an alternative to bean:define Janice - I do multiple bean:defines (with values, not with name/property attributes) in some of my jsps, and never have problems, and am therefore assumin

RE: Need an alternative to bean:define

bean:define Is JSTL an option? I find Struts Logic tag hard to read! If so, I think this should do: HTH. Of course this is from top of my head, i haven't tried it. ATTA On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 16:16:25 -0800, Janice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My brain has stopped worki

Need an alternative to bean:define

My brain has stopped working. I need an alternative to bean:define. What I'm TRYING to do is iterate through a list, displaying a certain bit of code only when its different than the last iteration (grouping). Here's a snip:

trying to implement 2 resource bundles and getting odd errors

t;style.altColour"); That key does exist in ApplicationResources and it is successfully used by several other .jsp pages. Line 42 in the .jsp is used several times in different files. I don't know whether I've provided the correct information. I'

need help securing my login page

I need to secure my login page only, just to prevent the username/password from being picked up. What is the quickest and dirtiest way to do this? I was thinking of something along the line of checking in my login.jsp for request.isSecure() and then response.redirect()ing to https, but my login

RE: flaky error: Error - tag.getAsString : component context is not defined

Niall, thanks for your response. It would appear that this is the result of the user having javascript disabled on their browser. Also, once we established that the users were not actually submitting their forms, but were getting the error as soon as they clicked on the link, it made it much easi

flaky error: Error - tag.getAsString : component context is not defined

" If you made it to here, thanks. If you have any ideas, please let me know. I'm not sure how to go about this, since it has never failed for me here at home on my development computer (XP). The logs don'

link to 1.1 api?

Hello, Is the api for 1.1 available anywhere other than in the source? I can find 1.2 dev and 1.0, but not 1.1. Thanks, Janice