torsdag februar 28 2002 kl. 03:53 PM skrev David A. D. Konrad:
>> I am trying to create my first real struts application, but I had trouble >> with my Form-Bean was always null in my derived perform routine. I found >> that my FormBean was extending Object instead of >> org.apache.struts.action. >> .ActionForm, and that correcting this fixed my problem. I would have >> appreciated that Struts complained to the browser instead of silently >> discarding my bean. > > Struts cannot be responsible for handling ANY kind of misuse - imho! I would be perfectly happy with an exception thrown. Or a log entry. Or just about ANYTHING from the system except complete silence. I am trying to make people use this system, and I am the most experienced Javacoder here. I will readily admit that it doesn't mean much, when it takes me hours to figure out what would have stared me straight in the eye if I had gotten a typecast exception. I am sincerely trying to make this work, since I would be well of being able to show real functionality by Monday, but if I run into more problems like this - being a newbie this will happen if it can - then I might not be able to. Are there other common newbie traps that I should be aware of? I have 1500 unread messages on this list, so I am not quite up to date (but I have time after Monday). Thank you all in advance, -- Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen Scandiatransplant, c/o Christian Mondrup 89 49 53 01 http://biobase.dk/~tra -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
