RE: [struts workflow extension] Workflow Violation Help

Hi, This is the reason for providing the secondary workflow mechanism... As a single workflow allows you to define a single workflow violation path , and hence single point of forward, you can start your own subworkflows(secondary workflows) so that the same can be used like bookmarks/savepoints

RE: Building Wizard navigation using Struts

have a look at struts workflow extension... http://www.livinglogic.de/Struts/(the new home at source forge does not ahve all the documentation:-(() It provides support for wizard like flows with much more... Also there are a couple of other approaches. 1:Use a session scoped form and collect dat

RE: Filters..

Filters are part of Servlet specs..This means they are supposed to be used in web app:-)) The only reason they are not part of Struts implementation is that Struts was developed way before the Filters were introduced. But surely struts future implementations will start using filters whereever

RE: Token Processor

There is an article in java world about the token processor.That should help you to get more idea about how it works. http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip136.html#resources To answer your question , yes.I am not sure what you mean by Token processor.The token_id is generated b

RE: Best Practices in

Why not create the id so that id itself is a concatnated string(id::description).This will mean that you will get both Id and description of selected item. the only thing you have to do is Parse the id::description string to seperate the Id and Description.This will mean u dont need even javascri

RE: Best Practices in

Struts has a concept of CodeValuebean..(Dont remember the exact class name.)You should use that. -Original Message- From: Kumar, Ram S [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 2:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Best Practices in Importance: High Hi All, In my JSP ,

RE: JSTL 1.1

If you check the various specs(JSP & Servlet spec versions in perticular) that WebSphere 5.1 is conformant with, you will get the answer. may be release notes will have those details. -Original Message- From: Manganotti Francesco (USI) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 01,

RE: One Action class but more than one functionality

Hello Mark, I have used the same approach(1 action per functionality..So 3 different actions for insert/update/delete) But I have never used session scoped forms. I am not sure why do u need to have session scoped forms? Also as far the design decision about which way is better(1 action for CRU