Otavio, this is not a struts thing. This is a servlets thing. Struts uses
it to forward a request from the server to the ActionServlet, but that has
NOTHING to do with Struts. This is purely an issue having to do with
servlets and you should read something on servlets. Any book on servlets
Yup. As several people have said, myself included, the "do" is purely
conventional and has no import at all. If you look at my post, I said I
use my name instead of "do". You merely have to do something to allow the
framework to know that you want it to forward the request to a servlet
which
Would you show a very simple description on how to do it? I thought I'd have problems
with the ActionServlet...but if you say it works fine, great!
Thanks ;)
Otávio Augusto
On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 19:04:58 -0700
Matt Raible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, you can use any extension you like. I'm
Yes, you can use any extension you like. I'm currently using .cfm to
integrate a Struts app into a Cold Fusion website.
Matt
On Jan 31, 2004, at 6:15 PM, Otávio Augusto wrote:
So, just to complement the discussion, is it possible to use any other
extension rather than .do? Changing it in the
So, just to complement the discussion, is it possible to use any other extension
rather than .do? Changing it in the web.xml file makes that possible?
Thanks
Otávio Augusto
On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 00:38:03 -0800
"Craig R. McClanahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Quoting "Gopalakrishnan, Jayesh" <[
Quoting "Gopalakrishnan, Jayesh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The "do" is insignificant, its just what all the sample applications use and
> has somehow stayed on.
In the technical sense ("could I use "foo" instead of "do") you are absolutely
right ... there is no intrinsic meaning to "do". However, f
, 2004 4:37 PM
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>Hello Nushin,
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>Foo Bar :) (Greetings)
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>Lazy programmers. People were tired of using .html, so they
>starte
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Hello Nushin,
Foo Bar :) (Greetings)
Lazy programmers. People were tired of using .html, so they started
using .do. Its smaller to write, less code, so your code executes much
faster. On
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Vic,
Would you elaborate on *.do? What does "do" stand for?
Regards,
Nushin
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Vic,
Would you elaborate on *.do? What does "do" stand for?
Regards,
Nushin
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and note,
that in some cases you should use
(trouble with firewalls)
action
/do/*
instead of *.do
look at Book: Struts Fast Track:
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> > I am old enough to remember when Mark Zibykowski used to
> > stamp every DOS executable with MZ
>
> Umm..look again. Every *.exe file *still* begins with the letters MZ.
Yep. Mr. Zibykowski has now been reduced
> I am old enough to remember when Mark Zibykowski used to
> stamp every DOS executable with MZ
Umm..look again. Every *.exe file *still* begins with the letters MZ.
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> The "d
The "do" stands for nothing. Since it is used to get the server to forward
the request to an action in Struts, they used "do". In my site, wanting to
use the advertising space, I use .MichaelMcGrady. This all reminds me of
that old wonderful saw: "That's not a symbol, it stands for
something
and note,
that in some cases you should use
(trouble with firewalls)
action
/do/*
instead of *.do
look at Book: Struts Fast Track:
by Vic Cekvenich
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And the .do aren't files, these are actions
it's like saying Do User Update. or something like that.
ciao.
On January 30, 2004 1:56 pm, Brandon Goodin wrote:
> do
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/30/2004 11:53:36 AM >>>
>
> Greetings,
>
> What does *do* mean in *.do files.
>
> Regards,
> Nushin
>
>
> What does *do* mean in *.do files.
It's a just a suffix that you tell the container to look for in your web.xml
file, with this language:
action
*.do
Elsewhere in web.xml you've defined the "action" servlet to be the Struts
ActionServlet, which will retrieve all data, whether sen
do
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/30/2004 11:53:36 AM >>>
Greetings,
What does *do* mean in *.do files.
Regards,
Nushin
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