Oren
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Oren Livne, Ph.D.
RUReady Software Architect
Academic Outreach and Continuing Educ
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Oren Livne, Ph.D.
RUReady Software Architect
Academic Outreach and Continuing Education, 1901 E South Campus Dr.
Room 2197-D, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 84112-9399
Tel : (801) 581-6831 Cell: (801)
re the relevant pieces of the code. I
would greatly appreciate an advice on how to get rid of this exception.
I don't know how to debug it.
Thanks so much in advance,
Oren Livne
- tiles definition: (extends a common definition whose pages don't seem
to have any problems)
action
org.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet
My problem is an applet tag in a JSP. But maybe you did answer and I
didn't understand your answer. Could you kindly tell me again?
Thanks so much,
Oren Livne
Martin Gainty wrote:
Good Evening Mr Levine
I wanted to address your questio
action
org.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet
My problem is an applet tag in a JSP. But maybe you did answer and I
didn't understand your answer. Could you kindly tell me again?
Thanks so much,
Oren Livne
Martin Gainty wrote:
Good Evening Mr Levine
I wanted to address your questio
id of this exception.
Maybe it's related to my exception handling. I don't know.
Thanks so much in advance,
Oren Livne
- tiles definition: (extends a common definition whose pages don't seem
to have any problems)
- demoEE.jsp: (when I remove the applet ta
d above?
(e.g. alias a global forward called "systemError" to use module="/error"
and path="/system.do" and then write path="systemError")
Thanks
Oren
Oren Livne wrote:
Dear Niall:
Thanks so much .You are a life saver. It works. Just one note -- the
syntax t
Dear Niall:
Thanks so much .You are a life saver. It works. Just one note -- the
syntax that works is:
Here the module must start with a "/", and the path is relative to the
module's URL.
Thanks!
Oren
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path="/user/home.do" redirect="true" />
... it tries to forward to '/Catalog/user/user/home.do'. What do I do to
get it to work?
Thanks so much,
Oren
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Research Assistant Profes
Oren Livne wrote:
P.S. An important fact I forgot to mention: my VO is persisted to a
database using Hibernate. Hibernate wraps this
object with its own type. Is it possible that the type conversion
(String -> int) is not working properly because
Hibernate's wrapper gets in the way?
copying a
String -> int using BeanUtil.copyProperties(),
and it worked fine, converting "1" to 1 and "a" to 0. If the problem is
Hibernate, what can be done about it? I don't
think I have control over this wrapper, do I?
Thanks again, guys. I'm stuck and you
Dear Laurie & Christopher:
Great! Thanks. I'm using Strings now in my form. But as I wrote to Ed,
suppose I validated the form and would like to copy all properties to a
VO (value object) / DTO with one call (e.g. copyProperties()). How do I
get it to automatically convert my form String prope
ans and their ilk let you have the best of both worlds :-)
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On 3/3/07, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Oren,
Oren Livne wrote:
> Dear Chris:
> Yes, other validations are working. For instance, I also have an
> "in
). No errors on
startup. Any idea what could go wrong? :(
Should I use a String instead of int in my form for that field?
Thanks
Oren
Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Oren,
Oren Livne wrote:
1) I have a form property that is an integer. When I set its val
This has a reference to a nested property of the form. Is that OK to use
it in a test condition?
Thanks,
Oren
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Oren Livne, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor of Mathematics
RUReady Software Architect
Academic Out
, but not in any other variable.
- Is there a way to reference the index of the element in the list in an
error message?
- Is there a way to reference an expression that depends on the index,
like an EL expression (e.g. "${index+1}")?
Thanks so much in advance,
Oren
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Hi Luiz,
I am only a novice but this might help: replace the quotes by a single
quote around the title:
Oren
Gonçalo Luiz wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to do something like "/> to internationalize my page title. Then in the tiles
configuration I'd have
Is this possible to achive ?
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Is there a way to reference the index of the element in the list in an
error message?
- Is there a way to reference an expression that depends on the index,
like an EL expression (e.g. "${index+1}")?
Thanks so much in advance,
Oren
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