Jacob,
Not sure about the issue you describe but this definitely works for me. it
forwards to my
global forward and appends a parameter to the request
so if I have the forward configured as
I can use the class in the attached link to change the forward into
/do/Module?ID=111 or something lik
I'm surprised that works, I usually add everything to the request as an
Attribute, and since I'm usually using JSTL for page renders, it's all
the same as far is the page is concerned for variables. Forwarding
occurs as normal then without parameter declaration.
I thought there was an issue with
Robert,
thanks for your suggestion. I could not get it to work properly. Something
with urls not being processed correctly, I'm using tiles...(not sure if that
is explanation though)
What I did get to work was what is suggested in this:
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org
int id = // get user id
String path = forward.getPath();
path = path + "?ID=" + id;
return new ActionForward(path);
hth,
robert
> -Original Message-
> From: John Menke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 2:57 PM
> To: struts-user
> Subject: Add paramaters to a f
Putting them under WEB-INF isn't portable because all containers don't
necessarily support it. You can set up a security constraint in web.xml to
accomplish the same thing portably.
SecureAllJSPs
*.jsp
No roles should be able to access a JSP directly. Everyone
must
I have a global forward:
I really want the user to forward to "do/myModule?ID=115"
the actual value of ID in this case would be determined in the Action class
that calls the findForward("DynamicForward") method.
is there any way of returning a forward with parameters from an Action?
-jm
Hello,
I was wondering what the best practice is for the location of my jsp
files in my web application. I was thinking about placing them in the
WEB-INF directory so they couldn't be reached without going through the
ActionServlet. I guess I could accomplish the same thing with the right
mappi
There are multiple classes that build a collection which is presented on
only one jsp. For simplicity, I'll refer to constants in the classes and
literals on the one jsp. Then if the constants change, I only have to
change them in the interface and jsp.
Thanks.
-Original Message-
From:
The latest release of SecurityFilter (securityfilter-1.0-b5) has been fixed
to allow requests to the login and error pages even if they match a security
constraint. This matches the behavior of the containers I tested.
It also has some security fixes, so I recommend all users upgrade to the
latest
We use this consept. The loginform is unsecured (not filtered). When
trying to access a secured page with no session (this is checked by the
filter), - the request is forwarded to the loginpage. After successfull
logon, - you are sent to the originally selected page. If the logon
fails,- you gets t
Hi Suresh,
The default exception handler within struts stores a reference to the
exception object within the request under the key Action.EXCEPTION_KEY. You
should be able to get the object reference using
Exception cause = (Exception) request.getAttribute(Action.EXCEPTION_KEY)
within you
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