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> Subject: Re: [S2] URL management
> To: user@struts.apache.org
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> --- On Tue, 9/16/08, esemba wrote:
> > Well, yes, but I just thought, that checking for disabled
> > cookies and appending jsessionid, is container's job, not
>
--- On Tue, 9/16/08, esemba wrote:
> Well, yes, but I just thought, that checking for disabled
> cookies and appending jsessionid, is container's job, not
> mine, so i tried to figure out, how to accomplish it. But
> i'm afraid, i'll end up doing it manually.
Your particular case is different: y
struts 2, but want to use . Best solution would be like
> this: In jsp(ognl) replace every occurrence of [url]url string[/url] with
> http://www.nabble.com/-S2--URL-management-tp19494989p19522734.html
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--- On Tue, 9/16/08, esemba wrote:
> Well, in that case my problem is probably unsolvable. Main
> problem is, that i don't know how many embedded urls there
> is going to be in larger text blocks stored in DB. I could
> count them, but only on runtime. So, only solution would be
> automatically g
problem with url
>>> management. In my db, i have urls tagged like this
>>> [url]http://url.com/[/url]. In php, i just do regexp replace of this
>>> custom
>>> url tags with proper html tags. I would need to do something like this
>>> in
&g
If the URLs you are substituting in are external to the web app, they
don't need to be 's2-friendly'; an external site doesn't care about your
Struts app's session ID, etc. If the URLs are (or may be) internal to
the application, however, you do need to take care of that. In that
case, use s:ur
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