Can someone point me to a good reference for the mechanism
of displaying errors using strut's custom tags?
Thanks,
Brett
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
-Original Message-
From: Procek, Brett [mailto:[EMAIL
Hello,
I've been trying for awhile to get my own version of the 'logon' example
to work. I've done everything essentially the exact same as the struts
example, except using 'login' where I saw 'logon'.
Upon starting up Tomcat, there is a bunch of output generated. After
reading this output,
Hello all, this is my first posting. I'm trying to get onboard here
with one of those simple login
application I'm sure you've all seen. I've spent some time trying to
get this to work.
I went through all steps to install struts on my workstation for Tomcat
3.2.1 and verified them several
Is the struts ActionServlet configured and starting up OK? You should
not
be using struts-form.tld either, it's deprecated. If you are using
Struts
0.5, don't, use the Struts 1.0 beta.
-Original Message-
From: Procek, Brett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 12:56 PM
Actually, I must include the struts.jar file in my classpath. However,
this is done automatically in the tomcat.sh script. The script
automatically includes all jar/zip files in the /lib directory. Should
I remove this functionality?
Brett
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, what I did was simply remove the reference to the DTD in the
struts-config.xml file. Now, the ActionServlet does load up. However,
I am getting one more problem:
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Cannot retrieve mapping for action
/login
at
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