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Yes it appears that is there. Here is my config file:




<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE beans PUBLIC "-//SPRING//DTD BEAN//EN"...

Hi all. I'm very rusty at all this, so please bear with me.

I dug out an old webapp I put together a few years ago, which has Spring form handling and Acegi authentication using MySQL. It's...

Hi all. I know this is a spring forum, but this is more of a struts question I suppose.

One thing I like about Spring MVC is the easy way it allows you to initialize your form bean before the view...

Thanks Sams_6 - that does work indeed - though I'm sure there is a way of testing it without having to set the var first...

I could do it with the older spring taglibs...


<spring:bind...

As I explained, to stop the output of pointless HTML. For example...


<tr><td class="normal">Error message</td></tr>

It's likely that I would only want the whole table row (or whatever HTML...

Hi all.

I have a JSP which is using the newer spring form tags, for example:


<form:input path="newScore" maxlength="2" />

<form:errors path="newScore"/>

The form is validated by the...

Ok, it was the declaration which was wrong. I need to use


<%@ taglib prefix="c" uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/core" %>

...which is slightly different. I think that's to do with versions?

Hi. I am putting together a springMVC app, and the JSTL tags in the page are not executing.

I have this declaration:


<%@ taglib prefix="c" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core" %>

In my...

So what extension would you use for your spring pages?

If anyone has some more detailed examples to answer my questions (3 & 4) that would be great.

Hi all. I've been studying a number or tutorials on Spring MVC, and it's mostly all clear, I'm just a little confused about how the DispatcherServlet is used.

Almost all the tutorials show the...

Hi all,

is there anyway, using webflow, to include an anchor link? I mean a standard HTML anchor, so that the page scrolls automatically to a certain point defined by
#myAnchor as you would do...

Hi all.

Currently our SWF is mapped from our web.xml file:



<servlet>
<servlet-name>signup</servlet-name>...

Close... the attribute 'key' is not valid.

This works...

<spring:message code="my.message"/>

:)

Hello,

is there a spring taglib equivalent of the rather useful struts tag?

<bean:message key="my.message" />

Thanks.

Tut tut, all I had to do was search.....sorry!

<c:if test="${not empty status.errorMessages}">

Hi all, I know this is probably a very simple JSTL expression, but I can't get it working.

I have some code which displays error messages in a list. I want to test, around the list, whether it is...

Nope, as soon as I put this in, my webflow breaks. Everything just goes to a blank page with no log errors.

What does the ".url" mean in the view.properties? What actual url would be required to...

Yeah, I had all that in there, something was wrong.

See my code above, my existing viewResolver is called "viewResolver", whereas yours is "internalViewResolver" - does that make any difference?

Oh, so I would end with two viewResolver mappings, one for Internal, and one for ResourceBundle? I removed my existing one thinking they were the same thing.

Well, in my web.xml I have the mapping for my webflow (which is just small part of a much larger application).



<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>signup</servlet-name>
...

Hmm, neither of these options seem to work for me.

The problem is, I don't want it to affect any other mappings which we already have in our application. For example, my webflow config start point...

And I got this...


2007-12-04 11:32:07,021 [http-443-Processor25] ERROR - Servlet.service() for servlet signup threw exception
java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find bundle for base name...

Thanks for this.

I think the reason that my previous option didn't work, is that it was overiding my Webflow config - so that the /signup.htm in my web.xml wasn't being found anymore.

I think...

I simply cannot get this working!

I have the following entries in my config:



<!-- Simple handler mapping which maps url requests directly to the specified views. -->
<bean id="urlMapping"...

Many thanks Jörg, that looks just the thing.

I find this post from a couple of years ago which deals with the same problem, and looks like a good solution.
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