Noted. I thank you all for your clarification and
information.
--- Yan Hu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- "O. Oke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Can anyone please tell me where the "main" (public
> > static void main...) class of a Strus web
> application
> > can be found. To put it anot
--- "O. Oke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone please tell me where the "main" (public
> static void main...) class of a Strus web application
> can be found. To put it another way, when I click a
> button in an HTML form, which "main" class kick starts
> the chain of processing that eventu
From: "O. Oke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To put it another way, when I click a
button in an HTML form, which "main" class kick starts
the chain of processing that eventually leads to my
action class being executed?
The "entry point" for Struts is in the doPost (or doGet) method of
org.apache.struts.
O. Oke wrote:
Can anyone please tell me where the "main" (public
static void main...) class of a Strus web application
can be found. To put it another way, when I click a
button in an HTML form, which "main" class kick starts
the chain of processing that eventually leads to my
action class bein
it's somewhere deep inside the servlet container.
I think what you need to look at is the action servlet, which is defined
in the web.xml in a struts webapp
O. Oke wrote:
Can anyone please tell me where the "main" (public
static void main...) class of a Strus web application
can be found. To
Can anyone please tell me where the "main" (public
static void main...) class of a Strus web application
can be found. To put it another way, when I click a
button in an HTML form, which "main" class kick starts
the chain of processing that eventually leads to my
action class being executed?
Than
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