I did complete rebuild and worked fine without any changes
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Hi,
I am using struts 1.3 and running my application in WAS7. When I try to
access my application(http://localhost:9080/dashboard/index.html where
dashboard is context root), I get the below error.
Error 404:
com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.servlet.exception.NoTargetForURIException:No target
servlet conf
Hi,
I am using struts 1.3 and have developed the application in RAD (WAS7).
Everthing is looking good from local developement env. I generated EAR and
deployed in WAS7 test server. When I try to access the application, i get
the below error. Recently we upgraded the test server from WAS6 to WAS7.
Hi,
I am using struts 2.2.3 version and pretty new to Struts. I have 2 issues
with respect to handling ajax request.
Issue 1:
I defined a method in Action class and mapped that method to struts.xml
mapping and gave that action class name in ajax request URL as given below.
Javascript:
reque
Hi,
I wanted to perform javascript validation when HTML link is clicked. If
validation fails, I want to stop the process. In Javascript function, i
added return false. so that it stops the process.
When I was running the application, after performing the javascript
validation (though Layout ID is
Hi,
Here is the actual URL which is getting posted
http://localhost:9080/dashboard/emaillayout.do?function=fileUpload
I am exactly using the same URL for non-ajax request as given below(ajax
related code commented out).
if(uploadFile != null && uploadFile.value == "")
al
Hi,
I am using struts 1.3.8 with ajax to load the content of a selected file
into another textarea as soon as user selects the text file.
my action class extended from DispatchAction.
Here is the URL, i specified in ajax request:
var url = "emaillayout.do?function=fileUpload";
I have writt
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