--- On Wed, 11/12/08, Martin Gainty wrote: > can we see the code for net.dg.oe.user.UserAction.java? > specifically which ActionForward (s) are returned from > net.dg.oe.user.UserAction class
Hopefully no ActionForwards are returned in an S2 application. > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Here is my package xml: > > [...] > > <action name="UserAction" class="net.dg.oe.user.UserAction"> > > <result type="tiles" name="input">user.form</result> > > <result type="chain" name="error">user.form</result> > > <result type="chain">UserHome</result> > > </action> This line confuses me a little; it looks like there's a tile name for a chain result type. Note that chaining is generally considered a bad practice for a variety of reasons; even in your short example I got confused following the UserHome result, which is *two* chains. Is that really necessary? Are you aware of the acton redirect result type? I've just never seen this many chains in such a small config file before. Answering the question, however, will require a bit more information: I'm not convinced that UserAction just "displays information" since there looks to be a form in it. Dave --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
