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Posted to dev@struts.apache.org by jackie <ja...@a2suite.com> on 2004/09/13 07:06:46 UTC
submitting request only one time.
Hello Everybody!
I`m developing a shopping site. In the order page. when the Order Submit
button is submitted, it process the necessary actions, my problem is when
the back browser click it goes to previous page, where the list of goods are
in there the same as earlier, and when I click again the submit button, It
orders or process the same goods that has been ordered.
Is is possible to just submit only one time? using the submit button? I
am not sure how?
Thanks!
Cheers!
jack
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Memory Leak in MappingDispatchAction?
Posted by Joe Germuska <Jo...@Germuska.com>.
Wanted to run this by some folks:
Our largest Struts application has become a total memory hog. This
has led our system administrator to take a crash source in the
under-development JBoss profiler. We're not expert in reading the
output of that, but it seems to point back to a lot of memory being
used by the HashMap of dispatch methods kept by
MappingDispatchAction. If I've got my we have over 200 action
mappings in this app, and I suspect that every one of them uses
MappingDispatchAction.
Assuming for now that we are actually reading the profiler correctly,
is there any reason why that map shouldn't just be made a
WeakHashMap? When it comes down to reflection, I don't really have a
good idea of when Method objects would be created or going out of
scope, but considering how casual Struts is about using reflection in
general, how bad could it be to have an extra reflection call for
those times when a Method gets garbage collected out of the
WeakHashMap?
If anyone out there has more experience using the JBoss profiler, you
might be able to coach us to better analysis.
Thanks in advance,
Joe
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