>>>>> "Wendy" == Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Wendy> David Karr wrote:
>> Ok, that's useful information, especially the fact that the same thing
>> happens with the non-el tags (so it wasn't me :) ).
Wendy> David, I regret to inform you that I lied. When I said I switched to <html>
Wendy> tags and the same thing happened, I did that by adding a <%@ taglib > for
Wendy> the non-el taglib, and manually editing each tag. I missed one, the
Wendy> <html-el:errors/> tag. You probably noticed from the stack trace I posted
Wendy> this morning that that was the tag causing problems... I'm a little slow. ;)
No, I didn't see that. In the stack trace I saw, itt was in the ELFormTag
class that the NPE occurred.
Wendy> Just now, I changed from the EL tags to the normal struts tags by doing
Wendy> this:
Wendy> <%@ taglib uri="http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/tags-html"; prefix="html-el"
Wendy> %>
Wendy> changing the uri and leaving all my tags alone. The page now works.
Wendy> If I change back to the 'tags-html-el' uri and comment out only the
Wendy> <html-el:errors/> tag, the page also works.
Wendy> So I have to blame the Struts-EL 'errors' tag. Say it isn't so! It happens
Wendy> on the first page access, when presumably there wouldn't be any errors for
Wendy> it to display.
I could use a full review of exactly the page that is causing problems,
including the full stack trace, along with a modified page that is not having a
problem.
Now that you have it running in the debugger, you could trace both the failing
scenario and the working scenario and trace back up the stack to the tag
setter/doStartTag and see what's different between the two cases.
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