Please show us:
(1)the http request made by client side
(2)the server side code
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The correct URL is:
http://propedit.sourceforge.jp/index_en.html
2011/11/28 Li Ying :
> If you are using Eclipse, there is a Plug-in named "Properties
> Editor":http://propedit.sourceforge.jp/index_en.htmlI think it is made
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If you are using Eclipse, there is a Plug-in named "Properties
Editor":http://propedit.sourceforge.jp/index_en.htmlI think it is made
by a Japanese guy.
With it's help, you can edit your property file in any language,and
the real file content will be converted into ascii mode automatically.
2011/1
Maybe I misunderstood you.
But I think all your Struts2 will generate HTML.
For every HTTP request, one action will be execute, and the result
will be rendered into HTML, and sent back as a HTTP response.
If you want to save it to file instead of show in browser. You can
write your own HTTP Clie
I think you can fix this problem by making your class serializable.
And it is not strange if this happens in WebLogic but not in Tomcat.
According to the Exception Stack, I guess the cause of this Exception is:
(1)You putted some object into the session.
(2)You are trying to retrieve it from the