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Struts2 with Rest service URL not working

 
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Hi Friends,

I am new to struts framework, and i am working on existing struts project for setting LDAP authentication. I don't have any idea of struts2 with REST service. Deployed the war into tomcat7 and hit the urls from browser & REST Client. But, i am not getting response (ERROR)

HTTP Status 404 - There is no Action mapped for namespace [/MascomWS/languageResource/Language/titleId] and action name [1174] associated with context path [/Lottus].

type Status report

message There is no Action mapped for namespace [/MascomWS/languageResource/Language/titleId] and action name [1174] associated with context path [/Lottus].

description The requested resource is not available.

Apache Tomcat/7.0.61



Could you please help to resolve the below issues.

a. Hitting URL from browser? What i made the mistake? why result is not appearing.

b. REST Client not giving result? Here what i made the mistake.

c. What should i check in my codes below? Can you please help me the steps to get result on the browser / REST Client.

my struts.xml

web.xml


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