Struts1.1(multi_app_modules) and JDev

Question

Hi.
I am using JDev(903 & 10g) to develop a web app containing "multiple application modules" (a Struts 1.1 feature). However i met a problem to retrieve content from resource file defined in the struts-submodule-config.xml files. Here's the detail:
1> I defined two struts config files in the web.xml files, like
<init-param>
<param-name>config</param-name>
<param-value>/WEB-INF/struts-config.xml</param-value>
</init-param>
<init-param>
<param-name>config/mod1</param-name>
<param-value>/WEB-INF/struts-config-mod1.xml</param-value>
</init-param>
2> All default module's jsp files were resided in /pages/ folder, and jsp files for mod1 were in /mod1/ folder.
3> I tried to switch from the default module to mod1 like this:
in /index.jsp page
<html:link forward="goToMod1">goToMod1</html:link>
in struts-config.xml file
<forward name="goToMod1" contextRelative="true" path="/mod1/index.do"/>
in struts-mod1-config.xml file
<action-mappings>
<action path="/index" forward="/index.jsp"/>
</action-mappings>
4> here's the content in /mod1/index.jsp
<bean:message key="index.heading"/>
<html:link forward="gotosomewhere">gotosomewhere</html:link>
in this page i tried to include a link to /mod1/somewhere.jsp and I defined also in struts-config-mod1.xml
<forward name="gotosomewhere" path="/somewhere.jsp" />
5> content in /mod1/somewhere.jsp
<bean:message key="msg" />
6> I created two resource files for both default and mod1 modules seperatly, defined them in the correct struts-config files and made sure that all required "key=value" paires are existed.
Now I run the program. I switched to /mod1/index.jsp file by clicking the "goToMod1" link from the /index.jsp page, and everything were correct so far.("index.heading" were retrieved from mod1's resource file correctly)
I clicked the "gotosomewhere" link in the /mod1/index.jsp page,and met the error page, said that [Missing message for key "msg"]. However, after i added a msg=abcdef in the resource file of the default module, it can work correctly, which proved that the /mod1/somewhere.jsp file incorrectly looked for "msg" in the default module's resource file, although /mod1/index.jsp file did the looking up correctly.
If i made something wrong, please help me to point it(them) out. thanks a lot.

Answer 1

When the application gets stuck - is there any error reported in the Weblogic log window?
In your IE - do you have XMLHttpRequest enabled?