Ok, that makes sense. How would I set that up? Right now, I have an
index.jsp with the following: <jsp:forward page="login.jsp"/>. This
is so that someone accessing the site via http://localhost/ will be
presented with the login page.
Mark
On 10/09/2008, at 10:20 AM, Dave Newton wrote:
Ah; there we go. The attached validation file in JIRA didn't have
the "key" attribute; threw me off.
You're accessing the login page via the JSP, right? That won't
work. You should access it through an action so there's an action
on the stack so the getText() can be called on something that exists.
You can either configure a class-less action in the XML or get at
it through dynamic method invocation:
/${context}/login!input.action
Dave
--- On Tue, 9/9/08, Dave Newton wrote:
--- On Tue, 9/9/08, Mark wrote:
No, I'm not using an <s:action...> tag.
Should I be?
Not if you don't need it.
Does it work if you have the validation XML file's
DOCTYPE w/o the trailing space after ".dtd "?
How are you accessing the login page the first
time--through an action?
Dave
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