2013/10/30 Greuel, Jim :
> I don't know about the 10 times easier, but we'll see what we can do.
I mean you have a real case and as you've probably noticed I'm
adjusting my solution to your very simple example ;-) You can always
extend the example to help me grasp as much as possible :-)
Regards
I don't know about the 10 times easier, but we'll see what we can do.
Jim
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 1:02 PM, Lukasz Lenart wrote:
> 2013/10/29 Greuel, Jim :
> > Our real app has numerous cases where the URL namespace doesn't match the
> > Java package structure. I was hoping we could make this w
2013/10/29 Greuel, Jim :
> Our real app has numerous cases where the URL namespace doesn't match the
> Java package structure. I was hoping we could make this work without
> restructuring the application and/or modifying URLs. Is this something
> that is fixable, i.e., should I submit a jira tick
Our real app has numerous cases where the URL namespace doesn't match the
Java package structure. I was hoping we could make this work without
restructuring the application and/or modifying URLs. Is this something
that is fixable, i.e., should I submit a jira ticket, or do I need to just
bite the
The problem is with @Namespace annotation in HelloWorldAction which
doesn't play well with init-param actionPackages. Simple move
HelloWorkAction to package org.apache.struts.helloworld.test and set
actionPackages tp org.apache.struts.helloworld and remove @Namespace
annotation.
Regards
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Łukas
Thanks Lukasz. Yes, setting defaultParentPackage fixes the problem for the
sample app, but my real app has multiple custom struts packages, so I can't
specify a single default that works in all cases.
Jim
> In 2.0.11 the Codebehind plugin was just a UnknownHandler ;-)
> Try add this:
> va
In 2.0.11 the Codebehind plugin was just a UnknownHandler ;-)
Try add this:
And you don't have to include "struts-plugin.xml" - framework does it
for you ;-)
Regards
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Łukasz
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2013/10/22 Greuel, Jim :
> I know the Codebehind plugin was deprecat
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