2010/4/8 Christian Stone :
> You should be able to reproduce by using the Struts showcase example, and
> remove Javaassist.jar from your classpath.
>
> The problem is that javaassist is not marked as a runtime dependency AND is a
> new requirement AND does not generate an error to inform the user
You should be able to reproduce by using the Struts showcase example, and
remove Javaassist.jar from your classpath.
The problem is that javaassist is not marked as a runtime dependency AND is a
new requirement AND does not generate an error to inform the user what is
actually an issue. There
2010/3/26 Christian Stone :
> First, Javassist is now a required jar. However if you don't have
> it in your webapp the error reporting is basically nonexistent, it
> just fails and you are left scratching your head. I needed to dig
> down with a debugger and find where the error was happening to
I just did a full build of Struts 2. A few minor things of note...
First, Javassist is now a required jar. However if you don't have it in your
webapp the error reporting is basically nonexistent, it just fails and you are
left scratching your head. I needed to dig down with a debugger and fi
