I am having a wierd problem where my action calls are not forwarding to the
correct page. Actually it works one time, but when I try to run the same
action again (this time on the same page) it attempts to go to a different
action (i.e. INPUT). Here is how I have it set up:
struts.xml
Folks,
Eureka! I finally tracked it down to a logic error in my app:
I had extended the Struts RequestProcessor to provide a custom
processRoles() method. This checks that users are logged in before they can
access an action, and also performs role base permission checking.
processRoles() was
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Thanks Marco
Yes that's right. The war file is called ExpenSysWT.war and the Tomcat
context is ExpenSysWT.
If
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Hello,
What's
Hello,
What's the name of your webapp?
If u deploy in tomcat, ur context will be the name of your .war file if
I m correct.
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it is a Struts problem or somehow linked to your setup.
Jan
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Yes, I understand (I think!).
How do
: 30 June 2004 11:49
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Hi Adam,
I thought that it might be that - as you are not in any "action" before you
actually login -
sults. If the user logs in (the login.do
action works!) and then presses back to return to the login page the same
URL now works.
I am baffled :-)
Adam
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Thanks Jan,
You may be right but I am not sure how this would help
The "login" global forward redirects the user to a Login.jsp page. From
Login.jsp 2 ac
ive link to the page you are on at the time not from the root of the application.
Chris McCormack
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Hi Adam,
I am new to Struts so this is more of a shot in the dark but anyway... Could
it be th
Have you tried
adding a global forward for your help.do as well?
Cheers, Jan
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Thanks Jim, I'll keep digging and let you know.
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omcat config or is the Struts config. I would
have thought that if its Tomcat it would never work.
TIA - Adam
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I think you're on the right track with your idea that no action has run
first. Usually in Struts an action should run before the JSP is seen.
Does it work i
ed in, and this strikes me as odd.
What in the login process could be altering the way Tomcat behaves?
TIA - Adam
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what point is the 500 being thrown?
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Folks,
I have a strange problem that is confusing me:
I have a simple login page with a Help button defined like this:
"
When pressed, the JavaScript displayHelp() method below is called:
function displayHelp(context)
{
[snip]
var url = ""
url += "?context=" + context;
[snip]
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