Jakarta Struts Cookbook
Jakarta Struts Cookbook
ISBN: 059600771X
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 200
Pages: 200
Authors: Bill Siggelkow
- Jakarta Struts Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Preface
- Audience
- Scope and Organization
- Assumptions This Book Makes
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Comments and Questions
- Safari Enabled
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Getting Started: Enabling Struts Development
- Introduction
- Recipe1.1.Downloading Struts
- Recipe1.2.Deploying the Struts Example Application
- Recipe1.3.Migrating from Struts 1.0 to Struts 1.1
- Recipe1.4.Upgrading from Struts 1.1 to Struts 1.2
- Recipe1.5.Converting JSP Applications to Struts
- Recipe1.6.Managing Struts Configuration Files
- Recipe1.7.Using Ant to Build and Deploy
- Recipe1.8.Generating Struts Configuration Files Using XDoclet
- Chapter 2. Configuring Struts Applications
- Introduction
- Recipe2.1.Using Plug-ins for Application Initialization
- Recipe2.2.Eliminating Tag Library Declarations
- Recipe2.3.Using Constants on JSPs
- Recipe2.4.Using Multiple Struts Configuration Files
- Recipe2.5.Factoring Your Application into Modules
- Recipe2.6.Using Multiple Resource Bundles
- Recipe2.7.Accessing Message Resources from a Database
- Recipe2.8.Selectively Disabling Actions
- Chapter 3. User Interface
- Introduction
- Recipe3.1.Using JSTL
- Recipe3.2.Using the Struts-EL Tags
- Recipe3.3.Displaying Indexed Properties
- Recipe3.4.Using Indexed Properties on Forms
- Recipe3.5.Using Indexed Properties in a JSTL Loop
- Recipe3.6.Submitting a Form from an Image
- Recipe3.7.Generating JavaScript on the Fly
- Recipe3.8.Dynamically Changing Select Options Using JavaScript
- Recipe3.9.Generating Dynamic Select List Options
- Recipe3.10.Filtering Text Input
- Recipe3.11.Generating a Set of Related Radio Buttons
- Recipe3.12.Handling Unchecked Checkboxes
- Recipe3.13.Handling Date Input Fields
- Recipe3.14.Setting Tab Order
- Recipe3.15.Generating URLs
- Recipe3.16.Adding Request Parameters to a Link
- Recipe3.17.Using Frames
- Recipe3.18.Defeating Browser Caching
- Chapter 4. Tables, Sorting, and Grouping
- Introduction
- Recipe4.1.Creating a Horizontal Bar Chart
- Recipe4.2.Creating a Vertical Bar Chart
- Recipe4.3.Alternating Table Row Colors
- Recipe4.4.Sorting HTML Tables
- Recipe4.5.Paging Tables
- Recipe4.6.Using the Display Tag Library
- Chapter 5. Processing Forms
- Introduction
- Recipe5.1.Creating Dynamic Action Forms
- Recipe5.2.Setting DynaActionForm Initial Values
- Recipe5.3.Using a List-Backed Form Property
- Recipe5.4.Using a Map-Backed Form Property
- Recipe5.5.Lazy Dynamic Action Forms
- Recipe5.6.Populating Value Objects from ActionForms
- Recipe5.7.Automatically Creating ActionForms
- Chapter 6. Leveraging Actions
- Introduction
- Recipe6.1.Creating a Base Action
- Recipe6.2.Relaying Actions
- Recipe6.3.Returning the HTTP Response
- Recipe6.4.Writing Thread-Safe Actions
- Recipe6.5.Forwarding Requests
- Recipe6.6.Including the Response from a Servlet or JSP
- Recipe6.7.Changing the Current Module
- Recipe6.8.Managing Related Operations from a Central Action
- Recipe6.9.Submitting a Form from Localized Form Controls
- Recipe6.10.Dispatching to Related Operations with Action Mappings
- Chapter 7. Execution Control
- Introduction
- Recipe7.1.Performing Tasks at Application Startup
- Recipe7.2.Tracking Client Sessions
- Recipe7.3.Monitoring User Logins
- Recipe7.4.Forwarding Users to Alternate Destinations
- Recipe7.5.Forwarding Users to a Module
- Recipe7.6.Creating a Wizard-Style Page Flow
- Recipe7.7.Determining the Action Based on User Input
- Recipe7.8.Using Wildcards in Action Paths
- Recipe7.9.Preventing Double Form Submissions
