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> What's the problem ?
You probably have to specify what module the action is in with the
module="" attribute.
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not 100% sure, but I think robots follow redirects.
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use a normal http redirect instead of using javascript?
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ml description of the bean, then
transform the xml description using xslt. This allows you to define the
template for each property type more easily in xml itself.
The second approach also allows you more intermedia steps eg.
permissioning filter of the bean properties.
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> it.
Why don't you store the parapgraph long text as a velocity template?
They can contain constructs similar to JSP tags, but don't need to be
inside a JSP file, so you have more freedom to construct the pipeline
for the tex
ment in a single class using JNDI. Or you may google for
"JNDI realm" to see some existing code.
Most security implementation uses url patterns to match requests to the
appropriate security constraints, I guess this is what you're familiar
with from
On Thu, 2006-01-26 at 10:43 -0500, fea jabi wrote:
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> I am not sure what the value="${}" would be.
You can add an id="row" to the display:table tag, and use
${row.balance}
is the de facto standard for accessing LDAP directories in Java.
Maybe you can elaborate about what you're trying to do in particular?
Identity management and administration?
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What am I doing wrong?
Probably the bean property naming along with the setters and getters, we
need to see them all to see what's wrong.
And your nested bean should be serializable. Did you look into using
nested tags?
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to enable gzip.
Well, if memory serves right, websphere can do it in version 5 and up,
but i guess they call it http compression. You need to look in the
configuration or help section. It's also possible, but more difficult to
do it with a se
y fast between you and your test server. And
if you try to view the files with the browser, it transparently
decompresses them for you, so you never really notice.
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On Thu, 2006-01-12 at 14:50 +0530, Meenakshi Singh wrote:
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> Would you please explain what gzip compression in the servlet container is?
http://www.httprevealer.com/usage_gzip.htm
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re using. If it's tomcat, look in
server.xml, on a you can add the following properties;
compression="on"
compressionMinSize="2048"
noCompressionUserAgents="gozilla, traviata"
compressableMimeType
jsp page...
It's per jsp spec, whitespace is retained, and i think (if memory serves
right) that tags are converted to whitespace.
You can turn on gzip compression in the servlet container to compress
output to reduce page download time.
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> Form, Link and Submit tags
What about a component that works with commons-upload to give visual
progress feedback for uploading large files?
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class. Last release is more than a year old.
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apache.org/commons/dtds/validator_1_1_3.dtd
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> And so my validator-rules.xml file.
They should be in the struts jar file. Does your DOCTYPE exactly match
those of the dtd files?
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