Rob,
Assuming your FormBean has a getter/setter for "action":
Within the action, you could then assign the forward based on the value of 'action'
MyFormBean form1 = (MyFormBean) form;
String sAction = form1.getAction();
if (sAction.e
ng into
> the form... (just get nulls every time)
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> Rob Breeds
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> Brian Dainton
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Rob,
I ran into the same thing last week. Make sure your collection doesn't contain any
'nulls' (i.e. check for null before adding an item to the collection)
Brian
--- Rob Breeds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Tom, that's certainly interesting stuff and it may solve my problem
> (and for t
t shouldn't be
> accessible except through your application. There was recently a thread
> about this, but I don't have the details handy.
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> 2. try runProduction.do with a capital P, it IS case sensitive.
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> good luck,
> Rob
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> -Origina
I have a simple JSP (Production.jsp) that is populated via a ActionForm bean. My
application's business rules specify that this JSP cannot be accessed, if the system
state is "Running". In other words, don't allow the user to see this page, if the
system is already running.
User's access t
vailable for download:
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> The SP3 port I did contains documentation on all the changes I made.
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> SP2:
> http://raibledesigns.com/struts
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> SP3:
> http://www.icsynergy.com/downloads/index.html#struts-example
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> Matt
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> --- Brian Dainton <[EMAIL PR
Has anyone deployed a Struts Application on IAS 6.0? The War is comprised of 4 static
HTML pages, a simple action class, and a simple form class. I've deployed the EAR tha
contains the WAR, on Sun's Reference Impl.
It appears as if IPlanet isn't recognizing my mapping to *.do...
Thanks in ad
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