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Here's what I found out... First of all, I was using a mysql_pconnect because I wanted to avoid the expense of getting a new connection each time my php script was activated. pconnect allows me to get one connection and then just keep it available each time the connection is needed. My...

I am using mysql_pconnect to get a connection to my mysql database. I use it instead of regular mysql_connect because of the number of connections I have to make. I get the connection at the beginning of my script and use it numerous times before the script is done. I thought that...

What is the maximum value I can specify in the -Xmx JVM parameter on a 32bit machine? I have 4 gig of RAM on the machine, but I get the following if I specify more than -Xmx1024m: Error occurred during initialization of VM Could not reserve enough space for object heap Could not create the...

I am attempting to deploy a web app to my tomcat 6 instance. I have created my war file which contains my app.xml context file (in the META-INF directory). When I deploy the war (move it into the webapps directory), the app.xml file does not automatically get copied to the...

I accidentally erased my glibc RPM and now I get the following when I try to attempt any commands: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory I can't even ftp or ssh to the server. Any suggestions?

Found the answer at: http://struts.apache.org/1.x/struts-taglib/indexedprops.html The part I used is below:

I am trying to use a "logic:equal" tag in my jsp. <logic:equal value="" name="SimpleListSettingsForm" property="totalsIndexed[?]" scope="request"> If I put a hardcoded value in the index (denoted by the "?") it works fine, but I have this code in a loop (logic:iterate)and the index needs to...

I think the problem is that a servlet (which is what Struts is using under the hood) will only send one response back to the client. Because you're writing to the response output stream which is going to a new client window, there is no way to get the parent window to receive an additional...

It's possible that you need to use an <html-el:form... tag instead of <form. I think the html-el tags only work if they're nested inside of an <html-el:form...> </html-el:form> tag set -G

It looks like you're nesting some double quotation marks which makes the textarea.maxchar look like it's outside the quotes. That would make it look as if it's an attribute instead of the value of an attribute. try either escaping your internal quotes with a backslash or using apostrophes...

The "property" attribute in your <html:text... tag will try to map to a getter method within your form called getCcNumber(). The following should get you what you're looking for: ... <td> <html:text property="ccNumber" ... in the form class... public String getCcNumber() { return...

It is possible to reference an action via HREF. You only need to make sure the path specified is correct for your application. Using "/" at the front of your path will cause the browser to attempt to get/post to the root document directory for your domain.

I believe the log4j.properties file isn't loaded until the first time you use a Category or Logger within your application. The <load-on-startup> parameter will be loaded right away by your servlet container.

Your "previous" button and your "edit_step3" button both use the same property value. Does your action differentiate between the two correctly? Your "previous" button submits forms[1] in the onclick event. Is the html:submit tag for that button inside of forms[1]? It's possible that the...

How is your main window set up that the results of your action show up in a different window? Are you using a "target" attribute on your form or something different? -G

What I was really looking for was some sort of status or property of the form field (submit button) to let me know that it was clicked. I ended up setting a boolean var at the beginning of the HTML page and initted it to false. Then the onclick event of the button in question set the var to...

I need to know on the client side, before the form is submitted. I need to check which button was clicked, then do a confirm and have the option of cancelling submission based on the results of the confirm. -G

Anyone know a way to determine which submit button was clicked (assuming there is more than one)? I need to determine which button caused an html form to submit. I was thinking of putting the code in the onsubmit() event handler of the form itself, but I don't know how to determine which...

Are you accessing the "projects" action from multiple points in your application? Is it possible that you're trying to access it one way from point a and a different way from point b? It would be interesting to see your struts-config.xml file (at least the section referring to your action in...

Does the action definition in your struts-config.xml file have "validate=true"? e.g. <action path="/test" name="someForm" validate="true" ... > ... </action> -G