Hi Dale,
I think you did get what i mean , cross context means (not
local/ remote) but two web application exist inside an EAR.
http://localhost:8080/abc/a/abc.action
http://localhost:8080/xyz/x/xyz.action
I have to redirect from*abc.action* which is in *abc *webcontext to
*xyz.action*
Hi,
Yeah, it looks like a double evaluation which is a bug probably
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2013/5/8 Dale Newfield :
> It seems like an evaluation of a value, which could be bad, in fact a large
> security hole. What if that value were "System.exit()"? (
It's just generating a URL and telling the browser to redirect there. Why
should the scope (local/remote) matter?
-Dale
On May 8, 2013, at 1:38 AM, "Sreekanth S. Nair"
wrote:
> Hi Gang,
> I hope these all works only for those action which exist in the same
> web context not for action exi
Hi Gang,
I hope these all works only for those action which exist in the same
web context not for action exist in another web context.
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Thanks & Regards
Srikanth
On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 11:04 AM, 陈岗 wrote:
> Hi
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Hi
try them
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2013/5/8 Sreekanth S. Nair
> Hi,
> Does Struts2 have any way to redirect from one action to another action
> which exist in a different Web Context.
> ServletRedirectResult and ServletActionRedirectResult doesn't seems to be
> work for Cross Context Action redire
Hi,
Does Struts2 have any way to redirect from one action to another action
which exist in a different Web Context.
ServletRedirectResult and ServletActionRedirectResult doesn't seems to be
work for Cross Context Action redirection.
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Thanks & Regards
Srikanth
Hi,
Does Struts2 have any way to redirect from one action to another action
which exist in a different Web Context.
ServletRedirectResult and ServletActionRedirectResult doesn't seems to be
work for Cross Context Action redirection.
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Thanks & Regards
Srikanth
Software Developer
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It seems like an evaluation of a value, which could be bad, in fact a large
security hole. What if that value were "System.exit()"? (I forget my ognl...I
think you need fully qualified path and a hash or at or something to call
static methods, but you get the point.)
-Dale
On May 7, 2013, at
I have a small issue that I'm trying to resolve and I was hoping the someone
might have come across it earlier.
I'll try to explain as best I can:
I have a number of objects on the value stack:
1. pojo - a java object with a string attribute called key which links to a
DB based localised text val
Heh; that old post brought back memories.
You'll need to define what "doesn't work" means (and what is
if you're using Struts 1).
Dave
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 11:28 AM, Thomas Lionel SMETS (prof) <
tsm...@a3-system.eu> wrote:
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> I am writting some sort of a proxy & uses HttpClient to execute
I am writting some sort of a proxy & uses HttpClient to execute
the request.
The HttpClient does the request (POST) as expected & I can see
that the answer is coming.
I just need to copy the HttpResponse received as the Struts "full"
response.
This proo
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