I recently checked in a change that would log a warning if
mapping.findForward was called with a forward name that wasn't
recognized. This change didn't make it to the 1.2.7 release, but is
available from nightly builds. Apart from that, it wouldn't be too
hard to customize/extend your Struts installation to handle it the way
you'd wish. You can use a custom request processor that'd log or
redirect or even use a custom ActionMapping class that can intercept
findForward() calls.
Hubert
On 6/13/05, Dan Tenenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My codebase has a lot of lines like this in struts actions:
> return mapping.findForward("foo");
>
> If I make a typo and it turns out that "foo" is not a valid forward
> according to the struts config file, when I hit the action in the
> browser, I get a blank page. Not my designated error page.
>
> Is there some sort of struts-centric way to ensure that an exception
> is thrown and my error page appears? I just want to know if there is
> an existing mechanism to do this. I could easily write a method to do
> it (to be called instead of mapping.findForward()) but it seems that
> this is something Struts should handle.
>
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