cannot find bean?

Please ignore my request for help as I have figured out what the problem was and, of course, it was me. Basically, in my test.jsp, I was closing the struts:form tag for no good reason and this messed up everything. struts:form action="saveTestForm.do" name="testForm"

The Struts question

Hi There: I get a question regarding for the struts structure. We have existing web based software have our own structures. Root Bin Classes (Class files) Docs Src

Re: The Struts question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi There: I get a question regarding for the struts structure. We have existing web based software have our own structures. Root Bin Classes (Class files) Docs

Re: The Struts question

Hi Struts uses a structure like: /yourapplication JSP pages... other directories /WEB-INF /classes /lib One of the reasons, if I understand correctly, is that the server will never answer to requests for files under the WEB-INF directory. For instance, if you put

Re: action.xml and struts-config.xml

Marcel, It's true that they serve the same function and contain similar things. The file action.xml with its format belongs to the 0.5 release, and struts-config.xml is the name for 1.0. You only need one or the other, depending on the version of Struts you are using. About a month ago, the

newbie question on form handling

It looks to me as though Struts requires an actionClass for every logical request. I have a form that contains a few tables where some cells values are dependent upon user supplied value elsewhere in the same form. I want to update these cells as the user moves through the form supplying the

Problem with cookie

Hi all, In the perform() function of my class, derived from ActionBase, I have the following code to set a cookie: public ActionForward perform(ActionServlet servlet, ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form,

Re: The Struts question

Thanks, I will rethink about the structure a little bit. Frank Ling - Original Message - From: "Pierre Métras" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 2:08 PM Subject: Re: The Struts question Hi Struts uses a structure like: /yourapplication

Re: Problem with cookie

Hi Craig, The problem was on my side. I wrote a debugging page to see the request headers and saw that the default MaxAge for a cookie is -1, that means non persistent. I forced the MaxAge to a positive value and now my cookie is stored. By the way, when writing the debugging page, I trapped

Re: Struts docs? , Sample app from informit.com

Just checked InformIT and the featured expert has changed. How do I now get to the articles now? Gigen Thomas wrote: Hi All, There was a lot of response for the sample app from InformIT.com. I have attached the sample in the form of a war file. Please note that this sample was put up by