/**
* @struts:form name="LoginForm"
*
* Form bean for the Login main page. There are two
fields on this
* form used for authentication
* <ul>
* <li>username - the username to login
* <li>password - the password to authenticate
* </ul>
*/
public final class LoginForm extends ActionForm {
Note you said name="LoginForm" here.
/** * @struts:action path="/login" * name="LoginAction" * scope="request" * input="/index.jsp" * validate="false" * redirect="false" * @struts:action-forward name="success" path="/Welcome.jsp" * redirect="false" * @struts:action-forward name="failure" path="/Login.jsp" * redirect="false" * * <strong>LoginAction</strong> demonstrates how an action class is called within the struts framework * For the purposes of this sample, we simple demonstrate how the perform is called, * a sample action, and a return * [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sue Spielman Switchback Software LLC www.switchbacksoftware.com */ public class LoginAction extends AbstStrutsActionBase
And you have name="LoginAction" here. You need to tie it to the form declared above.... name="LoginForm".
Erik
p.s. No offense to my good friend Sue, but that is some ugly Struts! (validation in form bean, unnecessary reset, not using J2EE security) Use critical thinking when adopting Struts code examples - I see more bad examples than good out there.
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