Hi,
I am having a problem in updates.
I have a base class Employee.java. I have subclasses HourlyEmployee.java,
ContractEmployee.java, FullTimeEmployee.java.
I display these three types of employees under 3 tabs on my JSP.
I create 3 lists for each type of employees and put these lists in a Hash
Thanks Dale very much for your help.
Dale Newfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Kalpesh Modi wrote:
> Is there anyway to use the JSP 2.0 tag files and the Struts 2.0 tags together.
Yes, all you have to do is add the taglib at the top of your .tag file
so that you can refer to the s: t
Hi,
Is there anyway to use the JSP 2.0 tag files and the Struts 2.0 tags together.
I have created a JSP 2.0 .tag file. Inside that file, I want to access the
attributes passed from the main jsp. I want to access the attributes using the
Struts 2.0 tags. Is there any way to do it?
I am using St
Yes David is right. You can use display tag with JSP 1.2
Check - Java version/application server requirements at
http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/11/migrating.html
Thanks,
-Kalpesh
David Friedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I've used displaytag 1.X in JSP 1.2.
Did you subscribe to
their mai
You can configure your web.xml file.
In Weblogic, you do something like this.
/foo
UTF-8
In Tomcat, something like this.
javaEncoding>
>UTF8
Thanks,
-Kalpesh
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I´ve got the problem the I want to send the "â¬" (Euro) character via
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On 8/10/06, Mississippi John Hurt wrote:
>
> It doesn't seem to pick up the eventName. It forwards to the 2nd action
> class alright, but somehow the EventActionDispatcher is told which event, is
> it via a form parameter or request attribute? Which one?
>
>
> On 8
You can keep the default value for the checkbox field to be "off" in the form
bean. It will be set to "on" only if the checkbox is checked on the JSP.
Thanks,
-Kalpesh
Adam Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm sure this is a coding problem (they
usually are...) on the server-side:
I've got an
gt; Thatz the reason, am not able to understand where is the problem
>>
> like.
>
>> Shervin Asgari wrote:
>> I don't think you have changed everywhere. Try searching for
>> menuitems If you have Linux then try grep -r menuitems * if nothing,
>> th
You need to reset the checkbox value in the ActionForm's reset method.
Thanks,
-Kalpesh
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You can do something like
return new ActionForward("/secondAction.do?eventName");
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As Tejas mentioned, you can use the tag to apply the
style to the text boxes. If the error message for that particular field is
present, it will apply the style to the text field.
As far as displaying a single error message, you can again use
on the top of the JSP instead of . Inside
the
It seems that you have not changed the JSP name in your forward. You are still
forwarding to the old JSP in your code.
Thanks,
-Kalpesh
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Have you tried using redirect in your action mapping? It should work.
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Is it not possible to use two seperate form beans?
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I am not sure whether
document. form['formName'] will work or not. Give it a try.
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You can create a Student object with say FirstName, LastName etc. The form will
have a list of Student objects. I usually do with the ActionForm. I havent
tried it with DynaActionForm.
On the first page, when the user enters the number of students (say 5) , create
a list of 5 student objects i
Weblogic 8.1 support servlet 2.3 and 9.1 should support servlet 2.4
Thanks,
-Kalpesh
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I suggest you declare file list as List type. Keep the form in the session.
When you click on the Add button, you increase the size of the List by one and
display to the user with one extra empty browse .
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You will need to use javascript. Let the javascript function call your action
class and open a new window.
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In that case, you can create a method like
private void initailization(HttpServlet Request){
.. initialization code
}
In you dispatchaction methods, you can check for the session variable, and not
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What do you do with the sectors retrieved? Do you put it in any scope?
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Put your initialization code in method
public ActionForward initialize(ActionMapping mapping,
ActionForm
form, HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws
Exception {
sectService = new SectorDaoService(request);
sectOwnerService = new SectorOwnerDaoService();
sectServ
I never tried with boolean but try making it a String. It should work with a
String.
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You need to set it to the value that gets submitted when you check a checkbox
and submit the form.
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Try the check condition in your action class and set/not set the checkbox and
then forward it to the JSP.
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