Instead of type="redirect-action", did you try "chain"?

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From: chubi [mailto:chubi-shuki@(protected)]
Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 4:05 PM
To: user@(protected)
Subject: Message surviving redirect


Hello,
----I have posted the same problem in a previous thread, yet got no
reply,
but I'm really stuck with it and spending days trying to solve it, in
vain... ----

I have two actions: editFeature and saveFeature. Whereas editFeature
should
submit successfuly to saveFeature the latter performs and redirects
transparently to editFeature again. This is ok using redirect-action.

But in case when validation fails after submission, I get back to
editFeature with all error messages lost.
I read a previous thread talkin about the same problem and giving a
satisfying solution with the store interceptor, though I could not come
to
solve my problem.
Here is my struts actions:
pst: the store interceptor tags do not show correctly in this thread.

<action name="editFeature"
class="com.intelligile.lms.webapp.action.FeatureAction" method="edit">
               <interceptor-ref name="defaultStack" />
               <interceptor-ref name="store">
                    RETRIEVE
               </interceptor-ref>
       <result>/WEB-INF/pages/featureForm.jsp</result>
       <result name="error">/WEB-INF/pages/featureList.jsp</result>

    </action>

    <action name="saveFeature"
class="com.intelligile.lms.webapp.action.FeatureAction" method="save">
               <interceptor-ref name="defaultStack" />
               <interceptor-ref name="store">
                    STORE
               </interceptor-ref>
       <result name="success"
type="redirect">features.html</result>
       <result name="input" type="redirect-action">
                    editFeature.html
                    true
                    ${feature.dkey}
               </result>
    </action>

Please help me figure out where the problem exists.
Thank you for your support.
Best regards.
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He *is* using the store interceptor :-), though apparently it's not
working. I haven't used it myself but perhaps you can see what's wrong
in the configuration he posted?

L.

stanlick@(protected):
> Since "chain" can be a bad design practice, you might want to look at the store
> <http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/message-store-interceptor.html>interceptor.
> I have used it successfully.
>
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 4:02 PM, Jiang, Jane (NIH/NCI) [C] <
> jiangja@(protected):
>
>> Instead of type="redirect-action", did you try "chain"?
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: chubi [mailto:chubi-shuki@(protected)]
>> Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 4:05 PM
>> To: user@(protected)
>> Subject: Message surviving redirect
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>> ----I have posted the same problem in a previous thread, yet got no
>> reply,
>> but I'm really stuck with it and spending days trying to solve it, in
>> vain... ----
>>
>> I have two actions: editFeature and saveFeature. Whereas editFeature
>> should
>> submit successfuly to saveFeature the latter performs and redirects
>> transparently to editFeature again. This is ok using redirect-action.
>>
>> But in case when validation fails after submission, I get back to
>> editFeature with all error messages lost.
>> I read a previous thread talkin about the same problem and giving a
>> satisfying solution with the store interceptor, though I could not come
>> to
>> solve my problem.
>> Here is my struts actions:
>> pst: the store interceptor tags do not show correctly in this thread.
>>
>> <action name="editFeature"
>> class="com.intelligile.lms.webapp.action.FeatureAction" method="edit">
>>                <interceptor-ref name="defaultStack" />
>>                <interceptor-ref name="store">
>>                     RETRIEVE
>>                </interceptor-ref>
>>        <result>/WEB-INF/pages/featureForm.jsp</result>
>>        <result name="error">/WEB-INF/pages/featureList.jsp</result>
>>
>>     </action>
>>
>>     <action name="saveFeature"
>> class="com.intelligile.lms.webapp.action.FeatureAction" method="save">
>>                <interceptor-ref name="defaultStack" />
>>                <interceptor-ref name="store">
>>                     STORE
>>                </interceptor-ref>
>>        <result name="success"
>> type="redirect">features.html</result>
>>        <result name="input" type="redirect-action">
>>                     editFeature.html
>>                     true
>>                     ${feature.dkey}
>>                </result>
>>     </action>
>>
>> Please help me figure out where the problem exists.
>> Thank you for your support.
>> Best regards.
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thanks, this throws an exception

FreeMarker template error!

