What about putting the object PageBeans, which is
actually a Collection, in an application scope. When
the object is no longer in use, code:
getComputer().getPlug().pull();
Do you think this approach is going to work?
--- Jeff Beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Caroline Jen wrote:
> > Q1. How co
Caroline Jen wrote:
Q1. How come I do not see validation warning messages?
I have prepared validation.xml and put it together
with the validator-rules.xml in the AppName/WEB-INF
directory. I have also prepared the warning messages
in the
AppName/WEB-INF/classes/resources/application.properties
Yeah, thank you for sheding light on the problem I
have. My code had worked fine until form validation
was added.
I was testing if validation worked. Therefore, I
intentionally left all text fields blank, menu not
selected, and submit the form. Apprarently, the
control returned to the 'content.
I tried your suggestion: 1. deleted the tag; and 2. use the tags. The
drop-down menu gets displayed without problem. But,
when I click on the Submit button to submit that form,
I still get the same error message 'cannot find bean
PageBeans in scope request'. PageBeans (plural) is a
Collection
Caroline Jen wrote:
The message is confusing because PageBeans (plural) is
a Collection of PageBean (singular). Upon successful
execution of a servlet, PageBeans (plural) is passed
in a request scope to help creating a drop down menu
in 'content.jsp'. And the 'content.jsp' with the
drop-down menu
It is so stressful for having problems one after
another. And I do not have the ability to see the
causes of those problem on my own.
The error message that appears in the browser (runtime
problem, not compilation problem) is:
'[ServletException in:/frame/content/content.jsp]
Cannot find bean Pa
From: "Caroline Jen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The error message that appears in the browser (runtime
> problem, not compilation problem) is:
> '[ServletException in:/frame/content/content.jsp]
> Cannot find bean PageBeans in scope request'
> Partial content.jsp code:
> scope="request" type="java.
It is so stressful for having problems one after
another. And I do not have the ability to see the
causes of those problem on my own.
The error message that appears in the browser (runtime
problem, not compilation problem) is:
'[ServletException in:/frame/content/content.jsp]
Cannot find bean Pa
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