Hi,
I am using Struts/Tomcat 4., and I'm experiencing a problem forwarding after the
session times out. The session is set to timeout in web.xml. After this happens, my
mapping.findForward does not find the resource defined in my struts-config.xml. It
seems to do nothing. What implication
Hello!
I wrote an action for downloading a file.
It is necessary to access the response variable (see code below).
I found out, that this manipulation of "response" makes trouble.
Normally after the action is processed a forward will happen. In my case
I want to forward to another page. But I
On Thu, 2003-03-27 at 22:38, Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
> There is a fundamental rule in the servlet API that things included with a
> RequestDispatcher.include() call (which is what does under
> the covers) cannot modify the HTTP headers of the response. Since you
> need to modify those headers
On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Becky Norum wrote:
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what's your scope definition ? (in the struts-conf)
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, 2003-03-28 at 11:17, Becky Norum wrote:
> Does anyone know what the following exception means?
>
> javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot
> forward after response has been committed
>
> It seemed to be related to something in
make sure you are not writing anything to the response stream before you
forward..
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has
Does anyone know what the following exception means?
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot
forward after response has been committed
It seemed to be related to something in this area of code:
// ModuleConfig config = (ModuleConfig
2002 20:29
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Subject: Re: Forward after
I don't disagree with this approach.
One of the problems with using a tag in the jsp is that the
check is postponed until you're actually in the jsp. The action servlet is
a better place to han
rity option I get functionality. If I specify a
logger, I change my logging options.
Sorry for the cross post to the dev list - I seemed to cross the boundary between
responding to the question and dreaming about the future!
FWIW -
Kevin
Struts Newsgroup (@Basebeans.com)
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Subject: Re: Forward after
From: "Dave Barber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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One thing we've done is to have our *Actions* all extend a base Action class
(ie. SecuredAction).
SecureAction extends Action {
public ActionForward perform( ServletRequest, etc...) {
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I have some pages which require a user to be logged in
and some which do not. If the tag
determines that there is no user logged in, the user
is forwarded to the login page. I'd like t
current page in the
> > session.
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> > - Robert
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Yes it can be messy :-)
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From: Andy Timm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Robert - I'm doing this now, I was hoping do find a
better way to deal with parameters. I can fo
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> I have some pages which require a user to be logged
> in
> and some which do not. If the tag
> determines that there is no user logged in, the user
> is forwarde
d forwarded upon login.
You should have all the source code for the tag - making
these changes should be about as easy as any other solution.
Andy Timm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/23/2002 12:13:03 PM
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. You could probably also supply the current page in the
session.
- Robert
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Subject: Forward after
I have some pages which require a user to be logged in
and some which
I have some pages which require a user to be logged in
and some which do not. If the tag
determines that there is no user logged in, the user
is forwarded to the login page. I'd like to remember
where the user came from and forward them there after
a successful authentication. I'm sure there a
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