Hi,
does your jsp include the tag
? If not, add and retry
regards
Alexander
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Subject: FormTag problem
Hi
I'm having a problem with the form tag. The pr
hi Howard
sorry for the late response but what kind of a mapping have u specified
in the web.xml file.
I think that too matters a lot to rightly match all the actions..
Thanks
Anand
On Mon, Jan 22, 2001 at 05:40:29PM -, Howard Moore wrote:
>I have the following action configured in my strut
is Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: 26 January 2001 11:31
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> > Subject: re: FormTag problem
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> > You're right, I only considered going from a .jsp to .do
> > within the same
> > path. Also, I didn't rea
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> From: Chris Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 26 January 2001 11:31
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> Subject: re: FormTag problem
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> You're right, I only considered going from a .jsp to .do
> within the same
> path. Also, I didn't realise I had a
You're right, I only considered going from a .jsp to .do within the same
path. Also, I didn't realise I had access to the PageContext from the
TagSupport class. Thanks.
I didn't like the idea of adding a slash to the action mapping just
because it didn't have one. I wanted to be able to use
s are handled in ActionServlet.
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> From: Chris Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 25 January 2001 15:53
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> The problem is because the action in the jsp form tag is
> being
The problem is because the action in the jsp form tag is being used for
two purposes - for the generated HTML and for looking up the
ActionMapping.
If you have the directory path in the form tag and modify FormTag.java so
it doesn't strip it out, struts will generate the HTML page for you. Bu
; From: Mike Fitterman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 24 January 2001 16:10
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> Don't know if this helps but it sure seems like it (this is
> from the doc):
>
> There are two common approaches to defining the
t: 24 January 2001 16:10
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Subject: re: FormTag problem
Don't know if this helps but it sure seems like it (this is from the doc):
There are two common approaches to defining the URLs that will be processed
by the controller servlet -- prefix matching and extension ma
Don't know if this helps but it sure seems like it (this is from the doc):
There are two common approaches to defining the URLs that will be processed
by the controller servlet -- prefix matching and extension matching. An
appropriate mapping entry for each approach will be described below.
Pre
Sorry, if I was subscribed to the list, I'd have attached this to Howard
Moore's message.
I agree, I don't understand why the FormTag is stripping the path from
the ".do" action. This forces you to have all your jsp's in the context
root, not arranged in directories.
I don't want to change m
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