>>>>> "Yogesh" == Yogesh Kulkarni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Yogesh> Dear James Mitchell
Yogesh> That is not the case. The same set of class files, xml files work on
windows NT with tomcat server, but gives that error on AIX platform with tomcat
server.I checked the struts-config.xml also. I have following entries in
struts-config.xml.
Yogesh> I will be thankful to you if you help me getting rid of this error.
Yogesh> <global-forwards>
Yogesh> <forward name="overrid" path="/Override.do"/>
Yogesh> </global-forwards>
Yogesh> <action-mappings>
Yogesh> <!-- Process a Login request -->
Yogesh> <action path="/Override"
Yogesh> type="com.ideas.bar.OverrideScreen.OverrideAction"
Yogesh> name="OverrideForm"
Yogesh> scope="request"
Yogesh> input="/Override.jsp">
Yogesh> <forward name="Failure" path="/Error.jsp"/>
Yogesh> <forward name="Success" path="/Override.jsp"/>
Yogesh> </action >
Yogesh> <action-mappings>
Check all of your file names, and all of the references to your file names, and
make sure they are all in the same case. Windows is generally
case-insensitive, and Unix is case-sensitive. Java and Tomcat are
case-sensitive in everything they can control, but some things they cannot
control.
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