Re: After sesion invalidate cannot find bean

2004-08-31 Thread Ricardo Andres Quintero
Thank you i will try it later! On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 17:45:29 -0400, Erik Weber wrote > Seemingly (I haven't done this but actually I need to and probably > will try it): > > 1) extend org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor > 2) override either the processPreprocess method, or the > processMa

Re: After sesion invalidate cannot find bean

2004-08-31 Thread Erik Weber
Seemingly (I haven't done this but actually I need to and probably will try it): 1) extend org.apache.struts.action.RequestProcessor 2) override either the processPreprocess method, or the processMapping method, either of which is invoked *before* processActionForm 3) in processPreprocess, issue

Re: After sesion invalidate cannot find bean

2004-08-31 Thread Ricardo Andres Quintero
It sounds good but i dont know how to do it! can u explain to me how to? On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 17:30:44 -0400, Erik Weber wrote > Perhaps you could override one of the RequestProcessor methods, and > check for the existence of a known Session attribute, before Struts > tries to work with the nonex

Re: After sesion invalidate cannot find bean

2004-08-31 Thread Erik Weber
Perhaps you could override one of the RequestProcessor methods, and check for the existence of a known Session attribute, before Struts tries to work with the nonexistent form? Erik Ricardo Andres Quintero wrote: Hello Guys i notice this error that when the session expirates, if an action that u

Re: After sesion invalidate cannot find bean

2004-08-31 Thread James Mitchell
> How can i solve this problem? You can have some way of catching this so the user won't see this error. I use a meta tag that makes the page redirect to /logon.do after the (configurable) timeout has expired (this happens client side and no javascript required). -- James Mitchell Software Engi