Re: Strutsaction on different WebApps
Finally I've found a solution on my problem.
I had to change the name of the webapp component in weblogic's config.xml
file. I changed it from WebApp to test/WebApp. Then the context of the
request becomes correct.
Thanks for all help, guys.
:o)
- Original Message -
From: struts list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 5:31 PM
Subject: Re: Strutsaction on different WebApps
I had the same problem. For this reason, I do not use the struts
html:base tag. Instead I created my own (seen below in scriptlet form):
base href=%
String rurl = request.getRequestURL().toString();
String context = request.getContextPath();
int pathstart = 8;
if (context != null context.length() 1)
{
pathstart = rurl.indexOf(/, rurl.indexOf(context) + 1);
}
else
{
pathstart = rurl.indexOf(/, pathstart);
}
out.print(rurl.substring(0, pathstart + 1)); %
This allows me to deploy my .war in various contexts within the same
server.
-M Williamson
Kjellaug Johansen wrote:
Maybe I didn't explain my problem good enough...
The name of my application is WebApp. This name is similar for both the
production server and the test server. The servername (if you understand
what I mean by that term) on the testserver is www.mycomp.com/test, and
the
servername on the productionserver is www.mycomp.com.
You suggested to deploy the test-application under a different name (i.e.
test-WebApp), but the problem is that I can't have the same servername
for
the test- and production server. See? It's ok to have different
application-names, but the servername have to be different, because there
are in fact two different servers on two different machines.
It seems like Struts thinks the servername is www.mycomp.com even if I'm
working on the testserver with the servername www.mycomp.com/test. Why is
this a problem in Struts?
I hope this explanation was clear to you... I appreciate any response on
this problem :-)
Kjellaug
- Original Message -
From: James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kjellaug Johansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: Strutsaction on different WebApps
Sorry that no one helped you, but let's take this back to the list.
How are you planning to do this?
What is the name of your application? test or WebApp
Are you familiar with Request Path Elements?
You should read the servlet spec (section 4.4). That will give you a
good
understanding of why the approach you've described is giving the results
you
didn't expect.
My only suggestion to you is to deploy your WebApp under a different
name
rather that trying to nest it under some directory.
I wouldn't recommend running your test server as your production box,
but
if
you have no choice, try naming your test application as test-WebApp
and
deploy it right beside WebApp.
That would give you this:
www.mycomp.com/WebApp
www.mycomp.com/test-WebApp
...I think you'll start seeing the behavior you expect.
--
James Mitchell
Software Developer/Struts Evangelist
http://struts.sourceforge.net/struts-atlanta/
- Original Message -
From: Kjellaug Johansen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 5:39 AM
Subject: Strutsaction on different WebApps
I've posted this on struts-user mail archive, but there haven't been any
response, so I hope you could help me! I hope you have some time to look
at
my problem. Thanks! :-)
I have two servers running webapps, one for production:
www.mycomp.com/WebApp and one for testing: www.mycomp.com/test/WebApp
When I work on the production server there are no problems, but when I
work
on the test-server and try to call a Struts-action (i.e.
www.mycomp.com/test/WebApp/user/saveUser.do), I'm getting redirected to
the
production-server. The 'test' part in the URL for the test-server is
ignored
and I'm getting redirected to www.mycomp.com/WebApp/user/saveUser.do.
The struts-config on the testserver looks like this:
action path=/user/saveUser
type=com.mycomp.web.user.SaveUserAction
name=user
scope=request
input=/jsp/user/editUser.jsp
/action
The action call in the jsp file on the testserver looks like this:
... action = /user/saveUser.do
My questions are:
Doesn't Struts manage an extra level (test) between the serverroot
(www.mycomp.com) and the webapp name (WebApp)? Are there any
config-settings
I can do to solve this?
Kjellaug.
