s, the regex is working OK - they are not U.S. phone numbers.
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this against a regular expression.
(yes, the regex is working OK - they are not U.S. phone numbers.)
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ssues w/ validator?
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e whole expression:
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> ((submit == 'delete') or (*this* != null))
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> Niall
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I'm using Tortoise on WinXP with my repository on Linux. No problems
now, but I remember having to do a little tinkering to get the SSH
access working right.
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Assuming an element:
If you are doing a XSLT transform, it would be:
This will result in:
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> But that renders to the HTML output and struts
> don't kick in.
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> -Original Message-
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On Fri, 2004-07-30 at 04:07, Johan Wasserman - BCX - Infrastructure
Services wrote:
> You're right, it does render the output exactly like in your example.
> Only it doesn't help if the HTML output says .
> bean:message should do it's job and do the lookup for foo, that doesn't
> happen.
>
> When
His question is:
How can one build an ActionForm without specifying any properties in
either a java class or the struts configuration file?
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> Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 1:29 PM
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I thought that
" I want to build one on-the-fly according to "configuration" stuff
stored in a database, that can change. "
was pretty clear, especially after he pointed out the DynaActionForms
weren't what he was looking for because they came from struts config.
But maybe it's just me - I'm use
ormName = mapping.getAttribute();
request.setAttribute("formName", formName);
Struts.config.xml
On the HTML/JSP page
do all your bean writes according to the value of
<%
String name = request.getAttribute("formName"
This sounds like a stupid question, but I can't seem to make it work.
I'm using Struts with Tiles and Velocity for the view. I have a Tiles
definition with a Controller which I would like to be my application's
starting page.
Currently to get to that page, I have it mapped to an action:
bject - anyone else have these issues with
JBoss? Are there better open source alternatives? I like having
hibernate running as a JMX managed service, but other than that I am not
really doing anything specific to jboss.
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Not from here either.
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n your case you can use the Struts
> 1.1
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