#1 incorrect header fields' action URLs

[Andrew Perepelytsya]

in its current implementation v0.31 the sorting header
links are mapped to ServeTable.do?action=...

this value is hardcoded:

com.zubarev.htmltable.taglib.TableHeaderTag line 221

the problem is many struts applications use
/action/someAction mapping - e.g. both url and case are
changed, extension .do is omitted

i didn't find any way to specify the action i want to use.

so, it would be nice to have the actionName attribute
for tableHeader tag.

i'm only starting to explore the package, it seems
valuable. maybe i will submit this extension myself,
but cannot say for sure now.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Hello,

Thanks for this bug-report. This problem is well known about
as well as some other imperfections of the package. Right
now I'm in process of developing version 1.0 which in most
cases is a rewrite.

If the lack of the functionality you've pointed out is important
for yuo then I would advice to make a change in a code and
have your own HTMLTable package.

Thanks,
Yuriy ZUbarev

[Andrew Perepelytsya]

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Could you please provide an approximate list of new/fixed
features for v1.0 and some sort of expected release date
(though this last one could be quite hard to point out ;)

I just do not want to duplicate your efforts, but instead
focus on adding extra functionality to the package, perhaps
by submitting to CVS, if it's ok.

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2 yuri: nu prosto hochetsya pomoch cheloveku, idea klassnaya :)

[Yuriy Zubarev]

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I'm sorry for late response. The feature I want to include into
the next version is ability to navigate through a table by
issuing POST request which means that all potential
checkbox values won't disappear as you browse around. I'm a
little bit short on time right now so it would be safe to state
that those changes will not be available earlier than a month
from now. As per your suggestion, I may put the
path "ServeTable.do" into a configuration file or so.

Thanks!