1) why would you need a logoff form?
2) what version of struts are you using?
You don't have to have a form bean declare for an action mapping. The
reason it throw the exception
Because you have the input attribute setting. With this setting the
controller makes assumsion that your mapping
1) I dont need a logoff form, but if i dont have one then i get errors of type:
form bean null.
2) 1.0
Trieu, Danny wrote:
1) why would you need a logoff form?
2) what version of struts are you using?
You don't have to have a form bean declare for an action mapping. The
reason it
this error to be exact
javax.servlet.ServletException: Cannot retrieve definition for form bean null
Trieu, Danny wrote:
1) why would you need a logoff form?
2) what version of struts are you using?
You don't have to have a form bean declare for an action mapping. The
reason it throw the
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1) I dont need a logoff form, but if i dont have one then i get errors of
type: form bean null.
2) 1.0
Trieu, Danny wrote:
1) why would you need a logoff form?
2) what
You shouldn't have to have a form bean. Here's the global forward I use for
the logout action:
forward name=forward.logout path=/exec/logout/
Here's my action mapping for my logout action (Struts 1.0.2, with Tiles):
action path=/logout
The html:form tag expects there to be a ActionForm bean associated with
the form. If you are using a button-only form, you still need to provide
an ActionForm bean, even if it is an empty implementation. I generally
keep one of these in my Struts toolkit to use throughout an application.
Or,
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