RE: Feature request
On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Nanduri, Amarnath wrote: > One thing you can do is use a tag which contains the name of the jsp > page. When you submit to the same action, and when you want to show errors > to the input page, get this value out of the tag and forward to that > page. > > I would strongly suggest you use a separate action class for every jsp . > That way it woule be easier to maintain and debug. > If you think all the pages perform almost the same action(s) i would suggest > you use an inheritance mechanism. > You can actually have it both ways ... It is entirely legal to have more than one element that uses the same Action class for the "type" attribute. Then, you still get the benefits of having all the code in one place, but you can also configure the "input" attribute of each individually. If you do this, the standard validation performed by Struts will return to the corret input page, *and* you can do so programmatically from within the common Action by saying: String inputPath = mapping.getInput(); return (new ActionForward(inputPath)); > cheers, > Amar.. > Craig
RE: Feature request
One thing you can do is use a tag which contains the name of the jsp page. When you submit to the same action, and when you want to show errors to the input page, get this value out of the tag and forward to that page. I would strongly suggest you use a separate action class for every jsp . That way it woule be easier to maintain and debug. If you think all the pages perform almost the same action(s) i would suggest you use an inheritance mechanism. cheers, Amar.. -Original Message- From: alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 2:26 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Feature request hi all. i wonder who can help me resolve this problem. i am making a program based on struts. there are some circumstances that serval pages invoke one same action. and if some errors occured i want to show these errors in the previous page, but i cannot judge where the page is, cuz, there are many pages can invoke this action. thanks alot redbeebird.
Re: Feature request
hi all. i wonder who can help me resolve this problem. i am making a program based on struts. there are some circumstances that serval pages invoke one same action. and if some errors occured i want to show these errors in the previous page, but i cannot judge where the page is, cuz, there are many pages can invoke this action. thanks alot redbeebird.
Re: Feature request
On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, James Howe wrote: > I'm using the tag to add parameters to a dynamically generated > URL used by some javascript on my JSP page. The problem with > is that it doesn't URL encode the result. In general, this is probably a > good thing. However, there are times when it would be nice to have the > value encoded. Would it be possible to add an additional optional tag to > WriteTag which would indicate whether the result was to be URLEncoded? The > default would be false which would not require any changes in current > code. Also, if there is an alternative way to get this functionality, > please let me know. Unfortunately I can't use the "link" tag in this > circumstance. > > Basically I have a line in my file which looks like this: > > > > In other words, I'm building up the parameters to the location URL based on > property values in a particular bean. > > Thanks. > > Just to avoid confusion, are you talking about calling response.encodeURL() to make sure that the session id is included for clients that do not use cookies? If so, doing it only on the value of the "key" parameter (as shown in your example above) would not be sufficient even if it was supported -- you can only call encodeURL() with the *entire* URL you want to have encoded. However, that doesn't mean an encode="true" option might not be useful. It would go along with the filter attribute (to filter out characters sensitive in HTML) that defaults to "true". Craig
