Re: Getting started--mapping URLs to pages

2007-10-30 Thread Dave Newton
--- Troy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > No, but now I have struts.xml in the correct > directory and I am getting the same error. It's being deployed to /WEB-INF/classes? > (Also, where should the jsp file go?) > /menu/Menu.jsp In /menu/Menu.jsp. You may want to turn up the log level to see wha

Re: Getting started--mapping URLs to pages

2007-10-29 Thread Troy S
Nuwan, No, but now I have struts.xml in the correct directory and I am getting the same error. (Also, where should the jsp file go?) Thanks... Troy nuwan chandrasoma-2 wrote: > > Hi, > > do you have your struts.xml file inside WEB-INF/classes folder? > > Thanks, > > Nuwan > > Troy S wro

Re: Getting started--mapping URLs to pages

2007-10-29 Thread Nuwan Chandrasoma
Hi, do you have your struts.xml file inside WEB-INF/classes folder? Thanks, Nuwan Troy S wrote: Struts fans. I am trying to add to the struts 2.0.9 blank application. I tried adding actions based on the excellent book in progress Struts2 in Action. I tried loading the URL http://ashanti:80

Re: getting started

2006-03-13 Thread Leon Rosenberg
On 3/13/06, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > starki78 wrote: > > Hibernate is a very fine tool to learn the basics of java Database > > programming very deeply so if you have time beneath your studies you can > > learn most from Hibernate!! > > > > As a counter-view, I would argue that Hi

Re: getting started

2006-03-13 Thread Dave Newton
starki78 wrote: > Hibernate is a very fine tool to learn the basics of java Database > programming very deeply so if you have time beneath your studies you can > learn most from Hibernate!! > As a counter-view, I would argue that Hibernate actually _masks_ the basics of Java database programm

Re: Getting started with struts-chain/commons-chain

2005-03-06 Thread Richard Bywater
Thanks Bill - at first I wondered why I didn't see it earlier but I note that its only just been published :) I'll have a read and hopefully it'll all make sense to me! Thanks Richard. On Sun, 6 Mar 2005 16:56:51 -0500, Bill Siggelkow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ahh ... a chance toot my own h

Re: Getting started with struts-chain/commons-chain

2005-03-06 Thread Bill Siggelkow
Ahh ... a chance toot my own horn! http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2005/03/02/commonchains.html Also, Richard, I am working on Part II which digs into how Struts uses chain -- Part II should be out in a week or so ... I strongly you suggest that you first get your head wrapped around Chain b