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Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
I have been trying to working on RAD and Struts 2.0. I have tried every
possible thing I could. The very first page works fine, but there after when
I click the submit button it brings the URL back with the .action extension
and throws an error that message couldn't be found. I am keeping it very
simple. Just a hello world example. But it is still not working. I don't
think Struts 2.0 should be that complex to adapt. It is very discouraging. I
am using online tutorials to use package name, keep the jsp files in the
folders etc. I am following guidelines from the tutorials, but it is simply
not working. Can somebody help me and let me know what am I doing wrong?? I
can show you the directory structure which I am using but seems like it is
not even going to the action class. Although when I try to type the action
class in struts.xml, it tells me if I am making a typo mistake in describing
the action class in struts.xml file but when I run it and try writing a
system.out or system.err in the action class or try to set a break point, it
doesn't find it.. It is very disappointing. I don't want to go back to
struts 1.3 but if it doesn't work then seems like I won't have any other
choice.
Thank you
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RE: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Posted by "Relph,Brian" <Br...@Cerner.com>.
When you say you are using RAD 7.0, do you mean you are running a Struts2 app on a Websphere Application Server? If so, what version of Websphere are you running?
Can you also post the stack trace for your error messages, along with your struts.xml
Brian Relph
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From: achandra [mailto:alokcs@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 2:14 PM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
I have been trying to working on RAD and Struts 2.0. I have tried every possible thing I could. The very first page works fine, but there after when I click the submit button it brings the URL back with the .action extension and throws an error that message couldn't be found. I am keeping it very simple. Just a hello world example. But it is still not working. I don't think Struts 2.0 should be that complex to adapt. It is very discouraging. I am using online tutorials to use package name, keep the jsp files in the folders etc. I am following guidelines from the tutorials, but it is simply not working. Can somebody help me and let me know what am I doing wrong?? I can show you the directory structure which I am using but seems like it is not even going to the action class. Although when I try to type the action class in struts.xml, it tells me if I am making a typo mistake in describing the action class in struts.xml file but when I run it and try writing a system.out or system.err in the action class or try to set a break point, it doesn't find it.. It is very disappointing. I don't want to go back to struts 1.3 but if it doesn't work then seems like I won't have any other choice.
Thank you
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RE: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Posted by "Relph,Brian" <Br...@Cerner.com>.
And your web.xml?
Brian Relph
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From: achandra [mailto:alokcs@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008 10:07 AM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: Re: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Hi Guys,
Thank you for such a prompt response. I am uploading two MS word document.
One contains the print screen that will show you where I have placed my various files in RAD and other will show you the content of the files I am using. I have tried various combinations in the struts.xml and struts-validation.xml and hopefully using the right jar files. Please let me know what am I doing wrong. I feel like I am just one step away and there is something really small that I am missing or doing wrong.
Thank you
achandra wrote:
>
> I have been trying to working on RAD and Struts 2.0. I have tried
> every possible thing I could. The very first page works fine, but
> there after when I click the submit button it brings the URL back with
> the .action extension and throws an error that message couldn't be
> found. I am keeping it very simple. Just a hello world example. But it
> is still not working. I don't think Struts 2.0 should be that complex
> to adapt. It is very discouraging. I am using online tutorials to use
> package name, keep the jsp files in the folders etc. I am following
> guidelines from the tutorials, but it is simply not working. Can
> somebody help me and let me know what am I doing wrong?? I can show
> you the directory structure which I am using but seems like it is not even going to the action class.
> Although when I try to type the action class in struts.xml, it tells
> me if I am making a typo mistake in describing the action class in
> struts.xml file but when I run it and try writing a system.out or
> system.err in the action class or try to set a break point, it doesn't
> find it.. It is very disappointing. I don't want to go back to struts
> 1.3 but if it doesn't work then seems like I won't have any other choice.
> Thank you
>
http://www.nabble.com/file/p17364305/StrutsRADprob.doc StrutsRADprob.doc http://www.nabble.com/file/p17364305/StrutsRADprob1.doc StrutsRADprob1.doc
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RE: Re: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Posted by "newton.dave@yahoo.com" <ne...@yahoo.com>.
I don't open Word documents, so can't help.
Screenshots are images: just use images. Source code is plain text. Keep it as plain text. You can use any of several source code upload sites like pastebin or just post a *minimal* amount of code and configs that demonstrate the problem behavior.
Dave
achandra wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> Thank you for such a prompt response. I am uploading two MS word document.
> One contains the print screen that will show you where I have placed my
> various files in RAD and other will show you the content of the files I am
> using. I have tried various combinations in the struts.xml and
> struts-validation.xml and hopefully using the right jar files. Please let me
> know what am I doing wrong. I feel like I am just one step away and there is
> something really small that I am missing or doing wrong.
> Thank you
> achandra wrote:
>>
>> I have been trying to working on RAD and Struts 2.0. I have tried every
>> possible thing I could. The very first page works fine, but there after
>> when I click the submit button it brings the URL back with the .action
>> extension and throws an error that message couldn't be found. I am keeping
>> it very simple. Just a hello world example. But it is still not working. I
>> don't think Struts 2.0 should be that complex to adapt. It is very
>> discouraging. I am using online tutorials to use package name, keep the
>> jsp files in the folders etc. I am following guidelines from the
>> tutorials, but it is simply not working. Can somebody help me and let me
>> know what am I doing wrong?? I can show you the directory structure which
>> I am using but seems like it is not even going to the action class.
>> Although when I try to type the action class in struts.xml, it tells me if
>> I am making a typo mistake in describing the action class in struts.xml
>> file but when I run it and try writing a system.out or system.err in the
>> action class or try to set a break point, it doesn't find it.. It is very
>> disappointing. I don't want to go back to struts 1.3 but if it doesn't
>> work then seems like I won't have any other choice.
