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I have a struts project, and I was having problems with changes in an action class. I put in a System.out.println() and it never printed out — so I concluded that my changes weren’t being deployed.
So I undeployed and redeployed — now none of my action classes are working.
I get the error: No action instance for path /CallXMLEdit could be created
no matter which of my actions, all previously working, are mentioned.
I look in my deployed directories, and I don’t see the related java files.
Help
Lee
Lee,
What app server are you deploying to? What kind of deployment are you using? If you shut down the app server, and redeploy your project and hit “Browser”, are you able to find the Action classes under the WEB-INF/classes dir? If you then start the app server up, does everything work as expected? Have you tried rebuilding your project then redeploying?Please note that for a full redeploy to work, you will likely need to shutdown your app server unless your on Linux. Windows/NTFS likes to lock files, so attempting to do a full redeploy (delete/deploy) operation will fail because the app server will most likely have some files locked for read access (like your JAR files, or web.xml file).
Tomcat 5 – exploaded deployment (although I’ve tried both) – my WEB-INF\classes directory is empty
I’ve undeployed and redeployed, and clean-built several time.
Lee
Odd… if you check your Java Build Path settings for your project, and check your output paths and source paths, are they correct? (e.g. is your output path your WEB-INF/classes dir in your webroot?)
Also if you open the navigator view (Window > Open View > Navigator) and navigate to your WebRoot/WEB-INF/classes dir, is there anything in there? If not then its a build issue, if there is, then its a deployment issue… I just want to narrow down which one it might be.
@support-rkalla wrote:
Odd… if you check your Java Build Path settings for your project, and check your output paths and source paths, are they correct? (e.g. is your output path your WEB-INF/classes dir in your webroot?)
Wierd — some how my src/com, src/com/mycompany directories werer in the “Excluded” section. there is no way I did that myself.
All is fine now.
Lee
