- Populate the ActionForm with request parameters (in your case, there are none)
- Validate the ActionForm (it fails; required fields are absent)
- When the validation fails, presents the Login.jsp page (identified by the input attribute) to the user, complete with error messages.
- If the validation had succeeded, the Action.execute method would have been called, and the results of that would have depended on the forward that was called
You need to create a second action mapping that will just present the user with Login.jsp:
<action path="/goToLogin"
forward="/Login.jsp"/>and change the link on WelcomeBody to point to this action mapping.
-- Jeff
PC Leung wrote:
WelcomeBody.jsp calls LoginBody.jsp. There is a submit button in LoginBody.jsp. When LoginBody.jsp is shown, the submit button seems to be pressed at the same time.
Do I have to define global-forward "login"?
WelcomeBody.jsp: <bean:message key="main.welcome"/> <html:link action="login"> <bean:message key="main.login"/> </html:link>
struts-config.xml:
<action path="/login"
type="com.security.user.LoginAction"
name="loginForm"
scope="request" validate="true" input="/Login.jsp">
<forward name="success" path="/SecurityMaint.jsp"/>
<forward name="failure" path="/Login.jsp"/>
<forward name="cancel" path="/Welcome.jsp"/>
</action>
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