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Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 4:03 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Why do we need SwitchAction
Doing things your way leaves the wrong ModuleConfig stored under the
request attribute identified by Globals.MODULE_KEY, so the destination
action or page will likely misbehave.
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Doing things your way leaves the wrong ModuleConfig stored under the
request attribute identified by Globals.MODULE_KEY, so the destination
action or page will likely misbehave.
You can avoid using SwitchAction, as long as you emulate what it
accomplishes -- a call to RequestUtils.selectModule() f
May be I understand why SwicthAction is needed.
If I want to forward from an Action in module A to a JSP in module B, I can
set the contextRelative to true.
...
However when I get to JSP in moduleB, I am still really in module A (Module
A is the current module on the request). All UR
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