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Problem with login page

 
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I am trying to made small login applicatio in which the user enters the username and passsword and on submitting the page a username is displayed....


Here is the code for it

web.xml


struts-config.xml


login.jsp


loggedIn.jsp


formBean


Error Page
 
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The error message is telling you precisely what's wrong: the <html:param> tag is not valid outside of the tags listed in the error message. Also, your bean tag usage is missing the actual tag name; it just has the prefix.

If you're using Struts 1.3, which it appears you are, your struts-config.xml file should contain the 1.3 DTD--you're using the DTD from 1.1. (It might still work, but is confusing and misleading.)

If you're using any recent app server you no longer need to specify tag libraries in the web.xml and should avoid doing do. Your web.xml should contain an appropriate DTD/XSD. Also, if you're using a recent app server you shouldn't need the EL tags, as JSP EL is provided by the container itself.

In any case, if the attribute you're trying to display is in request scope and you're using a JSP 2+ container, just use plain old JSP EL to display the attribute: ${requestScope.userName}.
 
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David Newton wrote:The error message is telling you precisely what's wrong: the <html:param> tag is not valid outside of the tags listed in the error message. Also, your bean tag usage is missing the actual tag name; it just has the prefix.



Thanks for your reply but can you please specify which tag should i nest the <html:param > with Since i am new to struts please if you can provide me with the tag name

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The stack trace wrote:
javax.servlet.ServletException: LinkParam tag must be nested in a Link, Rewrite, or Frame tag


Again--if you're just trying to display a scoped attribute use JSP EL.
 
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You mean to say i should write the loggedIn.jsp
as this
 
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Please any body have any sugestions.....I am unable to display username.... with the above code
 
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Did you put the user name into the request scope?
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