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set property error?

 
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this is my struts.xml


this is my java class


this is HelloWorld.jsp


here is output


where is the error in set property?

 
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Indent your XML and JSP. Do you understand how difficult it is to read unformatted code and configuration?
 
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Post what the actual error is.
 
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but project is working?
or it is still working on last time values?
 
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here is my new HelloWorld.jsp


here is my output


it lost one row?
 
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Still don't have commons-fileupload and/or commons-io.
 
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Can't you just list the jar files in the text of your message? I can't see those screen shots - they are just too small.
Here, let me show you how it would be done:
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    @Samanthi: I've asked you *repeatedly* not to post screenshots for things where a screenshot is sub-optimal. I've deleted the message with the attachment.

    Double-check your deployment, because the error message *clearly* indicates the class was not found, which means the library isn't being deployed.
     
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    commons-fileupload
    commons-io
    commons-logging-api-1.1
    freemarker
    ognl-2.6.11
    struts2-core-2.0.6
    struts2tutorial
    xwork-2.0.2
     
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    Do you know how to get a directory listing?
     
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    hm, i don't know?
     
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    I'd recommend getting some familiarity with whatever operating system you're using. Being able to get a directory listing is about the most basic task any developer should be able to do.

    http://linuxdevcenter.com/lpt/a/1329
     
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    i am using Windows Xp 2.
    I found this for windows

    dir /a /-p /o:gen
     
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    Samanthi perera wrote:i am using Windows Xp 2.
    I found this for windows

    dir /a /-p /o:gen



    How about dir /B?
    For example, here's a listing of the WEB-INF/lib directory from one of my Struts 2 web application:

    Please note how my listing includes the complete file name for each file, which includes the version information.
     
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