Hi,
rdr wrote:
<jsp:include page="/publishers.html?method=viewActivitySummary"/>
or
<jsp:include page="/publishers.html">
<jsp:param name="method" value="viewActivitySummary"/>
</jsp:include>
Where publishers.html is mapped to a multiaction controller and
viewActivitySummary is not the default method.
For some reason, the default method gets invoked instead of the one
specified (viewActivitySummary) when the page is rendered for the first
time. The parameter "method" does not even exist in the request. Any other
action (refresh) corrects the problem.
Isn't "method" reserved for things like "post" and "get"? In the
boilerplate code generated for xxAction classes by the AppFuse Struts 2
variant, the "prepare" method starts with:
if (getRequest().getMethod().equalsIgnoreCase("post")) ..
Now, I realise that request.getMethod() isn't necessarily checking for a
URL- or post-parameter named "method", but I wonder if using that
parameter name is part of your problem. I note that in struts.xml the
action tags include an attribute named "method" but maybe this is
actually used in some way other than as a URL-parameter or post-parameter.
HTH,
Rob Hills
Waikiki, Western Australia
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