Sounds like the document/context root on the server you deployed it on is
set differently. You need to "point" your server to the context root of you
app.
In tomcat for instance you ca edit the server.xml so that "\" after the web
address will point at any directory you want so that calling
www.xyz.co\logon.jsp will call %contextroot%logon.jsp similarly the path you
specify in the struts-config.xml is the path relative to the context root
HTH
----- Original Message -----
From: "Melanie Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 2:33 AM
Subject: works on local machine but when deployed to another machine doesnt
work
>
> I have a struts application that works perfectly when
> depoloyed to an application server running on my
> local machine.
>
> I deployed same struts application to another remote
> machine (same platform, windows 2000 and same
> application server, SilverStream 3.7.2) and it
> doesn't work on that machine. I do get my login.jsp
> which is the default .jsp but after hitting <submit>
> and after the associated action class does a return
> (mapping.findForward("success")); I get this displayed
> on the browser window: 'No action instance for path
> /select could be created'. Any action mapping
> reference to one of my action mappings in struts
> config causes this problem. If I enter the .jsp in
> the
> url instead of the action mapping (/SELECT in the
> above description) the page does come up, but that
> really doesn't do me any good since any navigation
> between pages needs to use the action mappings.
>
> Nothing changed with any of my classes, web.xml,
> blah...blah... when deploying to the different
> machines, used all the same files.
>
> Have you ever seen anything like this? If so, do you
> know what to do about it?
>
> Suggestions much appreciated!
>
> -mel harris
>
>
>
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