newton.dave wrote:
If you turn on devMode do you see any additional log messages that might
indicate a problem? I don't see anything immediately obvious, but it's
late
and I'm crabby ;) You can also turn the logging levels up for both S2 and
XWork and see if any additional information is
As a suggestion try to add log4j to your application and change the level of
messages to debug.
In your xml add the following:
context-param
param-namewebAppRootKey/param-name
param-valuesap.root/param-value
/context-param
context-param
BTW the text in orange needs to be equal but it can be any text.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Othon Reyes Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As a suggestion try to add log4j to your application and change the level
of messages to debug.
In your xml add the following:
context-param
--- Kelly.Graus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
newton.dave wrote:
I tried turning on devMode (added constant name=struts.devMode
value=true / to my struts.xml file), but I didn't see any change. I'm
thinking that in itself is indicative of a problem. I'm using Eclipse to
publish and test this
Well, it turns out that for some reason, Eclipse isn't publishing my
struts.xml file when it's in the classes directory. Moving it to the
WEB-INF directory causes it to be published, by it doesn't do anything
there. I manually copied it to the correct location after publishing, then
started the
are you using any plugin for eclipse like lomboz or myeclipse?
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 11:46 AM, Kelly.Graus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Well, it turns out that for some reason, Eclipse isn't publishing my
struts.xml file when it's in the classes directory. Moving it to the
WEB-INF directory
Othon Reyes Sanchez wrote:
are you using any plugin for eclipse like lomboz or myeclipse?
No, I don't have any additional plugins installed (unless they come with the
default Eclipse install).
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No they come.
if you can pay myeclipse use it. it is very good plugin.
try lomboz, it's free and also a very good plugin.
Both of them will deploy your struts.xml every time you change it but
restart your server to apply chenges.
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Kelly.Graus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Kelly.Graus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, it turns out that for some reason, Eclipse isn't publishing my
struts.xml file when it's in the classes directory. Moving it to the
WEB-INF directory causes it to be published, by it doesn't do anything
there. I manually copied it to the correct
newton.dave wrote:
--- Kelly.Graus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, it turns out that for some reason, Eclipse isn't publishing my
struts.xml file when it's in the classes directory. Moving it to the
WEB-INF directory causes it to be published, by it doesn't do anything
there. I manually
--- Kelly.Graus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That worked! Thanks!
Ah, I remember when programming was a matter of toggling some front-panel
switches.
Deployment was much less complicated, if not more callus-y. Glad it got
worked out :)
Dave
, March 06, 2008 5:46 PM
Subject: Re: Struts 2 issue with Spring, Hibernate, and Tiles
Well, it turns out that for some reason, Eclipse isn't publishing my
struts.xml file when it's in the classes directory. Moving it to the
WEB-INF directory causes it to be published, by it doesn't do anything
Hello,
I am trying to setup my first Struts 2 project with Spring, Hibernate,
and Tiles (and only my second Struts 2 project). I think I have Spring,
Hibernate, and Tiles all working correctly. I'm using Tomcat 6, with
the newest released versions of Struts, Spring, Hibernate, and Tiles. I
If you turn on devMode do you see any additional log messages that might
indicate a problem? I don't see anything immediately obvious, but it's late
and I'm crabby ;) You can also turn the logging levels up for both S2 and
XWork and see if any additional information is provided.
I'd also fire up
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