Acutally I have a thought for Struts Developers, I am also config the action individually in small config file, everytime I add a new action, I need to change the web.xml file.
I would be nice to change the StrutsConfig to allow a directory as a config entry, so I just define a directory for Struts config and Struts read all files under the directory, so I save me the effort and checkpoint to modify web.xml and solve the problem in the email gracefully. Regards On 12/8/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Deepa Khetan asked: > > > > I have faced some problems during deployment. If i have > > multiple struts-config.xml in my application, i map them in > > my web.xml. So far, so good!! But the problem is when i > > deploy the code on producion, some of the struts-configs > > might be missing from the server(for the simple reason, that > > they are stll under development and have not been released to > > production). I then need to change the mappings in web.xml, > > else it throws an error on the first page of the application, > > which looks extremely ugly and frightful!!! Is there a way in > > which i can handle this exception gracefully?? Or can i > > somewhere specify that it should ignore the mappings for the > > non-existent struts-config.xml ?? > > I don't know the aswer for catching that exception, but this sounds like > a configuration managment problem, to me. Why is the updated web.xml > being deployed separately from the added struts-config.xml file? I > suggest promoting a set of related changes from development to > production all at the same time (and to have an integration or > acceptance test environment between the two). The promoted build should > be made from a tagged set of files in your version control system. > > - George > http://www.idiacomputing.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -- Yujun Liang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
