Hi Kevin,
As it turns out, it was a permission issue relating to the ognl package.
On startup, classes from this package attempt to invoke methods from
classpath jars. In order for it to succeed at doing this, it needs
permission (if you are running tomcat with some sort of permission
manager).
Michelle Baert wrote:
Aladin wrote:
I have the simplest of Struts2 application and I keep getting an error
in
the logs stating:
ERROR TP-Processor5 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext - Error
filterStart
...
This looks very similar to what I get with all my struts2 apps.
See thread: "I
Aladin wrote:
> I have the simplest of Struts2 application and I keep getting an error
> in
> the logs stating:
>
> ERROR TP-Processor5 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext - Error
> filterStart
> ...
This looks very similar to what I get with all my struts2 apps.
See thread: "I still cannot
Search the archives or nabble / etc. IIRC this was
discussed not all that long ago!
d.
--- Aladin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well... as it turns out, it looks like the problem
> is arising from the
> ConfigurationManager, when it tries to
> getConfigurationProviders(). I've
> added stacktrace
Well... as it turns out, it looks like the problem is arising from the
ConfigurationManager, when it tries to getConfigurationProviders(). I've
added stacktraces to the source code of
"com.opensymphony.xwork2.config.ConfigurationManager" and it revealed the
following error:
25 Jul 2007 11:12:04,21
Without more setup details I'm not sure how we can
help; what JARs do you have in WEB-INF/lib?
d.
--- Aladin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks as thought the root of the problem occurs in
> Dispatcher when it calls:
>
> private Container init_PreloadConfiguration() {
> Configuration config =
Looks as thought the root of the problem occurs in Dispatcher when it calls:
private Container init_PreloadConfiguration() {
Configuration config = configurationManager.getConfiguration();
...
}
So, the problem hierarchy:
Filter:init():dispatcher.init() => Dispatcher:init_PreloadConfiguration
The class is actually packaged as test.Test, I just removed it from the
post for simplicity (I won't do that next time).
Also, I've tried the two url-patterns. Both /* and /execute/* don't work.
They give the same error.
Aladin
> There appears to be a few things that may be causing your probl
There appears to be a few things that may be causing your problem -
First off, is your class not qualified with a package, or maybe you're
using the spring-plugin? If not, in your action configuration, it seems
like the action is configured incorrectly -
Maybe should be -
Next, you
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