>> Thank you
>>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p17364305/StrutsRADprob.doc StrutsRADprob.doc
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p17364305/StrutsRADprob1.doc StrutsRADprob1.doc
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Re: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Posted by achandra <al...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Guys,
Thank you for such a prompt response. I am uploading two MS word document.
One contains the print screen that will show you where I have placed my
various files in RAD and other will show you the content of the files I am
using. I have tried various combinations in the struts.xml and
struts-validation.xml and hopefully using the right jar files. Please let me
know what am I doing wrong. I feel like I am just one step away and there is
something really small that I am missing or doing wrong.
Thank you
achandra wrote:
>
> I have been trying to working on RAD and Struts 2.0. I have tried every
> possible thing I could. The very first page works fine, but there after
> when I click the submit button it brings the URL back with the .action
> extension and throws an error that message couldn't be found. I am keeping
> it very simple. Just a hello world example. But it is still not working. I
> don't think Struts 2.0 should be that complex to adapt. It is very
> discouraging. I am using online tutorials to use package name, keep the
> jsp files in the folders etc. I am following guidelines from the
> tutorials, but it is simply not working. Can somebody help me and let me
> know what am I doing wrong?? I can show you the directory structure which
> I am using but seems like it is not even going to the action class.
> Although when I try to type the action class in struts.xml, it tells me if
> I am making a typo mistake in describing the action class in struts.xml
> file but when I run it and try writing a system.out or system.err in the
> action class or try to set a break point, it doesn't find it.. It is very
> disappointing. I don't want to go back to struts 1.3 but if it doesn't
> work then seems like I won't have any other choice.
> Thank you
>
http://www.nabble.com/file/p17364305/StrutsRADprob.doc StrutsRADprob.doc
http://www.nabble.com/file/p17364305/StrutsRADprob1.doc StrutsRADprob1.doc
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Re: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Posted by Jim Kiley <jh...@summa-tech.com>.
When you say it "throws an error that message couldn't be found" it sounds
like you are talking about a problem with a <fmt:message> tag or the like.
Please share the code of the 'result' JSP -- does it use any message-type
tags? If so, do you have a messages.properties file in the right location?
jk
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 3:14 PM, achandra <al...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I have been trying to working on RAD and Struts 2.0. I have tried every
> possible thing I could. The very first page works fine, but there after
> when
> I click the submit button it brings the URL back with the .action extension
> and throws an error that message couldn't be found. I am keeping it very
> simple. Just a hello world example. But it is still not working. I don't
> think Struts 2.0 should be that complex to adapt. It is very discouraging.
> I
> am using online tutorials to use package name, keep the jsp files in the
> folders etc. I am following guidelines from the tutorials, but it is simply
> not working. Can somebody help me and let me know what am I doing wrong?? I
> can show you the directory structure which I am using but seems like it is
> not even going to the action class. Although when I try to type the action
> class in struts.xml, it tells me if I am making a typo mistake in
> describing
> the action class in struts.xml file but when I run it and try writing a
> system.out or system.err in the action class or try to set a break point,
> it
> doesn't find it.. It is very disappointing. I don't want to go back to
> struts 1.3 but if it doesn't work then seems like I won't have any other
> choice.
> Thank you
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Re: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Posted by achandra <al...@yahoo.com>.
Thank you very much for your help. It started working when I set the custom
property you described. That is a very important step in making RAD 7.0 and
Struts 2.0 work together.. Thank you
Struts Two wrote:
>
> I have deployed struts 2.0.11.1 on Websphere V6.1.0.13 using RAD 7.5
> (show-case apps, blank.war) everything works fine. So I assume you should
> not have any problem deploying 2.0.11 on RAD 7 or RSA 7 as long as your
> server runtime environment has fixpack 7 or more. You also need to set the
> following custome property for your server through admin console, Go to
> :"Application servers >=server1 > Web container > Custom Properties" and
> then create the following custome property with its value set to
> true[com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.invokefilterscompatibility]. However; if you
> have all the above setup and you use struts 2.1.1 or 2.1.2 [with form
> based security enabled] then if you enter any url that ends with ".action"
> in a newly opened browser, it would fail and you get "page not found
> error" , I have already opened this as bug
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Re: Struts 2.0 and RAD 7.0
Posted by Dave Newton <ne...@yahoo.com>.
You'll have to provide more information; we're running S2.0 on RAD7/WS6
with no issues.
Dave
--- achandra <al...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have been trying to working on RAD and Struts 2.0. I have tried
> every
> possible thing I could. The very first page works fine, but there
> after when
> I click the submit button it brings the URL back with the .action
> extension
> and throws an error that message couldn't be found. I am keeping it
> very
> simple. Just a hello world example. But it is still not working. I
> don't
> think Struts 2.0 should be that complex to adapt. It is very
> discouraging. I
> am using online tutorials to use package name, keep the jsp files in
> the
> folders etc. I am following guidelines from the tutorials, but it is
> simply
> not working. Can somebody help me and let me know what am I doing
> wrong?? I
> can show you the directory structure which I am using but seems like
> it is
> not even going to the action class. Although when I try to type the
> action
> class in struts.xml, it tells me if I am making a typo mistake in
> describing
> the action class in struts.xml file but when I run it and try writing
> a
> system.out or system.err in the action class or try to set a break
> point, it
> doesn't find it.. It is very disappointing. I don't want to go back
> to
> struts 1.3 but if it doesn't work then seems like I won't have any
> other
> choice.
> Thank you
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