Yep, it's in there. My directory structure is as follows:
/EcoSim/
/EcoSim/web (JSPs are here)
/EcoSim/META-INF
/EcoSim/WEB-INF/ (web.xml is here)
/EcoSim/WEB-INF/classes (struts.xml is here)
/EcoSim/WEB-INF/classes/actions (Welcome
Hi,
Where do you have your sturts.xml? is it inside the folder
WEB-INF/classes/ ? if not you have to move the file to that folder and try.
Thanks,
Nuwan
thecyth wrote:
I typed this in:
http://localhost:8080/EcoSim/WelcomeAction.action
Same result:
The requested resource (/EcoSim/Welcome
I typed this in:
http://localhost:8080/EcoSim/WelcomeAction.action
Same result:
The requested resource (/EcoSim/WelcomeAction.action) is not available.
nuwan chandrasoma-2 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Based on your struts.xml, i dont think you have a URL configured like this
>
> /EcoSim/web/welcom
Hi,
Based on your struts.xml, i dont think you have a URL configured like this
/EcoSim/web/welcome.action
so why don't you type this URL in the browser and see what is the outcome
/EcoSim/WelcomeAction.action
Thanks,
Nuwan
thecyth wrote:
I get this error message when I try to access ANY of
put the box inside the iterate loop:
the actionform knows how many boxes being checked by the user.
On 11/29/07, akash agrawal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi John,
>
> Thanks for the insight. If you can share some code that will be helpful to
> understand how you used multibox tag. ( I haven
I get this error message when I try to access ANY of the
resources in my app.
The requested resource (/EcoSim/web/welcome.action) is not
available.
Here's my setup:
--
welcome.jsp:
<%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" %>
<%@ taglib prefix="s" uri="/struts-tags
xniit2003 wrote:
Hi,
I am new in struts2.
In my action class I declared some global fields and one execute method.This
class extends another class, which extends Actionsupport class. Now my
execute method is getting processed twice.
From this execute method, execution goes to some other method,
Hi,
I am new in struts2.
In my action class I declared some global fields and one execute method.This
class extends another class, which extends Actionsupport class. Now my
execute method is getting processed twice.
>From this execute method, execution goes to some other method, which also
gettin
Thanks for the help. It did point me in the good direction. Here is the
answer:
RuntimeConfiguration runtimeConfiguration =
Dispatcher.getInstance().getConfigurationManager().getConfiguration().getRuntimeConfiguration();
Map actionConfigs = runtimeConfiguration.getActionConfig
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