Re: javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: No getter method for property name ofbeanorg.apache.struts.taglib.html.BEAN

[Dave Derry <dd...@acm.org>]

----- Original Message -----
From: <Ka...@i2.com>
> Just started off with Struts..
> I had a doubt though. the action attribute on form points to checkLogin.do
> which i entered just for namesake.
> am not planning to submit this form.
> So i have something like this
>
>    <action    path="/checkLogin"
>                type="com.i2.actions.CheckLoginAction"
>                name="logonForm"
>                scope="request"
>                validate="false">
>        <forward name="failure"              path="/logon.jsp"/>
>        <forward name="success"              path="/wel.do"/>
>
>    </action>
>
>    <action    path="/wel"
>                type="com.i2.actions.WelAction"
>                name="WelForm"
>                scope="request"
>                validate="false">
>        <forward name="failure"              path="/logon.jsp"/>
>        <forward name="success"              path="/wel.jsp"/>
>
>     </action>
>
> I have a <form-bean> tag for mapping the "WelForm" value.
>
>
> After the user enters the user/pwd on the login screen, i authenticate and
> if thinsg are fine..the success url is
> wel.do. SO i guess struts now looksup for the "/wel"
> invokes the WelAction class which populates the WelForm class for
> rendering.
> (so i basically execute 2 action classes on 1 submit b4 finally forwarding
> it to a jsp),
>
> On success, it finally forward the request to wel.jsp, which has to render
> it on the browser.
>
> I wanted to confirm this so that i can be sure of the way struts works.
>
> thanks,
> karthik.
>


Sounds like you've got it Karthik! Happy Struttin'!

Dave


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