I also have implemented similar code which works fine. Are you sure that its
not a problem with the way you have declared the property (e.g. eMail
instead of email etc)???
As far as I can see this should work, I would guess that your problem is not
that the mailto: tag is not working per se but
..is this just a typo or the cause of your error???
You say you have a class file in ellacoya/webwcm/logon but the output seems
to be looking in ellacoya/webscm/logon (i.e. webwcm vs webscm)
Cheers Nige
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:-)
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That was a typo, it was in webscm/logon
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..try WEB-INF/classes
Cheers Nige
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Yes, I check those two (and double checked), they are ok
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From: Nigel Ainslie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Mark,
I had this problem about 4 months ago when first started, although I can't
seem to replicate it now. I recall that I gave up and just read the code and
the documentationwe now have an implemented Struts framework which
works really well so its worth persevering. In our
...try moving your HelloWorldResource.properties file up a level into the
/WEB_INF/classes directory.
The problem seems to be that struts can't find a message tag and these are
located in the HelloWorldResource.properties file which struts expects to
find in the WEB_INF/classes directory
Brett,
the doc in
jakarta-struts\src\share\org\apache\struts\taglib\html\package.html gives an
overview and indicates where to find the struts supplied examples.
Just remember to add the message texts to your ApplicationResources
properties file.
Nige
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failure for +username);
return (new ActionForward(mapping.getInput()));
}
}
Thanks,
Brett Procek
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Hi Scott,
I work with Matt.thanks for the response. We have located the properties
file in WEB-INF/classes both at that directory level and at the directory
that the classes reside in (WEB-INF/classes/sub-directory/actualcode.class)
but we still get the same error. Even tried adding $TOMCAT
persisting way is
much
cleaner.
Please let me know if that doesn't make sense!!
Dave
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o from the XML file is used by other devices using other access methods.
So do I have to always create a bean bean and then populate a form bean?
Or am I way off the mark?
Thanks
Trev..
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...maybe the problem is that you think you need two 'iterations'...you only
have one collection so you only need one iteration, each bean's properties
(attributes) can be obtained within the iteration (provided you have getter
methods :-) )
logic:iterate id="theBean" name="theForm"
..maybe you have a case-sensitivity issue. Sounds like your bean property
name should be "beanName" to allow methods "getBeanName" and
setBeanName"?
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Sent: Thursday, 22 March 2001 3:29
To: struts-user
Subject: problem of newbie
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