Try placing a 'do' and the end of "/searchresultaction":
<forward name="searchresultaction" path="/searchresultaction.do"/>
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Subject: ActionForward to another Action bean
> Subject: ActionForward to another Action bean
> From: Harsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> ===
> In "Struts:Fast Track" book, chapter 7 has explained how to pass data
> from one action bean to another.
> I am trying same thing except instead of using "/do/* action servlet
> mapping I am using "*.do"
>
> Here is how my strut-config.xml looks like
>
>
> <!-- search -->
> <action path="/search"
> type="com.action.SearchAction"
> name="SearchForm"
> scope="request"
> validate="false"
> input="/search.jsp">
> <forward name="searchresultaction" path="/searchresultaction"/>
> </action>
> <!-- searchresult -->
> <action path="/searchresultaction"
> type="com.action.SearchResultAction"
> scope="request"
> input="/searchresult.jsp">
> <forward name="searchresultpg" path="/searchresult.jsp"/>
> In SearchAction class I am forwarding the control to next action bean
> which is suppose to display the searchresult.jsp
>
> // forward control to the specified success URI*/
> return (mapping.findForward("searchresultaction"));
>
> but I get the following error
>
> message: Invalid path /searchresultaction was requested
>
> description: The request sent by the client was syntactically incorrect
> (Invalid path /searchresultaction was requested).
>
>
> I am certainly doing it wrong.
>
> Since example has shown how it can be done I am sure Action can forward
> to Action class but except this above problem.
>
> Please help me with your inputs.
>
> Thanks for taking time to read my email
>
> -harsh
>
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