If there is an exception during GenericDispatcher.executeAction() the ActionTag simply silently prints a stack trace and gets on with its business. This is not at all a good idea, since in doEndTag() GenericDispatcher.finish() is called without a try-catch block. This has the consequence that if the action isn't found it doesn't silently ignore this (as one would expect, given the try catch around executeAction()) but throws a NPE at doEndTag(). I personally would have preffered it if it blew up with an error message saying it couldn't find the action, do people have objections to this?
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