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Here's a good Struts tutorial that I used months ago. There are loads of others as well. There aren't that many Struts 2 tutorials out there yet, though.
Mostly I would like to know more about actionForms. I got a book on struts, but it follows on terribly boring example over and over and for some reason I just can't read it... which sucks because it was the only one at Barns and Nobel. It seemed ok in the store, but when I got it home.... nothing.
I am working on a project that uses a struts framework. Problem is that the default actionForms are not all that helpful if one is extending the capablities... but I do not have the code for the action forms (but I heard today about a nice java decompiler that works well) so I really don't know how to make my own... especially since I don't really know Struts very well.
Mostly I would like to know more about actionForms. I got a book on struts, but it follows on terribly boring example over and over and for some reason I just can't read it... which sucks because it was the only one at Barns and Nobel. It seemed ok in the store, but when I got it home.... nothing.
I am working on a project that uses a struts framework. Problem is that the default actionForms are not all that helpful if one is extending the capablities... but I do not have the code for the action forms (but I heard today about a nice java decompiler that works well) so I really don't know how to make my own... especially since I don't really know Struts very well.
Thanks for the link though.
Your first post only said "Struts!", so I didn't have much else to go on. I'd recommend looking through the Struts online documentation, if you haven't already. Or maybe someone here will post a tutorial given your new criteria.
This post has been edited by Programmist: 6 Sep, 2007 - 02:25 AM
I would like to understand Web Portels better and using them with Java please? i am trying to work my wy through Rapid Applicaiton Development adn web Shere
How simple event creating/raising works between class and it's child class. Something like that would look in Csharp:
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public class <master class> { //instance of <subclass> private <subclass> <iname> = new <subclass>(); //constructor public <master class>() { this.<iname>.<event name> += new <subclass>.<event handler>(<procedure>); } private void <procedure>(<parameters>) { //do something, when child raises an event } public class <subclass> { public event <event handler> <event name>; public delegate void <event handler>(<parameters>);
public void Raise_event(<parameters>) { if (<event name> != null) { //raise actual event <event name>(<parameters>); } } //some other code that calls Raise_event } }
i tutorial on like nested loops (if thats the right term)
like how to go from a loop into a loop and then leave the inner loop and go back to the outer... having problems with this concept on a project im working on... got a back option. but it wont return to the previous loop. (using do..While loops at the moment Tried to use booleans to terminate the loop but they just wont die..)
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I'd recommend looking through the Struts online documentation, if you haven't already. Or maybe someone here will post a tutorial given your new criteria.
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