Hi! In version 2.1, the portlet support was moved into a plugin. It could be related to that. Can you find any exceptions or traces of error in the logs somewhere?
Nils-H On 11/1/07, Brian Relph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was hoping to get help deploying a struts2 portlet. I have been > developing based on the portlet archetype with the embedded jetty/pluto > portlet container as detailed at http://portletwork.blogspot.com/ > > This archetype is based on struts 2.1.0, and developing with it has been > great. However, when deploying to a WAS 6.1 server, i would get "Error 404: > There is no Action mapped for action name HealtheAdmin/", "HealtheAdmin" > being the name of my portlet. While trying to solve this problem, I > downloaded the same archetype with struts 2.0.9 dependencies/config, and it > deployed on my server no problem. So basically, I have been developing with > struts 2.1.0 b/c of how easy the embedded portlet container makes it, and > then deploying with 2.0.9. > > However, I would like to not have the mis-matched versions. I was hoping > someone could help clarify the changes i need to make for my 2.1.0 portlet > to work so that i can get stop deploying with 2.0.9. I have also looked at > the 2.1.1 portlet sample application, and tried deploying it. I built it > with no profiles, but got the same error as before ("Error 404: There is no > Action mapped for action name HealtheAdmin/"). If i build it with the > "pluto" profile, I get several errors - first, the pluto plugin seems to > generate a web.xml that does not match the dtd, so it is invalid. If i fix > that manually, my server complains about having matching servlet and portlet > names. > > Can anyone explain the differences between 2.0.9, 2.1.0, and 2.1.1 portlet > applications, how to build them, and where configuration unique to my > portlet & server should be? > > Thanks, > Brian > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
