Mihai Scripca wrote:
Dale Newfield wrote:
D'oh--sorry--I was assuming struts2. My answers are therefore not
applicable.
-Dale
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Dave Newton wrote:
I'm pretty much lost at this point.
What version of struts are you using?
Im using struts 1.2.7
This is not the behaviour of struts but my desired behaviour!
The server should get the request: /app/context/formAction.do, execute the action formAction ,then
should go
I'm pretty much lost at this point.
What version of struts are you using?
--- Mihai Scripca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the server gets the request: /app/view/formAction.do, executes it then
> goes to struts-config.xml to find the forward and finds:
>
Dale Newfield wrote:
Mihai Scripca wrote:
approach 1
defining 2 actions in struts like this:
a /view/CerereActEdit.do -> X.class
b /edit/CerereActEdit.do -> X.class (same class)
c /CerereActEdit.do -> X.class (same class)
but it seems that struts, whatever action i ran it always uses c
mappi
Mihai Scripca wrote:
approach 1
defining 2 actions in struts like this:
a /view/CerereActEdit.do -> X.class
b /edit/CerereActEdit.do -> X.class (same class)
c /CerereActEdit.do -> X.class (same class)
but it seems that struts, whatever action i ran it always uses c mapping!
This is because o
I have an idea about the development of struts. If there is another way
please let me know!
i want to reuse an action in different context like this:
i mention that im using this mapping in web.xml : *.do
Ive tried 2 approaches
approach 1
defining 2 actions in struts like this:
a /view/CerereAc
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