No such luck. The error message is gone in Eclipse, but the input boxes and
submit button are still gone in Tomcat.
you mean the generated HTML code, right?
Strangely enough, the taglib was not in web.xml, but in a jsp.
uhm? web.xml supports entries for taglibs, the URI in the JSP only says
look for the tag library definition here (as well as other things e.g.
namespaces, etc)
So many places to check. As a newbie, I do not know where to check. But
hopefully in the future I will know (as a matter of fact, I already look in
the different log files of Tomcat and Apache, but can't find any interesting
tidbits pointing me to profound knowledge. But that's being a starter, I
think).
I'm very sorry, but it sounded like you had some experience using
Tomcat. If not, take a look at the logs directory. Alternatively, if you
are not familiar with log4j, you could always learn it as well to turn
on many more logging (or alternatively commons logging). Logging is
always helpful as you may know by now... :)
On your question of not having all jars in (Tomcats/)the lib directory: No.
Should I copy everything to Tomcat?
No exactly. All jars pertaining to your web app should go in the lib
directory of WEB-INF/lib directory (WAR file). If you are building an
EAR, then it should go in the top level (depending on how your
dependencies are) however I suspect you are dealing with EAR files.
There are many reasons for this, however such discussion is beyond the
scope of this thread.
On your second question of my struts tag having an attribute to an unknown
property. I don't know. I think this is not the case, as I use the code of
the author and think this code is flawless (*famous last words of a
newbie*).
I have to admit that I've never used the sample applications to learn
Struts 2. I've had bad experiences in the past where I find cases where
things are broken and I don't know if such is the case. But in general,
a simple HelloWorld sample app should give some light. Not sure what
your background is (newbie to Struts2 or to all webapp world...) but
hopefully someone will take a look at it soon (definetely not me) :)
But as I said, the next example is not broken. So I will ponder on. But
thanks for your answer.
No problem! and good luck!
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Alberto A. Flores
http://www.linkedin.com/in/aflores
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