Re: invoking a JSP or servlet

> "Anuj" == Anuj Agrawal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Anuj> Also, did you really mean that the welcome jsp would forward to the first Anuj> "action", and not redirect to the first "action"? I.e. is it page=".."/> or .. The forward appears to be a better Anuj> option since the URL

RE: invoking a JSP or servlet

Also, did you really mean that the welcome jsp would forward to the first "action", and not redirect to the first "action"? I.e. is it or .. The forward appears to be a better option since the URL in the browser doesn't change. Anuj. > -Original Message- > From: Karr, David [mailto:[EMA

RE: invoking a JSP or servlet

So the welcome file is a jsp that forwards to a servlet which in turn forwards to another jsp? Ok - in a web.xml (from Struts), i also saw: action *.do I guess i'd like to map ALL servlets (not just the ones for the action servlet) to the .html pattern (i'm very sure there will be

RE: invoking a JSP or servlet

A common pattern is to have your welcome file be a jsp that does nothing but forward to your first "action". > -Original Message- > From: Anuj Agrawal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Is it accurate to say that we should never invoke a JSP file > directly? It > should always be forwarded

invoking a JSP or servlet

Is it accurate to say that we should never invoke a JSP file directly? It should always be forwarded to from some servlet? What if my first page (say, index.jsp) of my web app has some db query results being displayed, is the "right" way to make it so that my first page is a servlet and after doi

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http://stxx.sourceforge.net/ Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some bro

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

http://stxx.sourceforge.net/ Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some bro

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

http://stxx.sourceforge.net/ Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some bro

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

http://stxx.sf.net Marc Guillemot wrote: [I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some browsers (eg

Re: client/server side xslt depending on client possilities

[I apologize if this email appears many times but my previous posts through the newsgroups view of this mailing list on news.gmane.org seems to have failed] As far as I know the JSTL allow to perform a transformation on the server side. Some browsers (eg Mozilla, IE 6) can perform XSLT transformat