Re: Moving Classes into a package

2006-09-12 Thread John Larson
On Sep 11, 2006, at 11:20 PM, Don Lindsay wrote: Hello All; I have more information after playing with this all night. :) Heck of a thing to think that all you're doing is responding to a one- line warning from Tomcat. I can comment out all of the package clauses in my classes and the

Re: Moving Classes into a package

2006-09-11 Thread Chuck Hill
Hi Don, On Sep 11, 2006, at 9:20 PM, Don Lindsay wrote: I have more information after playing with this all night. :) Ah, the joys of geekdom! I can comment out all of the package clauses in my classes and the application functions. OK, that sounds like some confusion on WO's part res

Re: Moving Classes into a package

2006-09-11 Thread Don Lindsay
Hello All;I have more information after playing with this all night.  :)I can comment out all of the package clauses in my classes and the application functions.  I put the package declarations back in and I get an error about two protected variables in my LoginPage (aFormKey, etc).  All of the cla

Re: Moving Classes into a package

2006-09-11 Thread Don Lindsay
Yes, I see session info and if I debug I see the DispatchRequest action in the application is being run.donOn Sep 11, 2006, at 9:34 PM, John Larson wrote:Don -I can't help much, but I can tell you that you don't have to fully qualify the page name.  I keep all my classes packaged (WO components and

Re: Moving Classes into a package

2006-09-11 Thread John Larson
Don -I can't help much, but I can tell you that you don't have to fully qualify the page name.  I keep all my classes packaged (WO components and EO objects) and never had a problem.  Usually when this happens it is because the application is returning the default action.  When the page comes up af