mportant tip Allen, I'll make sure I make it clear in the
project's site that JDK6 is required.
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nd will allow you to select the elements and change the attributes
in panels specific for each element type. It will also allow you to create
new elements, delete elements and validate the entire structure of the
configuration file.
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w do I type/map/configure actions there... I m clueless
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If you select the newly created action, package, etc. in the tree view, a
panel will show at the right side with all the attributes the element
accepts.
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at it and give it a try, it's located
> at https://sourceforge.net/projects/struts2gui/.
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> I sincerely appreciate any feedback and of course patches :p
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Great thing to do! Is it possible to visualise S2 appliaction from struts.xml
? I'm asking this because I didn't manage to run existing plug-in for that.
mpeccorini wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> I looked for a struts 2 graphical configuration utility and couldn&
well that is not the issue with the S2GUI jar... but with the Java itself...
When the jar file having dependencies is in folder names '!' (with out
quotes, only exclamatory sign) in windows, is is failing to open the main
class.
When I moved out the '!' folder, it is working fine. This is second
-apis.jar
-jar Struts2GUI-0.1-alpha.jar
That makes sure all the dependencies are available in the classpath.
Also, what java version are you using? I'm compiling for JDK5 but I'm
actually using JDK6 (1.6.0_11)
I hope this helps
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p file to the package including all the necessary
> dependencies. I hope I'm not breaking any laws in doing it :rules:
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I've added a new zip file to the package including all the necessary
dependencies. I hope I'm not breaking any laws in doing it :rules:
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t and I don't know if that's legal or even
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all the classes the application depends on, but this is the first time
I publish an open source project and I don't know if that's legal or even
ethical.
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at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClassInternal(Unknown Source)
Could not find the main class: Struts2GUI-0.1-alpha.jar. Program will exit.
How can i run it?
2008/12/15 mpeccorini
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I looked for a struts 2 graphical configura
Hi everyone,
I looked for a struts 2 graphical configuration utility and couldn't
find one, you guys probably remember Struts Console created by James Holmes
(www.jamesholmes.com/struts/console/).
So I've started a new project in sourceforge.net to develop one. I've
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