Paulo Hélio Alves wrote:
>
> I dont use the stripesFilter, so i don't have any implementation of that.
> I call all pages by the actions, so i don't no if will be necessary to
> have a stripes filter. But, (i dont have idea if this will be important to
> the problem), in my web.xml i have the StripesSecurityFilter mapped like
> this:
Of course you use the StripesFilter. StripesSecurityFilter extends
StripesFilter. How else do you think your Stripes application is working?
Why else would you be on the Stripes mailing list?
As I said before, the versions of the StripesSecurityFilter that I've seen
in the wild manipulate the context without properly wrapping it, which
occasionally causes problems with multi-part form uploads. But honestly,
the problem could be in a LOT of places. I noticed, for instance, that you
prefixed a hidden input with "requestScope" (e.g.,
${requestScope.actionBean.user.id})-- if you're trying to access a property
from an ActionBean, you only have to preface your properties with
actionBean, like ${actionBean.user.id}.
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