On 2009/02/17, at 17:47, Gustavo Pizano wrote:
Hello, well, I understand that if I set a directAactionNamed=
"whatever", in a wo, it will go to the DirectAction and search for
the action whateverAction(), am I right?. but somehow that's not
happening, I declared this method on the directAction.java,
@Override
public WOActionResults performActionNamed(String actionName) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
return pageWithName(actionName);
}
but it gave me an exception that it coudln't find whateverAction.
I'm guessing with that method it won't work beacuse you're not calling
super.performActionNamed(). The super method is will find your action
method and call it.
Just remove that method from your direct action class.
So I created a "custom" Action.java class extended from
ERXDirectAction, and place the method there and it did work, (I was
following the Ajax example as a guide to develop my app), I wanted
to see what happen, and well it gave me that exception, can somebody
explain me in a simple way (im newbiew, yes still) why this behavior ?
To use a binding like directActionNamed= "whatever" your direct action
class must be called DirectAction.java (which is the default action
class).
To use a direct action in your Action.java you should use
directActionNamed= "Action/whatever".
Thanks a lot
Gustavo
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