Problem with commons-logging and -security in struts

When I run tomcat with security (-security) the console puts out the message logClassName=null and struts throws an error trying to load my application (see below). The struts and commons-* jars are in my WEB-INF\lib directory and are granted java.security.AllPermission in catalina.policy.

RE: Struts/Tomcat problem

message Servlet ActionServlet is currently unavailable description The requested service (Servlet ActionServlet is currently unavailable) is not currently available Does anyone have any clues to why this happens? Most often for me this is because there was a problem during the

Where are the commons-*.jar files?

The nightly builds used to have the commons-*.jar files but the currently availble ones don't seem to have them. The readme says they are in the lib dir of the distribution but I can't find them in any of the distributions. Where can I find the latest ones? Frank Lawlor Athens Group, Inc. (512)

logClassName problem under JDK 1.4 (nightly build)

I'm using a struts nightly build (1/2/02) and it uses the commons-*.jar files. Before upgrading to JDK 1.4 the console would say something like: logClassName=NoOpLog Now it says logClassName=org.apache.commons.logging.impl.Jdk14Logger and in the localhost_log I get:

Where do the commons-*.jars go?

I've been pulling down some of the nighly struts builds which require use of the common-*.jars. I'm running on tomcat 4.0.2. I just put the commons jars in the WEB-INF\lib directory of my web app and this seems to work fine until I run with security. Then I get null pointers trying to access

html:options bug?

The Struts Options tag seems to have problems accessing collections that are in some other object (e.g., your form). The following dotted notation should work (I thought) (roleList is an ArrayList): html:select property=requiredrole html:options collection=MyForm.roleList

Why does html:form generate this for action=

in my JSP I have html:form scope=session action=/AddContacts but I noted that the generated page was form name=AddContactsForm method=POST action=/Autoweb2/LOGIN/AddContacts The part that is strange is the /LOGIN portion of the action. Autoweb2 is my application. I noticed that this would