I agree. It is as simple as setting the path of the forward to a path
that will invoke the servlet...but servlets may have names or mappings
that may also be used in the path.
For example, I'm using Velocity (instead of JSPs) to view the result of
the action. Here's a snippet of the web.xml that
I've been doing some research on how the request parameters are mapped
to form bean properties. I just haven't been able to find much
documentation on this. I was wondering if someone could point me in the
right direction. I think I understand the basics of simple request
parameter to property
The default scope is session (at least on Struts 1.1b1) so unless you
specify it as request, it is a session scope form bean.
But...it may be that you are creating a new session on each request (if
cookies are turned off and/or you are not URL rewriting when the form is
submitted, etc.) You
everything is, they move it all around :o)
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(1) In my
. This could
include some troubleshooting message (i.e. move the value to the
controller element).
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
bill boland
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