Exception :-
WebworkConfigurationNotFoundException{class=class webwork.config.XMLActionConfiguration, message='No such view mapping', name='DueDateIndicatorAction.actionRoles.actionRoles'}
Webwork configuration :-
<webwork1 key="due-date-indicator" name="DueDateIndicator" i18n-name-key="due-date-indicator.name">
<description key="due-date-indicator.description">The DueDateIndicator Plugin</description>
<actions>
<action name="com.example.plugins.tutorial.jira.webwork.DueDateIndicatorAction" alias="DueDateIndicatorAction">
<view name="success">/templates/due-date-indicator/success.vm</view>
<view name="input">/templates/due-date-indicator/input.vm</view>
<view name="error">/templates/due-date-indicator/error.vm</view>
</action>
</actions>
</webwork1>
access url which gives the error when hit :-
localhost:2990/jira/secure/DueDateIndicatorAction!default.jspa
I created a new empty "webwork" plugin module and when I tested it I had the same problem.
I already created other "webwork" modules and I see the the following attribute was missing: "class="java.lang.Object" in the <webwork1> tag.
So your example should be:
<webwork1 key="due-date-indicator" name="DueDateIndicator" i18n-name-key="due-date-indicator.name" class="java.lang.Object" >
Hope this help.
I have the same problem and it is not resolved by adding class="java.lang.Object". Can you please suggest what can be wrong?
class="java.lang.Object"
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Hm, I hope the problem was on class side
com.example.plugins.tutorial.jira.webwork.DueDateIndicatorAction
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