The Restful2ActionMapper will call different methods of the action class
depending on the HTTP type. If this is not important, or you are using
different actions then the UrlRewriteFilter is a great option.
The Restful2ActionMapper is also part of Struts2 ;-)
/Ian
mraible wrote:
What's the advantage of using Restful2ActionMapper/CompositeActionMapper over
something like the UrlRewriteFilter?
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/
I like the UrlRewriteFilter because it can alter outgoing URLs to be
RESTful-looking as well.
Matt
Ian Roughley wrote:
Writing a custom ActionMapper is the way to go - it maps the URL to an
action configuration and back again.
I would write one for the "http://mysearchsite.com/XYZ+ABC"; pattern, and
then use the Restful2ActionMapper for the
"http://myseachsite.com/images/1"; pattern. The CompositeActionMapper
will allow you to combine both these together in your application.
/Ian
Brian Pontarelli wrote:
This is very rails like. This is a tough one because of the way that
Struts handles the URL to find the action mapping. If you want to
support the Rails ID concept inside your URLs, I would suggest writing
a custom filter to change the URL as it comes in based on some
pre-defined criteria.
You could also try implementing a different action mapper (although
I've never done that, so I'm not certain how difficult it would be).
You might also be able to leverage wild-card mappings to get what you
need.
-bp
rakeshxp wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I am trying to figure out on how to implement custom URL format in
Struts 2.
Specifically, I needed URLs like -> http://mysearchsite.com/XYZ+ABC
=> This should be calling a default
Action class and pass XYZ , ABC as parameters
-> http://myseachsite.com/images/1 => This should be calling an Image
Action
class with 1 as a parameter
Has anyone achieved the above mentioned requirements before or can
help me
do so ?
thanks in advance
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