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sub-application loses message resource
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sub-application loses message resource
Summary: sub-application loses message resource
Product: Struts
Version: 1.1 Beta 1
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows XP
Status: NEW
Severity: Critical
Priority: Other
Component: Standard Actions
AssignedTo: struts-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: jks0112@myrealbox.com
My main application uses a link to invoke my subapplication. My subapplication
uses a link to invoke "action1". "action1" returns 'mapping.findForward
("form1")'. "form1" posts to "action2". "action2" returns 'mapping.findForward
("form1")' - I'm looping on a data entry form.
The first time down this path, my "form1" displays resource messages correctly.
The second time "form1" displays, the resource messages are missing. For
example: "???en_US.dataForm.typePrompt???".
Once this happens, the resources are "wrong" for all forms in both my main
application and subapplication. Before version 1.1 I was running both
applications are separate webapps - they worked just fine. There's something
getting lost related to subapplication resources. Another clue is that when I
look at this in "action2":
servlet.log("mapping.getInput = " + mapping.getInput());
I get "mapping.getInput = null". I don't know if this is related...
Help???
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