Did you verify that your form is actually SUBMITTING a multipart 
request?

Your form needs to specify the encoding type as 'multipart/form-data'.

Just a thought...



Quoting Sebastiano Pilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Greetings,
> 
> I'm having some troubles when trying to pass parameters to one of my
> 
> actions and I'm stumped: I believe I must be missing something 
> embarassingly simple, but it appears I'm too dumb to figure it out
> for 
> myself...
> 
> The problem: I have a class that extends ActionSupport and implements
> both 
> ApplicationAware and ParameterAware, but the setParameters method
> always 
> receives an empty map...
> 
> I call this action in a JSP page in this way:
> 
> <%@ taglib uri="WebWorkTags" prefix="webwork" %>
> <webwork:action name="'content.BlogPostAction'">
>    <webwork:param name="'lowerBoundDay'" value="3" />
>    <webwork:param name="'upperBoundDay'" value="-1" />
> </webwork:action>
> 
> I've placed some logging calls in doExecute() and setParameters(),
> and 
> they're both called as I expect:
> 
> [2003-02-06 16:51:44,822] DEBUG 
> com.datafaber.action.content.BlogPostAction  - setParameters -
> pParameters = {}
> [2003-02-06 16:51:44,952] DEBUG
> com.datafaber.action.content.BlogPostAction 
> content.BlogPostAction - Action executing..
> [2003-02-06 16:51:44,962] DEBUG
> com.datafaber.action.content.BlogPostAction 
> content.BlogPostAction - doExecute - mParameters = {}
> 
> However, the Map object passed to setParameters is empty!
> 
> What I'm doing wrong? Am I using an incorrect syntax in my JSP? Am I
> 
> totally off-base here and should be doing this in an entirely
> different way?
> 
> Thanks for any help.
> 
> Sebastiano Pilla
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> phone +39.0422.3107              fax   +39.0422.310888
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> 
> 
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