Oscar Westra van Holthe - Kind <kin...@...> writes: > > > Sindu R <riss.regis...@...> writes: > Yes: the package name is used to resolve the classes that can handle > requests. They are translated into the URL's that will be handled by Stripes. > How can be found on the website and in the book "Stripes... and web > development is fun again" by Freddy Daoud. > > Your change modified the package where these classes are into something else. > As a result, no URL is mapped, and Stripes no longer can find the code. Hence > the exception. This is visible from the absence of a log line like: > > > Wiring path /examples/quickstart/Calclator.action to > > > net.sourceforge.stripes.examples.quickstart.CalculatorActionBea > > > @ /examples/quickstart/Calculator.action > > This actually says there is a class name > net.sourceforge.stripes.examples.quickstart.CalculatorActionBean. > So if you change the prefix "net" into "com", this class can no longer be > found. > > But as you may have noticed, the name "ActionResolver.Packages" is plural. > You can make it a comma separated list (even with extra whitespace for > readability: > > Oscar Thanks for responding, Oscar. The problem I was facing earlier was that the CalculatorActionBean was not getting 'picked up' even though the bean was also modified to be in the com.sourceforge.stripes.examples.quickstart package.
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