Use Struts 1.2.6 and a JSP 2.0 compatible application server and have
your web.xml file set to use JSP 2.0 and JSP EL syntax -- then you get
the benefits of EL without the need for the struts-el packages. That's
what I use now on my projects with Tomcat 5 or JBoss 4 application
servers.
On Thu, 1
Last year when I started a new development project and chose Struts as
the core application development technology I looked at and evaluated
the three main IDE enhancements for Struts that I saw. I first decided
that Eclipse 3.0 was going to be my IDE of choice. I then evaluated
MyEclipse, Struts S
On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 12:32:55 -0500 (EST), Frank W. Zammetti (MLists)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I hope I didn't come across being anti-IDE... that wasn't my intent.
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> ... cut comments ...
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> Is that a reasonable middle-ground Brian? :)
Frank,
I agree with the middle ground and what Duncan
David,
What you need to do is to create your own custom handling of "Reset".
In the case of your form, I would NOT use a , instead make
a but have a javascript snippet that sets a value for a
hidden form field, lets call the hidden field "action" and the value
would be 'reset'.
Then in your Log
I'd like to know if it is possible to get a ActionForward to scroll my
target page to an anchor on the page created with the .
Problem Description
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I have a page in struts (rather large form) where I have a drop-down
menu near the bottom with some choices. (AKA html:s
> Why does the following render as a box containing text (you know what I
> mean - where you can select multiple items) rather than a drop down menu ?
>
>
>
> property="id"/>
>
You gave it a size of 10 so it makes a scrolling list with a size of
10 versus a drop-down me
Hello. I'm trying to create a mask for use in password fields that accepts:
- UPPERCASE A-Z
- lowercase a-z
- Numbers 0-9
- Special Characters !,@,#,$,%,^,&,(,), and *
In the "validation.xml" file I have the following defined.
password
[EMAIL PROTECTED]&*()]*$
...
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