Sounds as if your ejb compiler didnt generate and compile the necessary
interfaces
for what its worth here is a sample of a build for my wl env
Note the easiest path is to run the build.xml target to build the ear
cd %WL_HOME%
cd samples
cd server
cd examples
cd src
cd examples
cd webservices
cd complex
cd statelessSession
ant build-ejb
Note: you can also run all of this by going to
/samples/server/medrec/src/medrecEar
and running the targets which will run the wlcompile such as build.split.dir
or build.web.service
Note: I dont have WL version 9 on any of my boxes so I'll let other folks
provide help for that specific version
(being mindful that whatever solution is provided should run the ejb
compiler)
HTH/
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From: "Slattery, Tim - BLS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: Struts in Servlet 2.4
<c:forEach items="${RespData}" var="resp">
Andit points to "items" and gives this message:
This attribute does not support request time values.
Well, I've made some progress, I guess.
I removed the jstl.jar and standard.jar that came with the Struts
distribution. I deleted the <taglib> tags for c: and fmt: in web.xml.
And I got rid of references to -el tags, since in this brave new world,
EL should be built-in.
And now the page gets past the compiler. But it stops at my first Struts
tag:
<html:link href="/CES/contactForm.do" paramId="solicitationNumber"
paramName="Contact"
paramProperty="solicitationNumber" styleClass="menu"
title="Respondent Information"
onClick="Javascript:return contact_window(this,
'Contact','false')">
Update Respondent Information</html:link>
The error message is: Root cause of ServletException.
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Cannot find bean Contact in any scope
Now the Action module that runs and invokes this JSP page uses
session.setAttribute to store a bean under the name "Contact". I have
some debug print in that module, and there's *no* doubt at all that it's
running that statement. So why can't my struts tag find my bean?
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