Newbie help using html:link action

[John Zwick]

I am having trouble getting two links to work. When I click on the links, it doesn't forward to the appropriate page. I am not getting any exceptions on the server either.
Can someone show me what I am doing wrong?

The jsp:

<p align = "center" >
	<bean:message key="welcome.webtrack.info.text" />
	<BR>
	<BR>
	<html:link action="displaysearchpage.do?methodtocall=searchAcct" >	
		<bean:message key="welcome.searchaccounts.link.text" />
	</html:link>
	<BR>
	<BR>
	<html:link action="displaysearchpage.do?methodtocall=searchBatch" >
		<bean:message key="welcome.searchbatch.link.text" />
	</html:link>
</p> 
	

The action-mapping in struts-config file:

<action path="/displaysearchpage" 
			type="com.bankone.adf.webtrack.actions.DisplaySearchPageAction" 
			parameter="methodtocall">			
			<forward name="batch" path="/batchsearch.jsp">
			</forward>
			<forward name="welcome" path="/accountsearch.jsp">
			</forward>
		</action>

The DisplaySearchPageAction class:

    
	public ActionForward searchAcct(ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form,
			HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
			throws Exception {
		AccountSearchCriteriaForm acctSearch = new AccountSearchCriteriaForm();
		....
		request.setAttribute("accountSearchCriteriaForm", acctSearch);
		return mapping.findForward("welcome");
	}

	public ActionForward searchBatch(ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form,
			HttpServletRequest  request, HttpServletResponse response) {
		BatchSearchCriteriaForm batchSearch = new BatchSearchCriteriaForm();
		....
		request.setAttribute("batchSearchCriteriaForm", batchSearch);
		return mapping.findForward("batch");
	}

[David Newton]

I totally can't read that.

Is it rendering correctly? I don't recall if you can create the entire link like that when using the "action" attribute; there are other attributes normally used to specify parameters (paramId, paramName, paramProperty come to mind).

[John Zwick]

David Newton wrote:I totally can't read that.

Is it rendering correctly? I don't recall if you can create the entire link like that when using the "action" attribute; there are other attributes normally used to specify parameters (paramId, paramName, paramProperty come to mind).

Sorry about the formatting on my original post. I have edit it and it looks better now.

Yes, the links are rendering correctly. It's just that when I click on the links, they don't get forwarded to the appropriate page, it just stays on the same page.