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Losing data using ExceptionMappingInterceptor

troyarch (MIS)
4 Jan 08 9:17
I am developing with Struts 2 and I created a custom ExceptionMappingInterceptor class that is used to override the publishException method.  In CustomExceptionMappingInterceptor I set an error message to an ActionError depending on which exception is caught.  Then I return the user to the same screen, not a global error screen.  This all works except that I lose the user's data when I render the screen.  When I debug I see that just before the screen is rendered all of the data is available in the action class, so I cannot figure out why the JSP is not displaying it.  

Any ideas on why I am not displaying the data would be very appreciated.

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