Method public java.util.List
org.apache.struts2.components.Form.getValidators(java.lang.String) threw an
exception when invoked on org.apache.struts2.components.Form@(protected)
The problematic instruction:





Randy Burgess-3 wrote:
>
> Did you try
> @ExpressionValidator(expression = "(amount > 0) || (amount == null)",
> message = "err message")
>
> Regards,
> Randy Burgess
> Sr. Web Applications Developer
> Nuvox Communications
>
>
>
>> From: xianwinwin <xianwinwin@(protected)>
>> Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List <user@(protected)>
>> Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:34:48 -0700 (PDT)
>> To: <user@(protected)>
>> Subject: @ExpressionValidator - how to set the expression correctly ?
>> (amount
>> either greater than 0 or null? )
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have the following Expression Validator:
>>
>> @ExpressionValidator(expression = "amount > 0", message = "err message")
>>
>> what should come in the expression if amount can be either greater than 0
>> or
>> null?
>>
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WAIT!!!!!

you were right!!! i was too quick - this solved it. THANK YOU!!!!



Randy Burgess-3 wrote:
>
> Did you try
> @ExpressionValidator(expression = "(amount > 0) || (amount == null)",
> message = "err message")
>
> Regards,
> Randy Burgess
> Sr. Web Applications Developer
> Nuvox Communications
>
>
>
>> From: xianwinwin <xianwinwin@(protected)>
>> Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List <user@(protected)>
>> Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 16:34:48 -0700 (PDT)
>> To: <user@(protected)>
>> Subject: @ExpressionValidator - how to set the expression correctly ?
>> (amount
>> either greater than 0 or null? )
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have the following Expression Validator:
>>
>> @ExpressionValidator(expression = "amount > 0", message = "err message")
>>
>> what should come in the expression if amount can be either greater than 0
>> or
>> null?
>>
>> thank you!
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bhaarat Sharma wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am using struts 1 to show a link to the user like this
> <html:link
>              page="/editProjectMonitor.do" paramId="report_id"
> paramName="report"
>              paramProperty="reportId" target="_blank">
>           Edit</html:link>
>
> However I want this link to open up from Javascript instead! For javascript
> I have a code like the following
>
> function openPopup() {
> windowReference = window.open('/cmrs/editProjectMonitor.do?report_id=<%=WHAT
> TO PUT HERE? SO I CAN GETT report_id value%>','windowName');
> if (!windowReference.opener)
> windowReference.opener = self;
> }
>
> what can i pass so that report_id value will come. I know in struts2 I could
> have used the s:property tag...is there something similar in struts1?

Antonio is right, the onclick attribute is probably the easiest way to
do this, but to answer the question: you can use an EL expression if you
have them available, as in:

 ...window.open('...?report_id=${report.reportId}'

or, if you don't have JSTL available in your container, you can use the
bean:write tag:

 ...window.open('...?report_id=<bean:write name="report"
   property="reportId"/>'

L.

Sorry for the confusing title...I couldn't think of a more succinct
description.

Basically what is happening is that I have a standard CRUD setup in my app
to manage my own User objects.

When I edit a user and submit the changes back to the Action, the "id"
attribute (just a standard UUID string) gets duplicated when being set.

For example, in the <form> the value of the id input tag shows
"0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c" but the ParametersInterceptor is
receiving: "user.id => [
0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c,
0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c ]" according to the devMode logs....it
looks like it is turning into an array with the value concatenated to each
other in position 0 and the value again in position 1.

I've verified the value in the <input> object is correct and the value in
the actual request is correct...no other interceptors fire before the
ParametersInterceptor except the "checkbox" one, so it seems the "params"
interceptor is somehow fubar'ing the data....

Does anyone have ANY clue what might be going on that would cause this?
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Sorry for the confusing title...I couldn't think of a more succinct
description.

Basically what is happening is that I have a standard CRUD setup in my app
to manage my own User objects.

When I edit a user and submit the changes back to the Action, the "id"
attribute (just a standard UUID string) gets duplicated when being set.

For example, in the <form> the value of the id input tag shows
"0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c" but the ParametersInterceptor is
receiving: "user.id => [
0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c,
0fb2fb5c-df7e-4497-ab6a-b60a2cfd7c7c ]" according to the devMode logs....it
looks like it is turning into an array with the value concatenated to each
other in position 0 and the value again in position 1.

I've verified the value in the <input> object is correct and the value in
the actual request is correct...no other interceptors fire before the
ParametersInterceptor except the "checkbox" one, so it seems the "params"
interceptor is somehow fubar'ing the data....

