meeboo wrote:
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> Do you create an action class (e.g. UserAction.java) for all User actions,
> or do you separate them into UpdateUser.java/CreateUser.java etc...?
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I am also interested in the community's thoughts on this question.
On one hand, having an action class for each use case tends
Musachy Barroso wrote:
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> Does it work with only zero conf? (no RestfulActionMapper)
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Yup. Works if I turn off RestfulActionMapper (zero conf still used) and
works if I turns off the namespace (zero conf still used). Just doesn't
work if all three are in effect.
Kyle
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Kyle Adams wrote:
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> As can be seen in the annotations, I'm using the JSON plugin to serve up
> the result. Any ideas why it thinks "v1" is my action? Maybe it's the
> combination of zero conf, a namespace, and RestfulActionMapper?
>
I should also no
Martin Gainty wrote:
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> Does this help?
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Hmm... not really. So the unit test works, but in my app I keep getting the
following errors when trying to use namespaces in conjunction with the
RestfulActionMapper:
There is no Action mapped for action name v1. - [unknown location]
This is a ver
Do either of the RestfulActionMappers support namespaces? Either they don't,
or I'm mucking something up.
Kyle
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Musachy Barroso wrote:
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> I've found that the "Config Browser" plugin helps me a lot to debug this
> kind of problems.
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I'll have to look into that plugin. In the meantime, I think I've got it
figured out. I had Struts' zero config feature enabled in my web.xml:
actio
I've fixed the original problem, but I'm not sure why the fix works...
I had to change my action name to title case:
Is the requirement for a title cased action name specific to the JSON
plugin? Other Struts 2 examples have their action names in all lowercase...
Kyle
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Kyle Adams wrote:
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> I had to make a few modifcations that should probably be corrected in the
> Confluence page, but more on that later.
>
Just realized that I forgot to mention those modifications:
* Added a "package example;" at the beginning of JSONExample.j
I suspect my problem is something obvious, the type that makes committers
fire off "please read the list!" e-mails...
But I've been searching through the list and haven't had any luck.
Apologies in advance.
I'm using the JSON plugin. As a sanity check, I tried to get the
JSONExample listed at
g an ActionForm for a screen that can be accessed
either by submitting a form (POST) or by clicking on a link (GET)?
Thanks,
Kyle
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