Try adding matching getters for your setters, to make sure Weblogic sees these as properties.
-- Martin Cooper "chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I'm having trouble getting a custom ActionMapping class populated with the > contents of a <set-property ... /> element of a Struts <action ..> </action> > declaration. > > My code works under Tomcat, but not under Weblogic 8.1. > > Can anyone provide any pointers? > > Everything's fine, except that the custom properties don't get set. > > > The custom class: > > public class MyActionMapping extends ActionMapping { > ... > public void setUserRequired(String boolStr) { > System.out.println("\n.... setUserRequired(" + boolStr + ")"); > userRequired = getBoolean(userRequired, boolStr); > } > > // This is here to show the Mapping getting loaded, and it does > public void setInput(String input) { > System.out.println("\n.... setInput(" + input + ")"); > super.setInput(input); > } > ... > } > > > The struts-config: > > <action-mappings type="MyActionMapping"> > <action path="..." > scope="request" > name="FileUploadForm" > input="BadData.jsp"> > <set-property value="false" property="userRequired" /> > </action> > ... > </action-mappings> > > When my app loads I get this output from WebLogic: > > --- > .... MyActionMapping.setInput(BadData.jsp) > > .... MyActionMapping.setInput(some.login.page) > --- > > So the correct ActionMapping class is being used, but the <set-property /> > has no effect. > > Thanks, > > Chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
