Maybe when "sometimes" occurs, something in the first <logic:equals> has
modified the value of "returnValue"?
If not, get out your handy-dandy debugger and enjoy!
- Bill Siggelkow
David Alcoba wrote:
Hi,
We've a very rare problem with our webapp. We've a webapp running under
an iplanet 6 (jvm 1.2) and struts 1.0
There's a simple jsp with a lot of logic:equal (they're not nested) and
all of them eval the same attributed stored in the session. Something
like this:
<logic:equal name="returnValue" value="0">
...
</logic:equal>
<logic:equal name="returnValue" value="1">
...
</logic:equal>
...
This code works fine but "sometimes" the body of all logic:equal are
displayed. In the action we execute before showing this jsp we put in
the request the "returnValue" and we print it in the logs too. When this
rare situation happens the "returnValue" has always a correct value
(0,1,..). Once time the logic:equal turns crazy there's no way to
recover the normal behaviour. All the jsps don't evaluate correctly the
logic:equal tags and the solution is reboot the server. No exception is
throwed and the error log doesn't show any error.
Anybody know if exists some bug in struts 1.0 related with logic:equal
tag? And is it possible to trace some logs when the method doStart is
being executed in the EqualTag? We need more information to solve this
problem.
Thanks,
David
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