Danny, A couple things: First, the path attribute should begin with a "/". When the ExceptionHandler has its execute() method called, if the path is specified, it creates an ActionForward on the fly using the path attribute that you specify. Otherwise, the input attribute is used from the action mapping. Take a look at the JavaDoc for the "path" property in the org.apache.struts.config.ForwardConfig class and see if that helps to some sense of what's going on.
Chuck > Chuck, > > What is your take on this? When I throw and Exception within and Action, > Struts found my declared Exception alright. But it doesn't seems to find > the path to the resource I declared. This happens in my SubApp, and I was > using the Tiles Controller. Noticed, the path I defined for the Exception > wasn't a Tiles Definition, it is relative to the Application Context. And > also, in your books where you specify the DTD's ELEMENT for 'exception', you > weren't mention anything about how it should behave with SubApp. I see no > attribute like contextRelative for the > Forward elements. > > Thanks, > > danny -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
