Action1.input=input1.jsp
Action1.error=input1.jsp
Action1.success=Action2!default.action

Action2.input=input2.jsp
Action2.error=input2.jsp
Action2.success=Action3!default.action

Basically your success should call the next action, which should return the input page.

Because you are calling doDefault() and not doExecute() you will be returned to the input page instead of the success page.

Cheers,
Scott

Java Lamer wrote:
Hi All,

I am developing a small we application and using Webwork as the framework for the app. I have 3 input forms in three consecutive pages. Each form needs to be populated with existing data if the data exist. I started out calling the first action which takes me to the first form, there the form's action is calling itself until all the data are valid, it save the information and go the success which takes me to the second form. This is where I have a problem. When the success page is called, there is no action for that therefore some of my drop downs are blank. I tried some action chaining but because data exists for the pages it went all the way to the end. I wanted to stop at each to allow the user the change the data. My question is: What's the best way to appoach this? Have the current action provides enough information for the *.input and *.success scenario? What is the best approach to go to each page even though the page may have complete data already?


Thanks

DP


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