Ok, I finally see the error of my ways:
I originally defined my parameter like this:
when it should be like this:
now the proper string is passed.
Thanks so much for the help!
DNewfield wrote:
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> Grish wrote:
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>> Get image
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> So does this generate a link relative to your w
Grish wrote:
Get image
So does this generate a link relative to your webapp of
filedownload/download.action?inputPath=/images/test.gif
?
( note, ".action" could be ".do", ".html" or whatever you have that
extension set to, apparently even "". (I may have to try that in my
app...) )
Good ideas! I try them out, my only problem now is that if i try to pass the
parameter via the link, I still get the following error:
Can not find a java.io.InputStream with the name [inputStream] in the
invocation stack. Check the tag specified for this action.
this is my action:
Grish wrote:
Hmmm good point. So does this mean that the only secure way of having
downloads is to have specific actions for each download? Or is there a
better approach?
I don't claim to know what the best approach is. As long as your action
does sufficient validation of the specified input
Isn't it closed with the /> in the end?
I just copied the examples in the tutorials and url examples:
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/url.html
nuwan chandrasoma-2 wrote:
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> Hi,
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> Is it a typo, I dont see a tag in ur code?
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> Thanks,
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> Nuwan
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> Grish wrote:
>> I studied the stru
Hmmm good point. So does this mean that the only secure way of having
downloads is to have specific actions for each download? Or is there a
better approach?
DNewfield wrote:
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> Grish wrote:
>> I studied the struts showcase sample of file downloading. I wanted to do
>> something similar but in
Grish wrote:
I studied the struts showcase sample of file downloading. I wanted to do
something similar but instead of setting the inputPath paremeter in
struts.xml I wanted to pass it in the url.
Sounds like you're opening a very large security hole here...
-Dale
Hi,
Is it a typo, I dont see a tag in ur code?
Thanks,
Nuwan
Grish wrote:
I studied the struts showcase sample of file downloading. I wanted to do
something similar but instead of setting the inputPath paremeter in
struts.xml I wanted to pass it in the url. I was thinking of using the same
a
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