I've been fiddling around with trying to get a submit button to invoke a
specific method on my action, using the 'method' attribute:
<s:form theme="css_xhtml" action="profile!save">
<s:submit value="test1" method="updateLocation"/>
</s:form>
This didn't work, invoking the standard execute() method. I tried being
more specific:
<s:submit value="test2" method="profile!updateLocation"/>
but that invokes execute as well. I finally got it working by including
the 'action' attribute:
<s:submit value="test3" action="profile" method="updateLocation"/>
So, some questions:
1) Is the problem with the first form (no 'action' attribute) due to
accessing the page at profile.action, and submitting it to
profile!save.action? Or some other reason?
2) why is execute() called if I've explicitly requested a different
method? If the method I specify can't be resolved, shouldn't some sort
or error get raised?
L.
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