thks dave for such an explanation. i got what you are saying..i was really nt aware of the fact.. about entering valida data i am inputting valid data aal the tme..
On 3/11/08, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- aum strut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > i am using two jsp pages here namely index.jsp for getting inputs > > HelloWorld.jsp-->for displaying the results.. > > as indexs .jsp is being displayed on start up i have configuredit in > > web.xml > > Okay, I've said like a million times that if you access the JSP page > directly, not through an action, the HTML rendered by the form tag will be > incorrect: <s:form...> will not create the "action" attribute property > correctly. > > If you access index.jsp directly without going through an action the > <s:form...> tag will generate a <form...> tag that looks something like > this: > > <form id="TestExample" name="TestExample" onsubmit="return true;" > action="/aum1/jsp/TestExample.action" method="post"> > > Notice how the action of the <form...> tag is wrong: it's getting the jsp > directory added to it. Bypassing an action and expecting the S2 tags to > work > will lead to issues. > > If you access index.jsp going through an action the <s:form...> tag will > generate a <form...> tag that looks something like this: > > <form id="TestExample" name="TestExample" onsubmit="return true;" > action="/aum1/TestExample.action" method="post"> > > See the difference? > > Do you understand what I'm saying? I'm not going to answer this question > again; somebody else may, though, if you keep asking it. > > > Are you doing any validation? no as i know i have not validated > > the inputs not at client side not at my action class. > > Are you entering a valid date? A type conversion error can also send you > back > to the "input" result. > > Dave > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