- Recipe7.10.Allowing Users to Upload Files
- Recipe7.11.Displaying a File from the Server
- Chapter 8. Input Validation
- Introduction
- Recipe8.1.Reusing Validator Attribute Values
- Recipe8.2.Validating Using Regular Expressions
- Recipe8.3.Validating Dependent Fields in Struts 1.1
- Recipe8.4.Validating Dependent Fields in Struts 1.2
- Recipe8.5.Validating an Indexed Property
- Recipe8.6.Validating Dates
- Recipe8.7.Validating Field Equality with a Custom Validator
- Recipe8.8.Validating Field Equality in Struts 1.2
- Recipe8.9.Validating Two or More Choices
- Recipe8.10.Adding a Custom Validation to a Validator Form
- Recipe8.11.Validating a Wizard Form
- Recipe8.12.Localizing Validation Rules
- Chapter 9. Exception and Error Handling
- Introduction
- Recipe9.1.Simplifying Exception Processing in an Action
- Recipe9.2.Custom Processing for Declared Exceptions
- Recipe9.3.Using Exception Error Codes
- Recipe9.4.Using a Global Error Page
- Recipe9.5.Reporting Errors and Messages from an Action
- Recipe9.6.Formatting Error Messages
- Chapter 10. Connecting to the Data
- Introduction
- Recipe10.1.Accessing JDBC Data Sources from an Action
- Recipe10.2.Displaying Relational Data
- Recipe10.3.Mapping SQL Data to Java Objects
- Recipe10.4.Integrating Struts with Hibernate
- Recipe10.5.Decoupling Your Application from External Services
- Recipe10.6.Integrating Spring with Struts
- Recipe10.7.Loading XML Data into Your Application
- Recipe10.8.Refreshing Application Data
- Chapter 11. Security
- Introduction
- Recipe11.1.Securing Actions Using a Base Action
- Recipe11.2.Checking for User Login on Any Struts Reques t
- Recipe11.3.Securing a JSP Page
- Recipe11.4.Restricting Actions by Role
- Recipe11.5.Implementing
- Recipe11.6.Ensuring Security Across Your Entire Application
- Recipe11.7.Allowing a User to Log in Automatically
- Recipe11.8.Limiting Access for Specific URLs by Role
- Recipe11.9.Letting the Container Manage Security
- Recipe11.10.Mixing Application-Managed and Container-Managed Security
- Recipe11.11.Configuring Actions to Require SSL
- Recipe11.12.Limiting the Size of Uploaded Files
- Chapter 12. Internationalization
- Introduction
- Recipe12.1.Detecting Browser Language Settings
- Recipe12.2.Sharing Message Resources with JSTL
- Recipe12.3.Using an Application-Wide Locale
- Recipe12.4.Changing Locale on the Fly
- Recipe12.5.Creating Localized Messages from an Action
- Recipe12.6.Displaying Locale-Specific Text
- Recipe12.7.Displaying Locale-Specific Images
- Recipe12.8.Supporting Character Sets
- Recipe12.9.Localizing Look and Feel
- Chapter 13. Testing and Debugging
- Introduction
- Recipe13.1.Deploying an Application Automatically
- Recipe13.2.Configuring Struts Logging
- Recipe13.3.Adding Logging to Your Own Classes
- Recipe13.4.Enabling Remote Debugging
- Recipe13.5.Troubleshooting JSP Pages
- Recipe13.6.Testing Your Actions with Mock Objects
- Recipe13.7.Testing Your Actions in the Container
- Recipe13.8.Testing Application Functionality
- Chapter 14. Tiles and Other Presentation Approaches
- Introduction
- Recipe14.1.Reusing a Common Page Layout with Tiles
- Recipe14.2.Extending Tile Definitions
- Recipe14.3.Displaying Tiles Using a Struts Forward
- Recipe14.4.Creating Tabbed Panes
- Recipe14.5.Using Tiles for I18N
- Recipe14.6.Using Tiles in a Modular Application
- Recipe14.7.Reusing a Common Page Layout with SiteMesh
- Recipe14.8.Integrating JavaServer Faces with Struts
- Recipe14.9.Integrating Struts and Velocity
- Recipe14.10.Integrating Struts and XSLT
- Colophon
- Index
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Jakarta Struts Cookbook
ISBN: 059600771X
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 200
Pages: 200
Authors: Bill Siggelkow