The post at:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.jakarta.struts.user/78202/
seems to go into a bit more detail about this issue.
Is it possible that the version of Struts that I am using doesn't have
the correct location(s) set up for pointing at the internal resources
referred to in that post?
Working day is over in my timezone, but I'll look into it further tomorrow.
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Stephen
Paul Benedict wrote:
If your code is going otu to the Internet to find the DTD, that means
the DTD cannot be found locally. Depending on the type of Servlet API
(<= 2.2), you would have to put the DTD directly in the WEB-INF directly
and reference a URI to that location. Otherwise, API >= 2.3 will be able
to find it directly from your WEB-INF/lib directory. Check your web.xml
to see what version you're using.
Paul
Stephen Souness wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm pretty sure this will have been asked before, but a bit of
Googling hasn't produced a satisfactory answer.
I'm using Struts 1.2.8 with tiles on Tomcat 5.5
Whenever I re-deploy my site some code goes off to look for the tiles
DTD file (as specified at the top of tiles-definitions.xml).
When the website that hosts that DTD is unavailable (such as right
now) the application fails to make the Struts action servlet available.
How can I remove this external dependency?
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Stephen Souness
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