If your just going for exception information you can direct to a JSP page
and use the Struts tags and look directly at the attributes defined o the
Exception implementation.
etc..
Matt Filion
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last one mentions using velocity tags over struts
tags not sure if this would be your issue, but might be worth looking at.
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/performance-tuning.html
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After you created it and add it to the project there will be :)
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I would imagine you'd actually want to do this with an interceptor. Each
successful execution update the breadcrumbs (probably stored in the value
stack in some properly modeled container :) ).
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r the account
(or cookie on the computer) you prompt them with this set of questions to
re-validate their authenticity and then mark that IP as valid (or put a
cookie on the computer).
However, the more complex this gets the more the users are going to need
very intuitive user interfaces or a pho
Dave,
I completely agree, I guess I'm just much more of an optomist about my
peers :)
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Dave,
My mistake, I misread it.
Though the different situation seems like "overkill". How about expecting
a programmer to look at the code becore they modify it? :)
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able. Just a referance within the scope of the executed method.
It creates an unatural relationship that could potential complicate the
frameworks control of the ActionContext.
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a misleading
statement.
I also suggest you use the value stack and not the session or request, its
just easier to get the information with struts tags when you do.
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ere are so many ways you can take advantage of and misuse it in a
lot of cases, due to "magazine architects" or your "hack-ademicly inclined
engineers", its more dangerous than it is helpful.
Anyway, thats my $.02. Dont worry, you can keep the change.
Matt Filion
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ant to gain a better
understanding of these specific technologies, since they dont clash the
way your phrase implies. Both Spring and JSF both compliment a Struts2
implementation.
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There is a patch for OC4J (number 5608209) that resolves this direct
issue. I found it on the below threads.
http://www.archivesat.com/Java_Webworks_Users/thread1648946.htm
I'm working on applying the patch. I'll send an update if I still have the
issue.
M
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I sent an post about this a few days ago and didnt really get a response.
I'm starting to have the need to do some AJAX calls now and need some help
on resolving this. I basically have not found any way to get the values
from the querystring within an Interceptor or Action. I've tried accessing
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> I'm actually having a similar issue. I'm trying to
> get some paramters from the querystring (in either
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> interceptor and tri
I'm actually having a similar issue. I'm trying to get some paramters from
the querystring (in either an interceptor and tried earlier on an action)
and have been unable to get any querystring values.
I am using the 1.4.2 version of struts 2.
Matt
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