Re: JSP's in WEB-INF and action forward

[Amir Nashat]

Joe,

Seems like a simple solution to me but I might be over looking something. With what 
you have done as long as you forward to company.do then all the request parameters 
will be there. It is important to forward and not redirect. Thus, when you do forward 
all the query string parameters will be there and you can do a simple 
request.getParameter(parameter name goes in here) and that should do the trick. 
Nothing more to it.



>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12:11:24 AM 07/02/02 >>>
Ok I am trying to tow the party line here...

Firstly, I have put all my JSP's in the WEB-INF directory. Now the only way
to get to these pages is by action forwards.

If I have an iterator which produces a grid which I would have previously
coded like this e.g.


bean:write name="comp.companyId" />
...
Update
   Delete




Now I must submit the form and have the action servlet forward onto
company.do with the correct companyId and action.
Do I have to submit the form with some javascript setting the companyId and
the action values, and then form.Submit()?

What is the preferred method?

Joe


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RE: Design question

[Amir Nashat]

Couldn't you just configure your web.xml file to map all .jsp requests to some 
standard error page? 

amir



>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 6:02:54 PM 04/29/02 >>>
Or

you could put your jsp's under the WEB-INF directory.

Search posts from a few weeks ago about this.
It's quite a lengthy and enlightening thread.


JM

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> Configure the web server to not recognize the .jsp mime type.  Then any
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Debug Level

[Amir Nashat]

Does anyone know the different levels of granularity for debugging in struts? I know 
the default value for the ActionServlet is 0 and I was wondering what the other values 
there are and what they represent. Thanks.

amir




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