On Nov 19, 2005, at 2:11 PM, Laurie Harper wrote:
I haven't been tracking the status of the 'standalone Tiles' work,
but I believe it's either done or close to done.
I haven't had much time to work on Standalone of late. I've been
trying to shore up the doc for the Struts version. But, h
On 11/19/05, Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Götz Wankelmuth wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I want to use Tiles with JSF and without Struts.
> >
> > Is there a tiles.jar available anywhere, or have I to install struts.jar
> ?
>
> Not yet (at least not released), but it's being worked on. I hav
Götz Wankelmuth wrote:
Hi,
I want to use Tiles with JSF and without Struts.
Is there a tiles.jar available anywhere, or have I to install struts.jar?
Not yet (at least not released), but it's being worked on. I haven't
been tracking the status of the 'standalone Tiles' work, but I believe
i
me" in second
> case, but normally I don't know which I have to
> put...
>
> Thanks for help!
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: ALEX HYDE
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> Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 4:23 PM
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HI,
I found the solution and it was just missing the element.
Here is the complete stuff :
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With the code :
And, this not :
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> Hi everybody,
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> I currently want to display a value with struts's
> tags instead w
Thanks Alex but i'd like to use only tags and if possible "Nested" tags
Why, this works
And, this not :
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--- Gaet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I currently want to display a value with str
You might try something along the lines of:
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--- Gaet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
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> I currently want to display a value with struts's
> tags instead with "pure"
> java.
> Here is the code I want to translate :
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> <%=
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((Employe)employesVector.
Tim wrote:
Rick,
While you are at it, I suggest you may consider dynamic Forms,
DynaActionForm, or Map backed forms, they give you ways to handle form's
properties without even knowing the the property names at development time.
Its worth trying.
I was going for map backed forms as the contents o
Tim wrote the following on 1/25/2005 12:55 PM:
Rick,
While you are at it, I suggest you may consider dynamic Forms,
DynaActionForm, or Map backed forms, they give you ways to handle form's
properties without even knowing the the property names at development time.
Its worth trying.
You mean Robin
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Robin Ericsson wrote the following on 1/25/2005 12:18 PM:
Ok, sounds like a good idea, my next question would be how do I get the
data set in
Robin Ericsson wrote the following on 1/25/2005 12:18 PM:
Ok, sounds like a good idea, my next question would be how do I get the
data set in the first form from the execute method of my action?
Various ways. You can set all the properties individually or use
BeanUtils to copy them from some othe
Rick Reumann wrote:
Robin Ericsson wrote the following on 1/25/2005 10:52 AM:
The select is only there to figure how to populate the next page,
however I would like the have the selectlist on the next page aswell
so the client may jump between different months, as it will be in this
case.
For t
Yes and No.
I think that there is a risk to fill the session with a lot of formBeans
which rest as trash.
At least you should keep it in mind, that
1)
you empty the session when the user follows the normal dialog path.
2)
when you have a large application with lots of users and long sessions,
yo
Robin Ericsson wrote the following on 1/25/2005 10:52 AM:
The select is only there to figure how to populate the next page,
however I would like the have the selectlist on the next page aswell so
the client may jump between different months, as it will be in this case.
For this stuff, all my acti
Rick Reumann wrote:
So, If the first page is to be used only to figure out how to populate
the next page based on a parameter selected from the select list, just
have the form submit to your Action (assuming a dispatch action it might
go to "setUpForm" and in that method you pull out from the Re
Sebastian Hennebrueder wrote the following on 1/25/2005 10:37 AM:
If you have to save the data at the end of both forms, I prefered one
form and hidden fields.
Yuk, just give the form bean Session scope. Much cleaner in my opinion.
Way too much of a headache to keep track of which hidden fields y
Robin Ericsson wrote the following on 1/25/2005 10:29 AM:
I'm new to struts and trying to understand all the new things, but this
is my problem right now.
I have two forms, one form used for a select-list, and another form that
will be dynamically build based on the value selected in the first
Hallo Robin,
you can save the values from the first form in hidden fields on the
second JSP.
With this you will only need one formBean saving all values.
I think it depends on the application which approach is better.
If you have to save the data at the end of both forms, I prefered one
form and
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