Did I miss a configuration step somewhere?
Wait a second... earlier today, I e-mailed the list with a similar problem
(I couldn't get the Struts' examples to work). The struts-example wouldn't
work under Resin or Tomcat because it couldn't find the
org.apache.struts.example.User class. It also couldn't find the properties
file for the application (in the same directory).
So, I did discover that if you let Tomcat unpack the .war file, stop Tomcat,
edit your classpath to include the classes directory that just got unpacked
and then restart Tomcat, the problems go away.
My question to the list is... WHY? It's *can't* be that you're supposed to
do things this way. I must have missed a configuration step, but for the
life of me, I can't see it. I find it difficult to believe that you have to
point your CLASSPATH to the unpacked .war file in order to get Struts to
work.
If someone can tell me the *right* way to do this, I'd greatly appreciate
it!
Mark
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> These are the classes used by the struts example.So you
> should include these
> classes in your classpath.For ex. If this class file is within the
> web-inf/classes directory then include int web-inf/classes
> directory in the
> classpath before starting the server.It works perfectly with
> the tomcat server.
>
> hope it helps u,
> gitanjali.
>
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