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No configuration found for the specified action: 'Login' in namespace: '/jsp'

 
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Hi,

I am getting error No configuration found for the specified action: 'Login' in namespace: '/jsp' Form action defaulting to 'action' attribute's literal value.

I have checked the mapping for the action: Login in struts.xml and in JSP.

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And struts.xml looks like:
</action>
<action name="Login" class="com.action.ReportAction" method="execute">
<result name="success">./jsp/index.jsp</result>
<result name="input">./jsp/Login.jsp</result>


JSP page looks like:
<s:form action="Login" method="POST" validate="true" theme="simple" >


</action][/code]
 
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You should keep your login action in jsp namespace.

Struts2 NameSpace
 
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Thanks for the reply.

I tried by putting Action classes in jsp folder. I copied from WEB-INF/classes to jsp folder in Tomcat6.

Still getting the same result.
 
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Hi Ashu,

putting Action classes in jsp folder

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I suggest you to down load simple example, import project into the eclipse and then run it.
See how it works and then you should start your own application.

Regards
Jatan
 
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