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Want to know abt patterns in Struts.
Hi to all,
I would like to know how many j2ee patterns does struts framework make use of.
And also one more thing, I want to insert UNICODE data in Database,
I've created the database with unicode support, what changes are
needed on struts end to make the application in UNICODE .
Thanks before Hand
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Akshay Pandit
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Re: Want to know abt patterns in Struts.
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On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 16:24:52 +0100 listed@gmx.net wrote:
>You can find an UML-Diagramm about Struts here:
>http://rollerjm.free.fr/pro/Struts11.html
>
>Greets Felixx
>
>Joe Germuska wrote:
>
>> At 1:15 PM +0530 2/4/05, Akshay Pandit wrote:
>>
>>> Hi to all,
>>>
>>> I would like to know how many j2ee patterns does struts framework
>>> make use of.
>>
>>
>> As far as I know, no one sat down with the book and said "let's use
>> this one." I'll leave cataloging any which are in there as the
>> result of good design practices up to someone else.
>>
>>> And also one more thing, I want to insert UNICODE data in Database,
>>> I've created the database with unicode support, what changes are
>>> needed on struts end to make the application in UNICODE .
>>
>>
>> There should be nothing specific to Struts about this. Take control
>> of the encoding with which client pages submit requests (most
>> consistently done by delivering the page with the same encoding that
>> you want used for the form submission) and make sure your Servlet
>> container knows the encoding (probably best done with a ServletFilter
>> which calls request.setCharacterEncoding(...) before anything else
>> happens). Besides dealing with the serialization of user request data
>> into bytes, everything is Java, and therefore fundamentally Unicode.
>>
>> Joe
>>
>
>
>
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Re: Want to know abt patterns in Struts.
Posted by li...@gmx.net.
You can find an UML-Diagramm about Struts here:
http://rollerjm.free.fr/pro/Struts11.html
Greets Felixx
Joe Germuska wrote:
> At 1:15 PM +0530 2/4/05, Akshay Pandit wrote:
>
>> Hi to all,
>>
>> I would like to know how many j2ee patterns does struts framework
>> make use of.
>
>
> As far as I know, no one sat down with the book and said "let's use
> this one." I'll leave cataloging any which are in there as the
> result of good design practices up to someone else.
>
>> And also one more thing, I want to insert UNICODE data in Database,
>> I've created the database with unicode support, what changes are
>> needed on struts end to make the application in UNICODE .
>
>
> There should be nothing specific to Struts about this. Take control
> of the encoding with which client pages submit requests (most
> consistently done by delivering the page with the same encoding that
> you want used for the form submission) and make sure your Servlet
> container knows the encoding (probably best done with a ServletFilter
> which calls request.setCharacterEncoding(...) before anything else
> happens). Besides dealing with the serialization of user request data
> into bytes, everything is Java, and therefore fundamentally Unicode.
>
> Joe
>
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Re: Want to know abt patterns in Struts.
Posted by Joe Germuska <Jo...@Germuska.com>.
At 1:15 PM +0530 2/4/05, Akshay Pandit wrote:
>Hi to all,
>
>I would like to know how many j2ee patterns does struts framework make use of.
As far as I know, no one sat down with the book and said "let's use
this one." I'll leave cataloging any which are in there as the
result of good design practices up to someone else.
>And also one more thing, I want to insert UNICODE data in Database,
>I've created the database with unicode support, what changes are
>needed on struts end to make the application in UNICODE .
There should be nothing specific to Struts about this. Take control
of the encoding with which client pages submit requests (most
consistently done by delivering the page with the same encoding that
you want used for the form submission) and make sure your Servlet
container knows the encoding (probably best done with a ServletFilter
which calls request.setCharacterEncoding(...) before anything else
happens). Besides dealing with the serialization of user request
data into bytes, everything is Java, and therefore fundamentally
Unicode.
Joe
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