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Problem with "Struts Survival guide example"

 
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I am stumbling on the first example in this book(in chapter 3).
Does anyone else facing any similar problems with app1.war on tomcat.
[ April 05, 2004: Message edited by: Kishore Dandu ]
 
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Hi Kishore,
Let me know what the problem is and I will correct the problem or help you out.
 
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Srikanth,
Thanks for getting back to me regarding this post.
I figuredout the problem.
There are two issues with the code in chapter 3.
May be I missed it, but in the initial chapters it didnot mention where I can download code for the book.
Once I got the code from Object source, there is no synchronization of code present on the Object source site compared to the book. I had to change the package directory structure to mybank.. instead fo abcbank as said in the book.
Moving along to the actions chapter.
Thanks again.
 
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