AFAIK you also need to create an actions.xml file that is in your
classpath. Save the following file in actions.xml in WEB-INF/classes.
<actions>
<action name="ProjectList" alias="ProjectList">
<!--<view name="input">/path/to/input/file.jsp</view>-->
</action>
</actions>
Then your action should work.
Cheers,
Scott
Fredrik Karlsson wrote:
> Hi Matt (and others)!
>
> I think you misunderstood me, I wanted to create my own small
> application by modifying some existing code, not add some of my own
> stuff to the webwork examples.
>
> I still haven't managed to get this to work so I'll try to explain it
> better this time.
>
> I have a simple jsp-file that contains the following code:
>
> <webwork:action name="'ProjectList'" id="projekt">
> <iterator:subset source="projectArray" start="1">
> <webwork:iterator>
> <webwork:property/><br>
> </webwork:iterator>
> </iterator:subset>
> </webwork:action>
>
> The function projectArray is in the file
> e:\testapp\src\resources\web\action\ProjectList.java
>
> If I use webwork.action.packages=webwork.action.standard, action
> and have e:\testapp\src\resources\web in my classpath, shouldn't this
> work?
>
> I get "IllegalArgumentException: Action 'ProjectList' not found"
>
> Are there any examples other than the ones bundled with WW available?
> If not, I would greatly appreciate if someone could mail me a small,
> simple sample that doesn't use webwork.examples.
>
> Thanks /Fredrik ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
> From: "Matt Baldree" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Fredrik Karlsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Webwork-user] problems w. package, WW action, structure
> Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 18:42:10 -0500
>
> WebWork finds its Actions from its properties file. If you are working
> from the WAR file the place to look for this file is under WEB-
> INF/classes. In this file there is a property
> name "webwork.action.packages" that is set to "webwork.examples,
> webwork.action.standard". This property tells WebWork were to look for
> the Actions. This allows you to reference Actions with the prefix in
> mind. So, if you had an action called "ProjectList" in
> webwork.examples, then you could reference it by just "ProjectList" or
> you can specify it with absolute the package
> name "webwork.examples.ProjectList".
>
> So, if you started your own project, you would have a properties file
> similar to the one provided but with a property setting similar to the
> following: "webwork.action.packages=webwork.action.standard,com.foo.acti
> on".
>
> See inline comments as well. Refer to the documentation for more
> details.
>
> -Matt
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Fredrik Karlsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2002 5:39 PM
> Subject: [Webwork-user] problems w. package, WW action, structure
>
>
>
>>I'm playing a bit with Webwork, trying to figure out how to do stuff.
>>I tried to modify the iterator example provided with webwork but I
>>seem to have forgotten a thing or two about packages, actions and
>>possibly even more stuff...
>>
>>In the file d:\testapp\src\resources\web\test.jsp I have the
>
> following
>
>>code (and more..):
>>
>>Array as iterator:<br>
>><webwork:action name="'action.ProjectList'" id="projekt">
>
>
> just "ProjectList"
>
>
>> <iterator:subset source="projectArray" start="1">
>> <webwork:iterator>
>> <webwork:property/><br>
>> </webwork:iterator>
>> </iterator:subset>
>></webwork:action>
>>
>>The file d:\testapp\src\resources\web\action\ProjectList.java has
>
> this
>
>>snippet of code (and more)
>>
>
>
> locate this file in src\main\webwork\examples instead of src\resources..
>
>
>>package action;
>>
>>import webwork.action.ActionSupport;
>>import java.util.ArrayList;
>>import java.util.List;
>>--
>>public class ProjectList
>> extends ActionSupport
>>{......
>> public Object[] getProjectArray()
>> {
>> return projects.toArray();
>> }
>>}
>>
>>When I try do run test.jsp (in Jetty+JBoss by the way) I get: "Action
>>'action.ProjectList' not found" even though I have
>>d:\testapp\src\resources\web in my classpath..
>>
>>* Have I placed the files in weird directories?
>>* Have I used the package feature incorrectly?
>>* Is my webwork syntax incorrect?
>>* Or, is all of the above WRONG?
>>
>>The examples provided with Webwork are excellent but I feel that it
>
> is
>
>>somewhat difficult to backtrace and figure out how the whole thing is
>>done...
>>
>>Thanks /Fredrik
>
>
>
>
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