Dear All,
I am working through Roughley's book (Struts-2.0.9) and am having trouble
with the first example using annotations. The stack trace I get is:
December 10, 2007
December 10, 2007
org.apache.maven.BuildFailureException: Compilation failure
\*Compilation\* failure?
Did you import the annotation it's giving you the
error for?
web.xml won't affect compilation, but I don't
understand why you don't have a mapping for the S2
dispatcher (does it default to /* or something? I'd
map it explicitly anyway, if that's the case.)
d.
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This is chapter 3, right? I just ran the command mvn clean compile
from my local copy and everything compiles correctly. Are you compiling
from an IDE? If so, do you have all the JAR files in the project?
/Ian
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Ian Roughley
From Down Around, Inc.
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Ian/Dave,
Thanks for the advice. I constructed the project from the command line
using Maven2 (First time). My OS is Suse10.0. I have imported the project
into Eclipse but I've just used the IDE for editing and hints and have
still used the command line for compilation.
The ZCAction.java
Weird. I opened the ZCAction.java file, and I can see the imports right
there :-)
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Ian Roughley
From Down Around, Inc.
Consulting * Training / Mentoring * Agile Process * Open Source
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Robert Harrison wrote:
Ian/Dave,
Thanks for the
If you Organize Importsed it may have removed the
imports it couldn't find.
I'd try using one of the Maven plugins and allowing
Maven dependency management and either turning off
automatic project building or set up appropriate
output directories for all the relevant source
directories.
d.
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Okay. Problem solved. My confusion was that, in the book, the imports are
not shown. Eclipse suggested the correct imports and, when included in the
file, the file compiles. My error was in assuming that the filter in
web.xmlwas all that was needed.
Thanks.
Bob
On Nov 29, 2007 1:55 PM, Dave
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