Niklas,
I've answered that question from my previous employer and what I did was to
basically reuse the form because
it was used everywhere in the application. The persistent evil of copy and
pasting whoever coded it possessed him
because he replicated the same form 17 times. Which means the for
There's something in your container that's looking for a specific property but
couldn't find it. Sometimes these types of exceptions are misleading. So
it can be a misconfiguration issue between JBoss and Struts 2.
Rommel
From: Michael Obster
To: Struts User
I think that the department object needs to be declared as a bean first before
you can actually reference it.
Rommel
From: Security Management
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Sent: Thursday, April 9, 2009 10:54:21 AM
Subject: Help with an Expression in a JSP pa
Sallemel,
If you uncheck the box, you should have a javascript event on your page that
iterates to your form
variables and re-assign a new value = "". Something like this
document.form. CAjustTypeAjust = "".
Let me know if this works.
From: elyes sallem
To
Riya,
I'm sure that if you trace the request submission from JSP to your Action class
by debugging it step by step you will find where the culprit will be. I had one
experience
before that took me hours to figure out whats wrong in our JSP page where its
not showing
block of data. After debuggin
Hi Christian,
There are two sides of the story here.
One is to type those UTF-8 characters onto your properties file (probably
several combination of key strokes) and make sure that file editor you are using
is configured for encoding UTF-8.
The other is ensuring your code to read UTF-8 encode
Raju,
Check your log level. There are different levels to this as shown below:
ALL
DEBUG
ERROR
FATAL
INFO
OFF
TRACE
TRACE_INT
WARN
I'm assuming your log level is turned on for INFO. I provided the link below
for your reference on each log level which describes what it does.
http://logging.apac
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