David,
I believe you're mistaken, these comments relate to the struts-config.xml
and not the web.xml and they work for me as described in Struts 1.2.4
<global-forwards type="com.friedsoftware.struts.ActionForwardExample">
<forward name="success" path="/index2.jsp">
<set-property property="property" value="welcome"/>
</forward>
</global-forwards>
Niall
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From: "David G. Friedman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, September 19, 2004 6:56 AM
Subject: RE: ??? STRUTS 1.2.4 FEEDBACK ???
> Niall,
>
> While researching (out of curiosity) a recent help request on how to use
> custom ActionForwards with set-property, I actually read the
> struts_config_1_2.tld and the ActionServlet class (from CVS). I found that
> the tld describes how to set various init-params in web.xml for
> ActionServlet which don't seem to exist anymore. There are no references
as
> the tld comments describe in the 1.2.4 userGuide\configuration.xml or the
> latest ActionServlet.java code. Maybe no one remembered it was an odd
> comment in the 1.2 (v 1.8) tld? Below are the 3 comment sections
including
> their seemingly obsolete notes on init params:
>
> <!-- The "global-forwards" element describes a set of ActionForward
objects
> [org.apache.struts.action.ActionForward] that are available to all
> Action
> objects as a return value. The individual ActionForwards are
configured
> through nested <forward> elements. An <action> element may override a
> global
> forward by defining a local <forward> of the same name.
>
> type Fully qualified Java class to use when instantiating
> ActionForward objects. If specified, the object must
> be a
> subclass of the default class type.
>
> WARNING: For Struts 1.0, this value is ignored. You
> can set the default implementation class name with
the
> "forward" initialization parameter to the Struts
> controller servlet.
> -->
>
> <!-- The "action-mappings" element describes a set of ActionMapping
objects
> [org.apache.struts.action.ActionMapping] that are available to
process
> requests matching the url-pattern our ActionServlet registered with
the
> container. The individual ActionMappings are configured through
nested
> <action> elements. The following attributes are defined:
>
> type Fully qualified Java class to use when instantiating
> ActionMapping objects. If specified, the object must
be
> a
> subclass of the default class type.
>
> WARNING: For Struts 1.0, this value is ignored. You
> can set the default implementation class name with the
> "mapping" initialization parameter to the Struts
> controller servlet.
> -->
>
> <!-- The "form-beans" element describes the set of form bean descriptors
for
> this
> module. The following attributes are defined:
>
> type Fully qualified Java class to use when instantiating
> ActionFormBean objects. If specified, the object must
> be a
> subclass of the default class type.
>
> WARNING: For Struts 1.0, this value is ignored. You
> can set the default implementation class name with
the
> "formBean" initialization parameter to the Struts
> controller servlet.
> -->
>
> Regards,
> David
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Niall Pemberton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 12:16 AM
> To: Struts Users Mailing List
> Subject: ??? STRUTS 1.2.4 FEEDBACK ???
>
>
> Has anyone tried out Struts 1.2.4?
>
> If so can you feedback - positive or negative.
>
> Niall
>
>
>
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