Struts form problem

[Dan Field]

I am very inexperienced with Struts and Java in general, and I am struggling with a form problem.

The problem is that the form call below works, but not in all cases. It seems some browsers don't like the empty actions.

 
<wall:form action="" method="post" enable_wml="true">
<wall:input type="hidden" name="contentPartnerId" value="${contentPartnerId}" />
<wall:input type="hidden" name="contentPartnerServiceId" value="${contentPartnerServiceId}" />
<wall:input type="hidden" name="offerId" value="${offerId}" />
<wall:input type="submit" value="${confirm}" />
</wall:form>   

I have the class Confirm in a file called Confirm.java that should populate each field.

 
public class ConfirmForm implements Serializable {

    /** html form attribute. */
    private String contentPartnerId;

    /** html form attribute. */
    private String contentPartnerServiceId;
....
   

And I have another class called ModelAndView onSubmit which handles the request.

 
public ModelAndView onSubmit(final HttpServletRequest request,
			final HttpServletResponse response, final Object command,
			final BindException errors) throws Exception {

		ConfirmForm confirmForm = (ConfirmForm) command;
		HashMap<String, Object> userData = (HashMap<String, Object>) request
				.getSession().getAttribute(Constants.ATTR_USER_DATA);
		URI uri = (URI) userData.get(Constants.USER_DATA_URI);
....

But what should I call for the action when I can't leave it empty?

[David Newton]

That... kinda looks like Spring MVC, not Struts.

Are you sure you're using Struts?

[Dan Field]

Sorry, possibly I'm not...

Really am new to this so I would appreciate it if a Moderator could move this to the correct forum.

Thanks for the reply!

[David Newton]

It'd be quicker to just post to the correct forum...

Looking at the imports should be enough to provide a hint as to the framework you're using.

[Dan Field]

David Newton wrote:It'd be quicker to just post to the correct forum...

Looking at the imports should be enough to provide a hint as to the framework you're using.

Yes you are right, I've re-posted this in the correct forum now.