2008/6/26 Jim Kiley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I believe what Lukasz is trying to get across is that when Struts sees the
> underscore in the submitted data it assumes that it is working with a
> collection or array of some kind. The fact that it referred to your value
> as '[Ljava.lang.String' rather
2008/6/26 Eric Hamacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Solved it. I forgot to enter the class attribute in my configuration.
> Thanks!
Exactly, that was in exception, the class name was ActionSupport and
not your class ;-)
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Solved it. I forgot to enter the class attribute in my configuration.
Thanks!
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From: Lukasz Lenart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Struts 2 - Unexpected Exception
2008/6/26 Eric Hamacher
2008/6/26 Eric Hamacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Changed everything to param1. Still the same error.
Could you show your jsp?
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I believe what Lukasz is trying to get across is that when Struts sees the
underscore in the submitted data it assumes that it is working with a
collection or array of some kind. The fact that it referred to your value
as '[Ljava.lang.String' rather than the String's actual value is the tipoff
the
> What am I missing?
Name of the parameter, change it to param1 and getter/setter
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