Does anyone have ANY clue what might be going on that would cause this?
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--- stanlick@(protected):
> How would you go about retrieving this ExceptionHolder from the value stack
> from within an action? I can't figure out what "key" to specify when
> trying to find it.

It's pushed; AFAIK there is no key, just like there's no key for a pushed
action (unless somebody added the #action thing).

Dave

Eric D Nielsen on 26/03/08 15:31, wrote:
> Adam Hardy on 26/03/08 00:28:43
>> Eric D Nielsen on 25/03/08 14:29, wrote:
>>> Its a Struts2/Spring2/JPA(Hibernate) based project. I'm using a slightly
>>> modified version of the Generic DAO pattern shown in the Java persistence
>>> with Hibernate book and/or the IBM ThoughtWorks very similar example.
>>> (Modified to allow Spring Based Injection of the JPA EntityManger, while
>>> falling back to a native Hibernate session inside the DAOs to allow a few
>>> more optimizations).
>>>
>>> So its basically
>>> Business Objects (POJOs) <---1:1---> DAOs
>>> which is a relatively normal pattern I beleive.
>> Is it normal with that Generic DAO pattern to name the DAOs 'services'? In the
>> Domain-Driven-Design paradigm that I generally follow, the services are objects
>> which carry out operations that you don't want to specifically assign to one
>> domain object.
>
> I'm willing to admit a LOT of confusion about DAOs v (Services | Managers) v
> business logic on POJOs. I will say that my Actions are taking things named
> "services" but typed as DAOs since I thought I would eventually migrate towards
> this extra tier, but have let to really understand what belongs there. I think
> a large part of my confusion comes from most examples I've seen where just
> about 100% of the method in the vast majority of service classes are proxied
> calls from the DAO. With only 1-2 methods added to a small percentage of the
> services. However we are getting quite far afield for Struts matters here.....
> I'd be very happy to receive further enlightenment, but if its better to move
> this part of the discussion elswhere, please let me know...

I guess you want the Spring design paradigm. It's relatively straight-forward
although you're right - in alot of cases, the managers just wrap the dao calls
with no added functionality.

>>> just use POJOs there. I believe this approach would work with the
>>> Model-Driven idea, but it feels a little odd to me to mark up the domain
>>> object with HTTP-specific details....
>> Yes it would do, but what do you mean by 'mark up the domain object with
>> HTTP-specific details'? I don't think you have to touch the domain objects to
>> code the re-construction of your incoming Bug POJO.
>
> Yay! Back to Struts matters...  I haven't written any type converters yet, but
> from the examples I'd been seeing I thought you had to add a @TypeConversion
> annotation to accessors that wanted custom type conversion.
> http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/typeconversion-annotation.html
> So if I was using Model Driven, would this mean putting these annotation on the
> model. (much like the Vistor pattern for Validation)

You don't have to use annotations if you don't want to. You can use property
files instead.

I need to access session scope bean in my java action class which will insert
data from all session beans to the Database.

I know I can access I all session beans in JSP using:
<jsp:useBean id="aa" scope="session" class="package.A" />

How to access this bean in Java Action Class?

Please Help me !!! :(
-----
In JSF people do it :
FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
ApplicationFactory appFactory =
(ApplicationFactory)FactoryFinder.findFactory(FactoryFinder.APPLICATION_FACTORY);
Application app = appFactory.getApplication();
AppState appState =
(AppState)app.getValueBinding("appState").getValue(facesContext);
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Try to implement the org.apache.struts2.interceptor.SessionAware
interface. It defines a method called setSession(java.util.Map
session).

[]',s

Diogo

On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 10:39 PM, simpi <simpigill@(protected):
>
> I need to access session scope bean in my java action class which will insert
> data from all session beans to the Database.
>
> I know I can access I all session beans in JSP using:
> <jsp:useBean id="aa" scope="session" class="package.A" />
>
> How to access this bean in Java Action Class?
>
> Please Help me !!! :(
> -----
> In JSF people do it :
> FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
> ApplicationFactory appFactory =
> (ApplicationFactory)FactoryFinder.findFactory(FactoryFinder.APPLICATION_FACTORY);
> Application app = appFactory.getApplication();
> AppState appState =
> (AppState)app.getValueBinding("appState").getValue(facesContext);
> :working:
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vj,sandeep wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am migrating an existing FrameWork(classes which are extending from some
> of the Struts classes like FormTag,TextTag etc) from struts 1 to struts 2.
> It uses MessageResources. I found out that the replacement for the same in
> struts2 (2.0.11)is WrapperMessageResources which extends from the
> MessageResources.
>
> But to use the WrapperMessageRessource I need to use the struts
> 1.3.5-core.jar provided along with the struts 2.0.11 release otherwise I get
> a compilation error as "MessageResources class not found. It is used
> indirectly by one of the class files". So is it proper to use the struts
> 1.3.5-core.jar? If not Pls suggest a replacement for MessageResources.

