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Javascript: function chgAction( action_name ) { if( action_name=="aaa" ) { document.forms[0].action = "/AAA"; } else if( action_name=="bbb" ) { document.forms[0].action = "/BBB"; } else if( action_name=="ccc" ) {...

For some reason it doesn't work. The action set in Javascript function as "/AAA" is not recognized as "/context/AAA"!? Other actions which does not use Javascript are recognized correctly

Problem was in action="". <html:form> tag requires mapping to be defined and "" is non-existing mapping...

It doesn't work, I get: javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Cannot retrieve mapping for action / Javascript: function chgAction( action_name ) { if( action_name=="aaa" ) { document.forms[0].action = "/AAA"; } else if( action_name=="bbb" ) {...

hi, I have <html:form method="post" action="javascript:setAction();"> but it doesn't work. setAction() examine 3 radio buttons and is supposed to set action based on the value of the set radio button. What is the correct syntax? thanks,

I added all strings to list using add() and then in a loop I used string buffer to append if not null and not "". So I should get something like this as a result: "str2-str4-str10" which means user selected checkboxes 2, 4 and 10 I guess I could have used <html:multibox> and get collection...

Hi all, I have 10 strings representing checkboxes (states) from GUI like: String str1; ... String str10; I want to construct one string that represents selection of states out of these in such a way that if particular string is null or not "" then it should be concatenated into that string...

No, but I am sure I saw varargs example in Bruce Eckel book Thinking in Java. If I correctly remember in the initializer he puts comma character after the last item which is same as varargs in C/C++

Hi all, I have following mockup JSP: ... <td colspan="2" height="28"> <font size="2"> <html:select property="sj"> <html:option value="allj">aaa,1,str1</html:option> </html:select> </font> </td> ... Struts action will...

Srikanth Shenoy, sorry Struts Survival Guide

You should use SwitchAction but I do not know the details

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I think global-forward in struts-config can help. Use name such as "welcome" and path="/whatever-page-is-your-welcome-page.jsp

As the matter of fact this appears to be correct solution (in the example I use limited number of items but it should be dynamically allocated): import java.util.*; public class Test { public void Test() { } public String[] getSJ() { String[] jg = {"g1", "g2"}; //can be...

Hi all, public class Test { public String[] getSJ() { String[] jg; String[] jig; String[] result; StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer(); int i; int j; int k = -1; jg = {"g1", "g2"}; for( i=0; i < jg.length; i++ )...