day, February 11, 2001 9:25 PM
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Subject: RE: struts:example
These are the classes used by the struts example.So you
should include these
classes in your classpath.For ex. If this class file is within the
web-inf/classes directory then include i
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
The "correct" approach to installing Struts apps on Tomcat is:
* Put "struts-example.war" (or whatever) in your webapps directory
* If this is an update to a previous webapp, delete the old expanded
directory
* Ensure that there is no copy of "struts.jar" on
Thanks to some hints from others on this list, the problem turned out to be
a Tomcat configuration problem. Somehow, our copy of Tomcat isn't set up
quite right (I'm tracking down that problem now). I was able to get
struts-example to run with no problems on a 'virgin' copy of Tomcat 3.2.1.
Hi,
I just moved from 0.5 to 1.0 (last nights build). I had the example application working properly with 0.5.
When I moved to 1.0, after the login page - I get the following error (Note: I DONT have struts.jar in my JRUNclasspath, only under web-info)
Also I am not using the war file as is - but
These are the classes used by the struts example.So you should include these
classes in your classpath.For ex. If this class file is within the
web-inf/classes directory then include int web-inf/classes directory in the
classpath before starting the server.It works perfectly with the tomcat
can tell me the *right* way to do this, I'd greatly appreciate
it!
Mark
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