You can try this
<s:reset name="Reset" method="TLDTests.5.5.2.Reset_resetCase2"/>

Thanks,
Karthick

-----Original Message-----
From: Baubak Gandomi [mailto:b.gand...@castsoftware.com]
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2011 5:46 PM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: "action" attribute in reset button

Hi All,



I'm currently fiddling with <s:reset and have discovered that just like
the taglib "<s:submit" it also contains the attributes "method" and
"action".



Testing it, they do not seem to have any effect:



Here is my Action :

<action name="startResetTest"
class="org.cast.tests.struts2.misc.tld_tests.ResetClass"

            method="fillList"

        >

            <result
name="startReset">/WEB-INF/pages/TLD_Tests/5.5.Reset.jsp</result>

        </action>





<action name="TLDTests.5.5.2.Reset"
class="org.cast.tests.struts2.misc.tld_tests.ResetClass">

            <result>/WEB-INF/pages/endZone.jsp</result>

        </action>



In my class I have:

public class ResetClass {

      private String modelSignal;



public String fillList() {

            setModelSignal("Passed through fillList");

            return "startReset";

      }



public String resetCase2() {

            setModelSignal("Passed through Submit Test #2");

            return ActionSupport.SUCCESS;

      }



      public void setModelSignal(String usedModel) {

            this.modelSignal = usedModel;

      }

      public String getModelSignal() {

            return modelSignal;

      }

}



In my view I have :

<s:property value="modelSignal"/>

<h2>Reset Case 2</h2>

We specify the action and method through the reset button :

<s:form>

      <s:textfield label="test 2 : " name="resetTest2Field"/>

      <s:reset action="TLDTests.5.5.2.Reset" method="resetCase2"/>

</s:form>



My assumption is that if I press "rest" here I should be send to the
action "TLDTests.5.5.2.Reset" and the method "resetCase2" in the class
"org.cast.tests.struts2.misc.tld_tests.ResetClass".



But when I press "reset", it just empties the field values of my form
and nothing else. I keep the context  I even tested this in debug mode.
When I press "Reset" I do not enter the action class.



Does anyone know when the "action" attribute of "<s:reset" is used?



Best regards,



Baubak


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