Re: ww:action for ww:select doesent execute again when return='INPUT'

Philip Luppens <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.open-symphony.webwork
Message-ID <19667622.1148937530938.JavaMail.os-j2ee@opensymphony01.managed.contegix.com>
> [code]
> <ww:action id="AllBranches" executeResult="false"
> name="baseinfo" namespace="/pub"/>
> <ww:form action="newuser" namespace="/pub">
> 	<ww:token/>...
> <ww:select label="please"
> name="user.blbranch.branch"
> list="#attr.AllBranches.branches" listKey="branch"
>  listValue="branch" required="true"/>    
>    <ww:submit value="new user"/>
> w:form>
> [/code]
> 
> Here list value of ww:select is retrieved from
> ww:action.But while any error(caused by such as
> validation,or something else) returns INPUT,ww:select
> and the whole part after it disappear,it seems
> ww:action is not executed once more at all.
> The similar problem has been asked by Flávio Oliva
> in thread:
> http://forums.opensymphony.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6
> 876᫜
> In that thread,he think maybe interceptors just
> return INPUT and the page is not executed again at
> all.
> Maybe this is the reason,But Could anyone tell me how
> to solve this problem?.

I always use the prepare() approach in such case, although a ww:action should work (in theory). You also shouldn't need to specify #attr - just #AllBranches will do.

Apart from that there's little else I can tell you than to debug and see if ww:action gets called (at all), and if necessary, remove the validation/workflow interceptor from that stack for that particular action.
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