*.tld's are resources of your aplication so you must put it under your
root directory. WEB-INF directory contains your private files, those
files will not be serve to the client. If you put the files out of
WEB-INF but under your root directory they will be public and visible
for anyone.
Java
what you have to lookup is the jndi name. I am using Weblogic and I have
a weblogic-ejb-jar.xml where you say the name you want to put to EJB in
jndi directory.
jndi-namenamexxx/jndi-name
ConfigHome home = (ConfigHome) ctx.lookup("namexxx");
Bye
"G.L. Grobe" wrote:
Probably not
to www.altavista.com after logoff action
so I don't need new session.
action path="/logoff"
type="com.company.package.LogoffAction"
forward name="finish" path="http://altavista.com"
redirect="true" /
/action
Thaks
"Craig R. McCl
Logoff action usually invalidates session and sends browser to a index
or welcome page, so it is not necesary to rewrite the URL.
ActionServlet must have a session, so if there isn't a valid session it
creates one.
Question is: Is there a way to say to ActionServlet not to create a new
session ?
I think you must disable the cookies of your browser
"Nanduri, Amarnath" wrote:
I was able to see the Token . I am talking about the jsessionid that will
be created for a hyperlink. If the html:link tag is used, it automatically
re-writes the url to include a jsessionid. I was unable to
You could define a 'general' ForwardAction that simply makes the forward
in its perform.
Something like this.
public ActionForward perform(ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form,
HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletMaravediNetException {
return
I have a JSP page that receives a bean in scope request. That page
contains one frameset with two frames; the question is:
How can I pass my bean to the 'source' (src) of the frame?
bean:define id="myBean" name"com.mycompany.MyClass" scope="request"
frameset rows="81%, 19% " border="0"
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