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Prasad, Kamakshya wrote:
Hi,
It might be a silly question... but curiosity...
Why we need to synchronize at all? Each user session will be unique in the server and so the extracted variables from that session.
KP
It's not a silly question ... this is an issue that *lots* of people
don't und
Erez Efrati wrote:
Hi,
I am developing an EJB/Struts J2EE application.
Up to now I have dealt with the design of the customer web application
side
and I came to the admin area - the back office web application part.
I should also point out that I am using the securityFilter filter for
authent
Craig Tataryn wrote:
Thanks, I'll check that out. Hey, did the mailing list address change or something?
I've always
mailed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and now I see the reply-to generated by the list manager is
now [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Craig
Yes, it did. At the March 2004 meeting of the Apache Soft
Joe Hertz wrote:
[snip]
Wouldn't it be more useful to have the form object do the type conversion?
Have a way to tell it the "JSP type" (99% String) and the "application type".
Make the form objects smart enough to give you a properly typed result, much
in the same way Hibernate's Session.load(
Joe Hertz wrote:
Craig R. McClanahan writes:
What you're basically asking for is user interface
components, instead
of simple input fields. Fortunately, you can have that today with
things like JavaServer Faces. The user interface components
there have
the ability to automati
walkrustin wrote:
Hi,
After receiving the form, I have to copy the value of each field to a
value object. I wrote a small reflection utility class to server the
purpose. Now I need more functionalities to that utility class.
I was wondering if there is any utility package already out there
w
Senthivel U S wrote:
Greetings,
Programming Jakarta Struts by Chuck Cavaness book says always there will be
only one instance of Action Class but we have checked with the application
and found that there are more than one instance of same action class even
though the same instance is serving simu
Manganotti Francesco (USI) wrote:
Using struts-faces integration library I have a
"tag nesting error" with a
component. Any suggestion?
cheers,
F.
It's pretty hard to diagnose things like this without seeing the JSP
source of your problem page.
Craig
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Aaron Smuts wrote:
To just get a list you could do something like this, I guess:
In an Action class put the getServlet, else omit if in the servlet.
Enumeration enum =
getServlet().getServletConfig().getInitParameterNames()
Then you could look for the ones that start with "config/"
A more ro
Takhar, Sandeep wrote:
Where does Struts-Faces fit into this picture?
To answer this, it's helpful to understand the core value that JSF
brings to the table ... the ability for the world to provide a rich set
of UI components, and the ability to use components from different
libraries in the
Robert Taylor wrote:
David, I think the consensus is to utilize standards where possible;
next use common (open source/vendor); otherwise proprietary tags (role your own).
JSTL ==> Struts-EL tags ==> Struts tags ==> common/vendor library tags ==> role your own tags
So your application may end up
Jignesh Patel wrote:
If we will use HttpSessionListener,
will tomcat implement seperate listener for all the Sessions or it will be
common for all the sessions?
The latter. Tomcat (or any other servlet container) will create a
single instance of your listener for each element in
web.xml.
Riyad Kalla wrote:
Can anyone answer this? (DEVs) I'm very interested in the answer...
Most of the aspects in which you have to worry about thread safety in
Struts mirror those you have to be concerned with in servlets. In the
particular case of MapDispatchAction, though, there is nothing reall
Chaikin, Yaakov Y (US SSA) wrote:
Hi,
I am pretty new to Struts. Looked through the archives and wasn't sure
what the current answer would be to my question.
Is there a way to use Struts while using the declarative approach to
security? Not to add another user, but simply to secure your applicati
Freddy Villalba Arias wrote:
I believe Tomcat does provide that... not sure since when (which
version), though.
Terminating sessions via the invalidate() method is common to all
servlet containers. So is the fact that you can set the default session
timeout to 0 or less in web.xml to turn off t
Hernan Soulages wrote:
Since this is the only place where the origin and target address of e-mail
I received yesterday are together, I think someone in the list is
infected.
While that is certainly possible, it is absolutely *not* required to see
the behavior we're seeing. All that is required i
Martin Cooper wrote:
"Joe Germuska" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is anyone else getting this?
Literally hundreds of times a day, from struts-user, cocoon-user,
jakarta-general, as well as such lumnaries as Craig McClanahan and
Martin Cooper.
Gee, I can
MARU, SOHIL (SBCSI) wrote:
I guess that's true, but subclassing the request processor doesn't take
much. And I only need to over ride processpreprocess to get my stuff
done, its like 20 lines of code. Anything else that's fundamentally
wrong with this approach?
If you have multiple modules in the
Chiming Huang wrote:
Hi,
Is it practical to have a log file created per
sessoin? I am using log4j
1.2.8. It logs all messages to one log file. What is
your suggestion?
This is primarily a Log4J question ... consider looking at the "Nested
Diagnostic Context" (NDC) feature of Log4J. You wo
Joseph Toth wrote:
Is there an easy way to replace a jsessionid in a message?
Something like...
message.intro=Welcome, click here
to join!
Some of my messages are paragraphs long with a few links in them. I
wanted to know if is a way to keep the texts and links inside that one
message. I would r
Samuel Rochas wrote:
Hello Struts Gurus,
I am starting with struts.
I used to make some initialization in my Servlets using the init()
method. With struts, I just implemented the contextInitialized method
of ServletContextListener Interface, and I have a place for such
initializations. Fine.
MARU, SOHIL (SBCSI) wrote:
conn.close() is sufficient. Not setting conn to null will not prevent
the pool from handing out that connection again. According to my
knowledge, the statement conn == null is superflous and unnecessary, if
somebody can point out why its required I will have learnt somet
Inamdar, Anil - Cons wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to reload Actions in Weblogic without redeploying the web
application.
No. Java provides no way to replace a class (loaded by a particular
class loader) with a modified version, without throwing away the entire
class loader. That's what normall
Pedro Salgado wrote:
On 04/04/29 18:54, "Lucas Gonzalez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Pedro,
I am really interested in this subject and I´m not sure wich one is the best
way to go...
the main idea is to have the users/roles managemente module running inside
the J2EE container since the struts ap
Michael McGrady wrote:
To expand (part question and part statement): Suppose:
1. We made an interface, Action, which the present Struts Action
(renamed, say, "ActionImpl") implemented.
2. We created a daemon ActionFactory which loaded actions from
outside the CLASSPATH using a URLClassloader
Erwin Cabral wrote:
1. Are there any performance issues involved when an
Action class forwards to another?
Any RequestDispatcher.forward() call has roughly the same performance
impact as what the container has to do on any original HTTP request (map
the request to a particular servlet, start tha
Jignesh Patel wrote:
So You, mean there is a one seperate event for one single session.
For each session, an HttpSessionListener will receive an event when the
session is created, and an event when the session is destroyed (the call
will go to the appropriate method for the event type in questi
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