The jsonValidationWorkflowStack seems to be removed in Struts 2.3.1, anyone knows why?
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The jsonValidationWorkflowStack has moved to the json plugin. Just include the struts2-json-plugin.jar into your classpath.
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I have installed Ruby Version 3.1.2p20 and Rails Version Rails 7.0.4.
So I want to create new rails app and when I type rails new test-app I am getting error related to UTF-8. Does anyone has any recommendation or can help me setup Rails app correctly? Thanks in advance.
I tried many solutions, but I am thinking I should reinstall it all. Also I checked PATH and it is correctly added.
I am not exactly sure what is the issue here with Ruby 3.1 in windows. But as we know that Ruby's default encoding since 2.0 is UTF-8. This means that Ruby will treat any string as a UTF-8 encoded string unless you tell it explicitly that it's encoded differently so I am guessing there might be something wrong in pathname.rb file.
I faced the same issue in windows and I resolved it by downgrading ruby from 3.1 to 2.7 and it worked for me.
We have recently upgraded a project from grails version 2.3.11 to 2.5.5. In the process the webflow plugin was updated from 2.0.8.1 to 2.1.0.
To controll webflow I use the g:link tag, like this:
<g:link event="foo">Foo action</g:link>
Before the update, the link url was correctly build, and looked like this:
/fooaction/superflow?execution=e1s2&_eventId=foo
Since the update, the link is missing the execution parameter, and resolves like this: /fooaction/superflow?_eventId=foo
This can be fixed, by changing the links, like this:
<g:link event="foo" params="${[execution: params.execution]}">Foo action</g:link>
But this can not be a solution. I searched the web and seem to be the only one having this problem. Which indicates I made a mistake in the configuration. Maybe someone can enlighten me, what I could have missed.
I found a link on github, stating This works with <= Grails 2.4.4 but not with Grails >= 2.4.5. The execution param is missing. Is this a bug which have not been fixed ever since?
Thank you very much.
I have been using dynamic_sitemaps for my Rails application for sometime, but it doesn't seem to be supported anymore. It stopped working after I upgraded from Rails 4.1.6 to 4.2.3. Has anyone faced this issue before?
Okay, I've moved over to the sitemap_generator gem, which also, by the way, is framework agnostic.
Just in case someone else stumbles upon this question.
Unless I've missed something it seems that the findOrCreateBy() dynamic methods are now missing in 3.0. Is this intentional?
Thanks
You must be missing something. It's still there, both in the documentation and in the source code on GitHub.
This is directly related to this question
I finally figured out that Rails 3.0.6 & 3.0.7 break my code. Given the code in that question, how do I fix it ?
Should I paste all that code over here?
Edit1: Issue resolved on linked question.
Update to the latest jquery ujs driver which includes the CSRF token in each request to prevent your session from being reset since the changes in 3.0.4.