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Re: Strutsaction on different WebApps
Maybe I didn't explain my problem good enough... The name of my application is WebApp. This name is similar for both the production server and the test server. The servername (if you understand what I mean by that term) on the testserver is www.mycomp.com/test, and the servername on the productionserver is www.mycomp.com. You suggested to deploy the test-application under a different name (i.e. test-WebApp), but the problem is that I can't have the same servername for the test- and production server. See? It's ok to have different application-names, but the servername have to be different, because there are in fact two different servers on two different machines. It seems like Struts thinks the servername is www.mycomp.com even if I'm working on the testserver with the servername www.mycomp.com/test. Why is this a problem in Struts? I hope this explanation was clear to you... I appreciate any response on this problem :-) Kjellaug - Original Message - From: James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Kjellaug Johansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 4:14 PM Subject: Re: Strutsaction on different WebApps Sorry that no one helped you, but let's take this back to the list. How are you planning to do this? What is the name of your application? test or WebApp Are you familiar with Request Path Elements? You should read the servlet spec (section 4.4). That will give you a good understanding of why the approach you've described is giving the results you didn't expect. My only suggestion to you is to deploy your WebApp under a different name rather that trying to nest it under some directory. I wouldn't recommend running your test server as your production box, but if you have no choice, try naming your test application as test-WebApp and deploy it right beside WebApp. That would give you this: www.mycomp.com/WebApp www.mycomp.com/test-WebApp ...I think you'll start seeing the behavior you expect. -- James Mitchell Software Developer/Struts Evangelist http://struts.sourceforge.net/struts-atlanta/ - Original Message - From: Kjellaug Johansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 5:39 AM Subject: Strutsaction on different WebApps I've posted this on struts-user mail archive, but there haven't been any response, so I hope you could help me! I hope you have some time to look at my problem. Thanks! :-) I have two servers running webapps, one for production: www.mycomp.com/WebApp and one for testing: www.mycomp.com/test/WebApp When I work on the production server there are no problems, but when I work on the test-server and try to call a Struts-action (i.e. www.mycomp.com/test/WebApp/user/saveUser.do), I'm getting redirected to the production-server. The 'test' part in the URL for the test-server is ignored and I'm getting redirected to www.mycomp.com/WebApp/user/saveUser.do. The struts-config on the testserver looks like this: action path=/user/saveUser type=com.mycomp.web.user.SaveUserAction name=user scope=request input=/jsp/user/editUser.jsp /action The action call in the jsp file on the testserver looks like this: ... action = /user/saveUser.do My questions are: Doesn't Struts manage an extra level (test) between the serverroot (www.mycomp.com) and the webapp name (WebApp)? Are there any config-settings I can do to solve this? Kjellaug. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How to change context path?
I'm using weblogic server 6.1 and wonder if there are any ways I could change the context path. Could this be done in any configuration files (web.xml, weblogic.xml or config.xml)? I'll appreciate any help! Kjellaug.
Strutsaction on different WebApps
I have two servers running webapps, one for production: www.mycomp.com/WebApp and one for testing: www.mycomp.com/test/WebApp When I work on the production server there are no problems, but when I work on the test-server and try to call a Struts-action (i.e. www.mycomp.com/test/WebApp/user/saveUser.do), I'm getting redirected to the production-server. The 'test' part in the URL for the test-server is ignored and I'm getting redirected to www.mycomp.com/WebApp/user/saveUser.do. The struts-config on the testserver looks like this: action path=/user/saveUser type=com.mycomp.web.user.SaveUserAction name=user scope=request input=/jsp/user/editUser.jsp /action The action call in the jsp file on the testserver looks like this: ... action = /user/saveUser.do My questions are: Doesn't Struts manage an extra level (test) between the serverroot (www.mycomp.com) and the webapp name (WebApp)? Are there any config-settings I can do to solve this? PS: This is urgent! Kjellaug.
Re: example of java.util.Collection in struts logic:iterate
But if you code like this: Collection c = new Vector(); then it will work! Kjellaug. - Original Message - From: Gemes Tibor [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Struts Users Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 1:46 PM Subject: Re: example of java.util.Collection in struts logic:iterate Jamesey wrote: can it be done? or must it be a concrete collection such as arraylist or list.. Its just an interface. It must have a concrete implementation. You'd better read some basic java book. Tib - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
