Sriram Ture

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Recent posts by Sriram Ture

Hi Pall,


You can populate the data in pop-up window using java script.

But i would suggest you to go and fetch the row data from the database and populate the data in pop-up window.


Regards,
Sriram
Hi,


I am not seeing the list set in the request in your action class,

so that it can be available to your presentation layer.

If you set the list to the request then it can be retrieved in you view.


Thanks
12 years ago
In struts 1.x, the DispatchAction class should be used to achieve the action based method invocation.

In action tag of config xml you can define an attribute 'method' and this will decide the method to be invoked. The value for this attribute is passed on from the button click.


Thanks
12 years ago
HI,



You need to specify scope="session" in your nested iterate tag.




Thanks,
Sriram
13 years ago
Hi,

One solution can be:

You can iterate the collection for twice, once for the first column details ie.
Name : XYZ
City : XYZQW

and the second iteration for the other column info.

Basically, you have to go for even sequence once and then for odd sequence.



Thanks,

Sriram
13 years ago
Hi,


Can you post your code.



Regards,
Sriram
13 years ago
HI,



In the code. I am mot seeing any tag using the property for the Arraylist blCntrList.




The above line will not set the property blCntrList in the form.


If you are looking for indexed properties, you can refer to this link.

http://www.javalobby.org/articles/struts/


Regards,
Sriram
13 years ago
Hi,

The following line of code declares a java String variable value and is same as the code below:

String value = "test";





Thanks
13 years ago
Hi,


Can you post your code?




Regards,
Sriram
13 years ago
Hi,







Regards,
Sriram
13 years ago
Yes, <bean:define> will create a new local variable

Instead you can use like this:


<bean:write name="TestForm" property="id" />



Regards,
Sriram
13 years ago
Hi,

You can write a session listener for your application.

The code looks like this.

13 years ago
Hi,


I am not seeing <html:form> tag in your attendanceform.jsp page.
<html:> tags should be included within <html:form> tag.


Regards,
Sriram
13 years ago
Hi,

This will work fine for you.




Regards,
Sriram
13 years ago
Tim,


There is no problem with the parsing stuff. Can you paste your form class.



13 years ago