Hi,
I suspect that the Tiles definition factory is not properly initialized. The initialization has changed between Struts1.0 and struts1.1b2, to follow the new struts request processing. You need now a TilesRequestProcessor which is set by the TilesPlugin. You don't need the ComponentActionServlet anymore. Check http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/userGuide/dev_tiles.html. Cedric Cagan Senturk wrote: >Hi, >I am running struts-1.1-b2 on Weblogic 7, and am getting 404-Page not >found as result of the following code: > >TileDefinitions.xml: ><tiles-definitions> ><definition name="firstPageBaseDef" >path="/p3/layout/firstPageLayout.jsp"> >....some <put> elements here ></definition> ><!-- Portal First Page --> ><definition name="portalFirst" extends="firstPageBaseDef"> >....some <put> elements here ></definition> ></tiles-definitions> > >Action mapping section in struts-config.xml: ><action-mappings> ><action path="/p3/index" > type="com.emirca.pp.controller.actionhandler.GreetAction" > validate="false"> ><forward name="success" path="portalFirst"/> ></action> ></action-mappings> > >And the Action class (GreetAction) tries the following: >public ActionForward perform(ActionMapping actionMapping, >ActionForm form, HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res){ >return actionMapping.findForward("success"); >} > >I checked that findForward("success") finds the ActionForward with path >= portalFirst.... > >But even though 'portalFirst' is defined in TileDefinitions.xml, i'm >getting a 404-Page Not Found Error. > >When I replace the "portalFirst" with a jsp that exists, like >path="/p3/jsp/index.jsp", that works.... > >The same code was working fine with struts1.0.2 (with tiles.jar)...I >just started having this problem after I switched to struts-1.1b2.. > >I'd appreciate any help on this... > >Thanks, >Cagan Senturk >Emirca Technologies, Inc. >75 Spring St. 8th Floor >NYC, NY 10012 >tel (917) 237 2937 >fax (212) 343 7446 >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://www.emirca.com > > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
