Re: [S2] How to get rid of "WARNING: No configuration found for the specified action:"?

2009-01-15 Thread Christian Priebe
Hey, it's just an ace (?), but shouldn't you omit the *.action file extension in the action-attribute. Struts2 will fill in the extension configured in your struts.properties automatically. Try something like this: Perhaps, that helps. (Can't test it now) Christian Robert Graf-Waczenski

Re: s:property tag with action attribute of form/submit

2009-01-14 Thread Christian Priebe
Hey, since %{actionUrl} is simple OGNL you should be able to use it directly in the s:submit-Tag like this: Christian Leena Borle schrieb: Hello, I want to use s:property tag in action attribute of s:submit, like this, " theme="ajax" targets="dummy_div" /> Is this possibl

Re: [S2] Avoiding nested tags / Using Sitemesh properties within Struts 2 tags

2009-01-10 Thread Christian Priebe
set by the value-attribute, right? I hope there is another possibility. I didn't thought I'm the only one with such a need. Thanks, Christian Dave Newton schrieb: Christian Priebe wrote: " /> won't work. Now my question: What alternative do I have to achieve what I want

[S2] Avoiding nested tags / Using Sitemesh properties within Struts 2 tags

2009-01-10 Thread Christian Priebe
Hey, I want to use a sitemesh property got by the tag within a Struts2 tag to make a special include dynamically controllable by the decorated content page. But as we all know a nested tag like " /> won't work. Now my question: What alternative do I have to achieve what I want (if there is a

[S2] Avoiding nested tags / Using Sitemesh properties within Struts 2 tags

2009-01-10 Thread Christian Priebe
Hey, I want to use a sitemesh property obtained by the tag within a Struts2 tag to make a special include dynamically controllable by the decorated content page. But as we all know a nested tag like " /> won't work. Now my question: What alternative do I have to achieve what I want (if the