No, i created service and correspondingly made entry in the controller
but i didn't add security element in the controller so i got the " null
pointer exception " on the browser with respect to that URI. but when i
add <security https="false" auth="true"/> in the request then it was
working fine.
All this is happening after new changes made in the Request
handler.java. So i want to ask is this necessary to add security element
with the request? and why it is throwing null pointer exception, as i
traced out and found that in the nested if the
'controllerConfig.defaultRequest' has got value null,and throw the null
pointer exception in case of no security element .
Here is the code:
if (!requestMap.securityDirectRequest) {
if(!controllerConfig.requestMapMap.get(controllerConfig.defaultRequest).securityDirectRequest)
{
// use the same message as if it was missing for
security reasons, ie so can't tell if it is missing or direct request is
not allowed
throw new
RequestHandlerException(requestMissingErrorMessage);
} else {
requestMap =
controllerConfig.requestMapMap.get(controllerConfig.defaultRequest);
}
}
please show me the right way if i am moving in wrong direction.
BJ Freeman wrote:
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I assume you have reviewed
http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBIZ/OFBiz+Beginner%27s+Development+Guide+Using+Practice+Application
your specific answer is in framework/webapp/dtd/site-conf.xsd
Richa Goyal sent the following on 2/12/2009 2:28 AM:
Hi All,
If I not define <security> element in the controller corresponding to
the request, i got null pointer exception. I think the request may be
not getting recognize by the handler.
-- Is it necessary to define security with each request?
I traced out upto my level and i found that in RequestHandler.java file
, " controllerConfig.defaultRequest " has contain null value.
Please correct me if i am wrong and get me the right direction why it is
happening?
Thanks in advance
--Richa Goyal
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