Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Sounds like you have made some great progress! Pat yourself on the back :) Langdon Stevenson wrote: Hi Bill Thanks to your advice once again I have solved what was a very simple problem. You suggestion of running the app with a debugger did the trick. It took me long enough to get the Tomcat 4.0

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Thanks to your advice once again I have solved what was a very simple problem. You suggestion of running the app with a debugger did the trick. It took me long enough to get the Tomcat 4.0.6 / IDEA integration working. Initially it wouldn't find the servlets, but would find jsps. No id

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

My appology to the list. Outlook Express and a weak wireless connection confused me and I sent this message multiple times. Langdon > Hi Bill > > Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. - To unsubscribe,

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. When unit testing in debug through IDEA I can see the object in the session being populated step by step, however when I run the compiled web app under Struts with JWebUnit, or a browser, I get the problem. I am up against my

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. When unit testing in debug through IDEA I can see the object in the session being populated step by step, however when I run the compiled web app under Struts with JWebUnit, or a browser, I get the problem. I am up against my

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. When unit testing in debug through IDEA I can see the object in the session being populated step by step, however when I run the compiled web app under Struts with JWebUnit, or a browser, I get the problem. I am up against my

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. When unit testing in debug through IDEA I can see the object in the session being populated step by step, however when I run the compiled web app under Struts with JWebUnit, or a browser, I get the problem. I am up against my

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. When unit testing in debug through IDEA I can see the object in the session being populated step by step, however when I run the compiled web app under Struts with JWebUnit, or a browser, I get the problem. I am up against my

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. When unit testing in debug through IDEA I can see the object in the session being populated step by step, however when I run the compiled web app under Struts with JWebUnit, or a browser, I get the problem. I am up against my

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Hi Bill Indeed I do have scope set to "session" in struts-config.xml. When unit testing in debug through IDEA I can see the object in the session being populated step by step, however when I run the compiled web app under Struts with JWebUnit, or a browser, I get the problem. I am up against my

Re: Bean tag and session data issue

Are you setting scope="session" for the actions in your struts-config.xml? If so, I'd take it through a debugger. - Bill Siggelkow Langdon Stevenson wrote: Having overcome my validation problem with help from the list (thanks Bill) I now find myself banging my head against another wall. I now