I am developing an application that utilizes Struts 2.0.9 and Spring that will perform as a CMS type system. It is a rewrite of a PHP application from several years ago. Within the PHP app, there was a logical tie between 'model' objects. A category was a logical demarcation of types of information. Within each category there are one to many different behavior types - Mailroom, Articles, Documents (Downloads), Image Gallery, etc. allowing for somewhat easy growth as needs require.
Naturally, the new Struts application uses some of these same concepts of logically linking the category with behaviors and records of a type with the associated behavior. There are two generic views allowing users to quickly review information - a Category view (not surprisingly, a Category action in the '/category' namespace, with multiple methods such as list, view, save, edit, etc.) and a Behavior view with the same pattern of methods in the /behavior namespace. The category view displays summaries of all of the behaviors associated with that category. The behavior view lists only the records of that behavior's type in their own namespaces (i.e. /article, /document, /image, etc.). The final view is specific to the type of record - view an article, image, download a document, etc. These records are found using request parameters supplied by the category or behavior view. So far all of these function as expected but being studious in my debugging efforts, I enabled debug logging on my actions and I see that when an action is called to view a particular record type (say /article.action?record=10) debug messages are displaying indicating that the category.view method is being called as if iterating over each of the behaviors that it 'contains'. I have commented out the inclusion of the category action and namespace and I attempt to access the behavior view URL (thus bypassing the category view all together) and I am given a stack trace indicating that there is no view method for namespace /category defined. This message is unexpected since there should be no association to the category action whatsoever. I am at a loss as to how to identify where this action is being called from as it is not contained within any of the action definitions nor as a result of some global result definition. Can someone suggest a class that I can debug within eclipse to help me identify where this action is being called from (such as an interceptor, filter)? I have checked all of my view JSP files and found no references to s:action tag calls, so I am thinking there is something in the java code that is a misconfiguration in my action definitions in some way. Thanks in advance, Scott --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]