As Antonio told you, it isn't really a question of 'replacements'.
Although conceptually similar, Struts 1 and Struts 2 are entirely
different codebases. You should think in terms of what you need to
achieve in Struts 2, not in terms of what APIs you used to achive
something similar in Struts 1.

That said, I have no idea what WrapperMessageResources is. It's not part
of the Struts 1, Struts 2 or XWork APIs as far as I can tell. You
certainly don't need to include Struts 1 jars in a Struts 2 application
to access message resources though.

If you can explain what it is you are trying to achieve we may be able
to offer better guidance.

L.

Hi Laurie,

I understand what you are trying to say. What I exactly have is a set of
classes which extend from the FormTag, TextTag, ActionError and ActionErrors
and do some business Logic implementation. Here They have used the
MessageResource for holding the error messages. Now I need to do the same
thing in struts 2. When I saw the javadoc it said the WrapperMessageResource
was a wrapper over the struts1 MessageResource in struts2 and the
WrapperMessageResource extends from the MessageResource.

Also I need to migrate classes which are extending from ActionError and
ActionErrors and have the business Logic implemented. I know that struts-2
is not providing ActionErrors nor the ActionError. Instead in the
application we have to use addActionError() method provided by the
ActionSupport class if I am right. It's easy to do this in an application
migration. But I am wondering how to migrate the classes in the framework to
struts-2.

Looking Forward For ur help.  

Thanks,
Sandeep
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From: news [mailto:news@(protected)
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 11:22 AM
To: user@(protected)
Subject: Re: Help On Migration

vj,sandeep wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am migrating an existing FrameWork(classes which are extending from some
> of the Struts classes like FormTag,TextTag etc) from struts 1 to struts 2.
> It uses MessageResources. I found out that the replacement for the same in
> struts2 (2.0.11)is WrapperMessageResources which extends from the
> MessageResources.
>
> But to use the WrapperMessageRessource I need to use the struts
> 1.3.5-core.jar provided along with the struts 2.0.11 release otherwise I
get
> a compilation error as "MessageResources class not found. It is used
> indirectly by one of the class files". So is it proper to use the struts
> 1.3.5-core.jar? If not Pls suggest a replacement for MessageResources.

As Antonio told you, it isn't really a question of 'replacements'.
Although conceptually similar, Struts 1 and Struts 2 are entirely
different codebases. You should think in terms of what you need to
achieve in Struts 2, not in terms of what APIs you used to achive
something similar in Struts 1.

That said, I have no idea what WrapperMessageResources is. It's not part
of the Struts 1, Struts 2 or XWork APIs as far as I can tell. You
certainly don't need to include Struts 1 jars in a Struts 2 application
to access message resources though.

If you can explain what it is you are trying to achieve we may be able
to offer better guidance.

L.


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If you want the value of a constant, use @Inject on a setter. This is
available only to objects instantiated by the Struts2 Container (actions
or beans in the config)

Example:

import com.opensymphony.xwork2.inject.Inject;

@Inject("struts.devMode")
public void setDeveloperMode(String value) {}


---
To access them elsewhere you'll have to get a reference to the
com.opensymphony.xwork2.inject.Container instance which may be available
from your DI framework (Guice/Spring). I'm not sure how much luck you'll
have with that.

---
If you just want a list of the standard Struts2 constants, see
StrutsConstants.class

Hope that helps,
Jeromy Evans

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Storing the FormFile reference into the request wont help; request
attributes are discarded at the end of request processing, so by the
time the next page submits the first request has gone away. To keep
something from one request available to the next request, you would have
to put it into the session.

However, storing a FormFile reference in the session probably wont help
either. A FormFile is just a chunk of meta data that allows the physical
file to be found on disk. If the physical file is deleted, having a
reference to where it used to be isn't very useful...

