Title: Message
Try
adding the leading "/"
-Original Message-From: remigijus
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Hi
I have some strange problems related with action
packages. I
I think the name of a package is just a "name", with no other meaning
outside the xwork.xml. You need to set the namespace="/admin/category"
if you want to use an action like /admin/category/foo.action
Have you tried that?
Jonas
remigijus wrote:
Hi
I have some strange problems related with a
Title: Message
Carlos? You trying to send us a message?
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I'm doing this from memory, but it appears that the IteratorExample was throwing
a NPE somewhere in the bowels of the JSP when
was called. It seemed odd to me as I've seen this work before, but I didn't
have a chance to look at this further last night. What was especially odd
was th
> I've made the changes to the code and as yet have not checked them in
as
> there's something odd going on with the BeanTag. Once I figure out
what
> the issue with BeanTag is, I'll check in the changes.
What seems to be the issue?
rick
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I've made the changes to the code and as yet have not checked them in as
there's something odd going on with the BeanTag. Once I figure out what
the issue with BeanTag is, I'll check in the changes. As it turns out,
the only reasonable place to put a reset() method is in the doEndTag.
Because
Yes, this issue came up before in ww 1.x tags ( Just check some of the tag's
cvs log history ). Using release() to reset state between invocation is
definitely inappropriate. I think using doFinally() should be the safest
approach here. Not sure about the performance hit though.
--- Rick Salsa <[E
You have your error view returning the same action that returned the error?
This is most probably causing you an infinite loop. Remove the lines like:
userregistration!default.action
And instead have your view as a JSP (or at least something that doesn't have the
possibility of looping forever
