Jeffry Santoso

Hi francis, thanks for your reply. Yes, I have googling that. struts 1 is a servlet, so we can easily do request dispatcher forward to struts 1 action. And struts 2 is pojo class, that serve in FilterDispatcher as a servlet filter.
http://www.geekinterview.com/question_details/45416

I have debug struts 2 source code, and learn it (yeah, struts is open source ). I think we can use Struts 2 Dispatcher to forward. I'm pretty sure if the Dispatcher can done in Struts 2 Action, but not in Servlet...

I think for property in struts form bean, just use:
<html:form action="">
<html:textfield property="name"/>
</html:form>

where the property 'name' is you struts action form, the value will be fetch automatically.

use <s:textfield key="name"/> ??

Hello, I have problem in struts 2. Here is my case:

struts.xml <action name="home" class="net.jef.HomeAction"> <result name="view">/WEB-INF/jsp/home.jsp</result> </action>

To access the action, just type http://localhost/project/home.action in browser.

The problem is, I have servlet and the servlet will be forward to that action (home.action). Here is my code:

public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException { request.getRequestDispatcher("/home.action").forward(request, response); }

I only just want to wrap the home action with one servlet (for SEO), but seems like it doesn't work. The browser said:
------------------------------ HTTP Status 404 - /project/home.action type Status report message /project/home.action description The requested resource (/project/home.action) is not available. ------------------------------

I'm sure I have done that in struts 1, which is redirect to "home.do", and it's work (I have tried before). But when I tried in struts 2, it said 404 not found.
My case is like the other case (I have googling, and found similar issue http://coding.derkeiler.com/Archive/Java/comp.lang.java.programmer/2007-06/msg01416.html)

I'm really appreciate anyone who want to help me. Sorry for my poor English. Thanks.