Wes Wannemacher wrote:
Thanks for taking a look Jeromy, but I don't have a struts.xml in my
test-case app. On my bigger project, I am using action scanning and it
is working fine. I noticed it when I tried to hit an action that should
have gotten automatically mapped (i.e. /index.action where th
On Mon, 2008-04-21 at 12:23 +1000, Jeromy Evans wrote:
> Hi Wes,
> I just did a quick test in a non-blank application that's running off
> the current snapshot and it had no such problem.
>
> Potential differences:
> - do you have the mandatory actionPackages init-param?
> - struts.xml exist
Are you thinking of the actionPackages init-param ? You use it to
specify where codebehind should search for Action classes. This is the
other side of codebehind where it should automagically map JSP (or
freemarker or velocity templates) to ActionSupport. It's documented in
the section called 'Defa
Wes Wannemacher wrote:
Can anyone else confirm this for me before I put it in JIRA?
Hi Wes,
I just did a quick test in a non-blank application that's running off
the current snapshot and it had no such problem.
Potential differences:
- do you have the mandatory actionPackages init-p
Hey Wes,
I thought you had to setup at minimum a mapping saying where your default
jsp location is. I may be wrong though.
Blake
On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 10:00 PM, Wes Wannemacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am gonna ask here before filing a JIRA because this is my first foray
> into using the
I am gonna ask here before filing a JIRA because this is my first foray
into using the codebehind plugin. I don't think the
CodebehindUnknownHandler is working correctly. If I have a jsp file, but
no action mapping (either in XML, or a matching action class for
codebehind to find), then shouldn't i
