On 2/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Rahul, thank you very much for your reply. After reading your statement that the dialog jars should not really effect my application, I removed them from my WEB-INF/lib directory again. Actually i had tried this before with no success, but it turned out that it was a problem with my eclispe caching stuff (even after a refresh/clean/rebuild)! So I deleted my server, created a new one, and was thrilled to see that i could go beyond what i had before..:)My happiness was short lived though.. and instead of going into the gory details, let me ask you two things: 1. Is it necessary to add this in my web.xml:<listener> <listener> <listener-class> org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener </listener-class> </listener> *even though* I don't use spring in my application? I removed it but ran into trouble and googling led me to this solution: http://www.mail-archive.com/issues@shale.apache.org/msg00050.html which made me think I ought to add in web.xml it anyways.. In any case my app would not start up without it.. Am I right..? 2. The tiles uri I used to have before (in my jsps) was http://jakarta.apache.org/tiles. However that doesn't work now and I now use http://struts.apache.org/tags-tiles. Is this correct? (I got this uri from the tld in tiles.core-2.0-r68346-SNAPSSHOT.jar). I did 1 above in order to get rid of a java.lang.IllegalStateException: No WebApplicationContext error. And I changed my uri as outlined in 2 above in order to resolve a "I don't know what you mean by this uri" kind of problem.
<snip/> About (1), if you're not using Spring, better off taking out all Spring jars and the shale-spring jar from the application. (2) sounds correct, and it might change further now that Tiles is a top level project at Apache. Again, seems unrelated to the 403 bit. -Rahul
I am now back to the 403 (Access forbidden) page. Would I need to add anything more/different in chain-config.xml? Or am I again barking up the wrong tree? btw, I don't access my logon.jsp directly either. My 'welcome-file list" has index0.jsp. And index0.jsp forwards to index1.jsp using <jsp:forward page="index1.faces"/>.. This has always worked before (before I did the upgrade to the new shale/faces/tiles..) Thank you very much again for your time; I really appreciate it! Geeta
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