David,
Well, does the content of the next page depend on the completion of the
task ? If that is the case, probably the JavaScript page with some
animation would probably be the solution. However, if it doesn't depend on
it, I think that you could probably start a new thread to do the work and
This is not necessarily a Struts problem, but since I am using Struts for
this.. I was wondering if anyone could give me a hand..
How would I stop an action that has already started executing ? In other
words, say the user started an action, which is fairly long and processor
intensive. In ord
I am working on an app with Tomcat 4.1 and Struts 1.1. I would like to
extend an ActionMapping, in order to verify that the user is logged in. I
extend an ActionMapping, create the getter and setter methods for the
property that I have added.
Finally, I change my web.xml and my struts-config.
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