Hello,
I am are interested in the wildcard action mapping functionality in Struts
1.2. Since 1.2 is not in a release state, I went back to the contributor of
the wildcard action mapping functionality to get his oppinion on whether or
not is was better to use the seperate package he use to mainta
I am in the process of removing all our Struts 1.0 deprecated code in
anticipation of moving to Struts 1.2(when its release). I was looking at
the tag
and how they removed the "name", "type", "scope" attributes of the
tag stating that the action mapping will determine these values.
My question
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From: Linck, Ken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 11:36 AM
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Subject: Alias names that can be used in javascript to reference when using multiple forms that could point to the same action?
I am in the process of removing all our Struts 1.0
We didn't find anything automatic for showing whats in session.
We created a JSP which iterated through the session attributes. For each
object, determined if its serilizable and if so convert it into a byte array
output stream. We get the size of the stream and also dumped the content to
the js
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Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 2:36 PM
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Subject: RE: Single ActionForm accross multiple Actions
Any chance you could pass that JSP along? Sounds like something I could
write in a few minutes, but better to only take a few seconds if you can
send it to me
elper class that I reuse in most of my webapps, I just added a
static getSessionSize() method instead of doing it in the JSP so I can call
it from anywhere, as long as I pass it a valid session. This definitely
saved me a ton of time, I appreciate it greatly!
Frank
>From: "Linck, Ken"
Don't know if this is a "good" or "bad" answer.
Serialization is extremely important to us because of the clustering
solution we use. We have to ensure objects stored in session implement the
serializable interface so each machine in the cluster can stay in synch with
each other and they do that
se images are maintained by a second webapp that is on a
different web server all together due to space requirements. so i have
to do testing via a HTTP request or something i would think, no?
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From: Linck, Ken
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 6/15/2004 2:32 PM
Subject: RE:
but I don't
have your problem. This is the easiest way to do this, I think.
At 11:20 PM 6/15/2004, Linck, Ken wrote:
>It sounds like you have enough ways to do it and just asking what would
>be the best way or if there is another way to more efficiently handle
>your situation. Yes?
&
do is to examine the input and give a different output for
>your problem. I use Wendy's get the data right solution, but I don't
>have your problem. This is the easiest way to do this, I think.
>
>At 11:20 PM 6/15/2004, Linck, Ken wrote:
> >It sounds like you have
I have never seen any good strategy crossing oo-concepts like
inheritance and user interface patterns. I always end up back at the
containment approach(Breaking your interfaces into smallest re-usable
pieces).
If I had the time I would collaborate with you. If you have some kind
of white paper
Maybe its old school but I always thought true object oriented design
involved encapsulation of data AND behavior together whenever possible.
The trick is to know how to model correctly it to maximize
encapsulation.
One tries not to expose more than necessary. In order to expose as
little as poss
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