Ok, I found the problem ... I did some more searching on the Internet,
and it was a previouus, much older message which I did not see at first:
The first Action-Mapping in order to set-up the MemberAddressForm was
defined as:
type="com.tjh.csaa.beans.MemberAddressAction"
name="MemberAdd
I've done a lot more research on this issue and the I found the
web-site: http://husted.com/struts/catalog.html
which proved to be an invaluable aid in the best practices of how to
create a Struts-based wab-application.
I also found this site which seemed to give me all the answers I needed
or
Thanks for the info.
"membership_address.do" is the Action from the JSP page when I do my
submit. If I call the this Action with validate=true, then it's going
to call the FormBean Validate method first, and if anything is required,
then it would get errors and return to the calling page with a
From: "Tom Holmes Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> So, the way I started to handle this is call the JSP page directly with
> the form. I got the 'member' object from session and I populated the
> value field as follows:
>
> Would this be appropriate? It works except for my checkboxes.
No. Set those
I'm a newbie struts, but I am making progress. As I've worked on my
application, I am learning more and it also causes me to ask more questions.
So, I have a login form, a loginAction, LoginBean, and it all works
great. The LoginBean calls out to the database, passing in a username
to the dat
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