You will either need to read the whole file in the first request and
cache the data somewhere (e.g. in the session), or make a copy the file
to load in the second request. You need to make a copy (of the file, or
the data in it) as Struts will automatically delete the original file at
the end of the request in which it was received.

L.

Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
> Ok ..... maybe what I'll do in this case is put the FormFile into the
> request manually, so I can pass it from one page to the next.
> I'm not so much concerned with the FormFile.getInputStream since I can
> use FormFile.getFileData to get the byte array data.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Antonio Petrelli wrote:
>> 2008/3/27, Tom Holmes Jr. <tom@(protected)>:
>>
>>> Anyway, my question is after I upload my file and look at the data, I
>>> want to hold onto that file to the next page.
>>>  
>>
>> ...
>>
>>> Can I do this, or do I need to parse the entire file after the first
>>> page, and then how would I persist this without writing it to a
>>> database.
>>>  
>>
>>
>>
>> You need to parse the input stream as it comes. The reason why the
>> FormFile
>> does not return an input stream at the following request is that the
>> input
>> stream is connected to the previous HTTP request.
>> How you can persist it is a problem of yours, Struts cannot help in this.
>> But anyway, I suggest to parse that file and "remember" only the portions
>> you really need.
>>
>> Antonio
>>
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Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
> I've created numerous pages with multiple combo-dropdown boxes that
> captured the label and value of a select box.
> The formbean for these was always clear cut and simple.
>
> Now, I have a select like the following:
> <select name="test" multiple="true">
>   <option value="selection a">A</option>
>   <option value="selection b">B</option>
>   <option value="selection c">C</option>
> </select>
> As I understand it, when I submit, this will submit back a string array
> (String[] test) which is defined in my form bean ... right?
>
> Now lets say I have the following single select
> <select name="test">
>   <option value="selection a">A</option>
>   <option value="selection b">B</option>
>   <option value="selection c">C</option>
> </select>
> <select name="test">
>   <option value="selection d">D</option>
>   <option value="selection e">E</option>
>   <option value="selection f">F</option>
> </select>
> So now there are two with the same name ... I am guessing that I will
> still get back a string array (String[] test) which is defined in my
> form bean ... right?
>
> What I'd really like is a little different. I'd like the first
> selection test to be test[0] = A,B, or C (since it is single select) AND
> I'd like the second selection test to be test[1] = D,E, or F (since it
> is single select)
> Or even better yet:
> I'd like the first selection test to be test["first_letter"] = A,B, or C
> (since it is single select) AND
> I'd like the second selection test to be test["second_letter"] = D,E, or
> F (since it is single select)
>
> So, how would I setup the form bean for this?
> The way it is setup now, I have a Collection for test, and it comes back
> with an argument type mismatch.
>
> Any help would be much appreciated, and I will keep working on this.
> Thanks!

You're on the right lines; you need a Map rather than a Collection if
you want key indexing. Your select's name would be test["a"] for the
first, test["b"] for the second, etc.

L.

If u know the answer, please share with us.. I haven't worked on struts
much..

We have to override execute method to forward from one page to another page
by using mapping.findForward("testAction") some thing like that..
DB/business logic should be inside of execute () method? is there any other
way to invoke methods without using execute()..
i dont know , thats the reason i am asking you people to clarify this ok..

Awaiting for your clear cut answer and thanak you for ur kindness

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Here is clear cut answer; "READ THE TUTORIALS".

We're not going to do you homework for you, and we're certainly not going to
help you pass an interview which is designed to look for peoplewho have
worked on struts much.

Al.

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> If u know the answer, please share with us.. I haven't worked on struts
> much..
>
> We have to override execute method to forward from one page to another
> page
> by using mapping.findForward("testAction") some thing like that..
> DB/business logic should be inside of execute () method? is there any
> other
> way to invoke methods without using execute()..
> i dont know , thats the reason i am asking you people to clarify this ok..
>
> Awaiting for your clear cut answer and thanak you for ur kindness
>
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Hi,

I'm running struts2 with sitemesh. There is a freemarker template
defined in the decorators and this template
has both variables $title and $body. The body is filled autmatically
which is okay. But I want to set the title
from the action I've called because I wanted to have the content and the
title having a relation to each other
(which makes sense, I believe... :) )

Thanks for your help.

Marc