Loosing content type encoding in bean:include

Hi there, I am having a problem when trying to include a page using bean:include. I loose the encoding even the included page has the right <@page encoding ...> attributes. Is this a bug or I am doing something wrong? I am using struts 1.3 I've tried to use othre include options, but

Regarding the bean:include Tag

Hi All: I am trying to use Where the forward is described in the List of Global Forwards in the following manner: This is failing repeatedly. I am getting the following exception: javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Exception reading resource http://localhost:8080/lms/

bean:include starting new session depending on forwardPattern

the controller to the same as the pagePattern - '$P' - the included JSP picks up the same session as the calling page. OK, but it breaks my forwarding to actions as the forwards are now not module-relative. So, Why does forwardPattern have any impact on whether a JSP included by bean:inc

Re: Clarification Reg bean:include

The only difference i know, is that jsp:include actually creates a new context for each page, so the included page writes directly to the outputstream, and bean:include caches the result of the included page and writes it out at once. So if you are playing with flush-attribute or having uncaught

Re: Clarification Reg bean:include

Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/17/2005 02:33:03 PM: > Laurie Harper wrote: > > > sajith kumar wrote: > > > >> In our proj we were using bean:include to include alternative jsp's > >> based on some conditions thru action class >

Re: Clarification Reg bean:include

Laurie Harper wrote: sajith kumar wrote: In our proj we were using bean:include to include alternative jsp's based on some conditions thru action class But when Concurrent users were acessing the system the application didnt respond We changed our logic by replacing bean:include

Re: Clarification Reg bean:include

sajith kumar wrote: Hi all, Is bean:include thread safe? In our proj we were using bean:include to include alternative jsp's based on some conditions thru action class But when Concurrent users were acessing the system the application didnt respond We changed our logic by replacing bean:in

Clarification Reg bean:include

Hi all, Is bean:include thread safe? In our proj we were using bean:include to include alternative jsp's based on some conditions thru action class But when Concurrent users were acessing the system the application didnt respond We changed our logic by replacing bean:include with logic:equa

Re: bean:include tag

Vic wrote: I've been trying to use in a similar way to but am unsuccessful. http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/struts-bean.html#include "This tag has a function similar to that of the standard || tag, except that the response data is stored in a page scope attribute instead of being wri

bean:include tag

Hi, I've been trying to use in a similar way to but am unsuccessful. I am trying to include a footer on my page by writting the following: Unfortunately, I don't get any errors and the page is not included. Must I do something with footerId to get working? Thanks for your help. Vic -

Re: bean:include on public domain

AIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 8:21 PM Subject: bean:include on public domain name="absContent" filter="false" /> this works locally but not when deployed on public domain, would it be a network issue? jsp:include works fine everywhere Please let me k

bean:include on public domain

name="absContent" filter="false" /> this works locally but not when deployed on public domain, would it be a network issue? jsp:include works fine everywhere Please let me know if anyone has encountered it. since we used bean:include from the begining, could easily re

Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned]

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Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned]

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Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned]

ling List Subject: Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned] Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 12:03:25 -0700 Do you have the taglib uri and prefix specified on your jsp page? On 5/18/05, James Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You sent the below to taglibs-user@jakarta.apache.org, w

Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned]

What would you like me to email to you? The answer? If yes, I need more information. Let's back up for just a minute. What are you doing that requires you to bean:include a url from your own application? I wrote most (thousands) of the cactus tests that cover most of the Struts Taglibs,

Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned]

I did not get the response, would you please email me. Thanks Panchasheel From: "James Mitchell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "Struts Users Mailing List" To: "Struts Users Mailing List" Subject: Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scann

Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned]

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Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned]

ednesday, May 18, 2005 12:16 PM Subject: Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does[Scanned] I did ask this question on struts user list, the to address says [EMAIL PROTECTED] Could you please let me know, it looks like a configuration of the server or network, even in jsp if I wr

Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does

the connection with url.openConnection. Thanks Panchasheel From: "James Mitchell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "Struts Users Mailing List" To: "Tag Libraries Users List" CC: "Struts Users Mailing List" Subject: Re: bean:include doesn't work b

Re: bean:include doesn't work but jsp:include does

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jsp:include works fine but not bean:include

new dns names were added on the new server. it works fine on local host but on the default domain server bean:include gives java.net.ConnectException: Tried all: '1' addresses, but could not connect over HTTP to server: 'servername: port' although the servername and port prin

Re: bean:include

Well, what I need is the results of complete actions, the final HTML and I want to include a few of those in a report page. So tiles is not really the solution because you only get one action again. -Eric Eric D. Lemle Senior Programmer / Analyst Intermountain Health Care 36 South State Street,

Re: bean:include

From: "wo shi ni baba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > so essentially there's no replacement of jsp:include > in struts, right? I suppose you could use Tiles to do the same thing as a jsp:include, but if all you need is a simple include, Tiles is overkill. -- Wendy Smoak ---

Re: Antwort: Re: Antwort: bean:include

Hi thanks, so essentially there's no replacement of jsp:include in struts, right? --- Karsten Krieg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi! > > Nothing special here. Let's say you've an struts > action like this: > > name="variableForm" > path="/editVariable" >

Antwort: Re: Antwort: bean:include

Hi! Nothing special here. Let's say you've an struts action like this: The referenced variable.jsp itself has a java scriptlet like this: <% String typePage = "/variable/detail_" + container.getType() + ".jsp"; %> In my html-table o

Re: Antwort: bean:include

hi, thanks, but would you tell me how to do it in struts? --- Karsten Krieg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi! > > Why not just use jsp:include. There's nothing wrong > with it. You can even > use a request attribute for setting the jsp page. > > > > Regards > Karsten Krieg > intarsys consul

Antwort: bean:include

Hi! Why not just use jsp:include. There's nothing wrong with it. You can even use a request attribute for setting the jsp page. Regards Karsten Krieg intarsys consulting GmbH Fon +49 (0)721 3 84 79 - 28 Fax +49 (0)721 3 84 79 - 60 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTE

bean:include

Hi folks, I am new to struts, I am trying to get the equivalent of jsp:include in struts. I tried this itself does not actually print the content. what else do I need to do to get Top.jsp onto the screen? thanks in advance __ Do you Yahoo!? T

html:link and bean:include with paramters?

Hello all. I am trying to do two different things, but essentially both require sending parameters, one using the Struts html:link tag, and the other using the Struts bean:include tag. I have two beans, user and module. I would like to pass user.idCourse and module.id to both of these tags

Re: How to pass parameters to forward in bean:include?

... thus calling the forward with parameters. Can I not do this with the forward used in my bean:include? How the heck can I pass parameters to a forward in a bean include then? Any help much appreciated. - To unsubscribe, e-ma

How to pass parameters to forward in bean:include?

I would like to do a ... but looking at the Struts API, something I cannot do is pass the forward parameters. If it were an struts html link tag I could do: ... thus calling the forward with parameters. Can I not do this with the forward used in my bean:include? How the heck can I pass