Re: Hide the JSP: Actions, rowBean and JSPs question

2005-10-10 Thread rajasekhar . cherukuri
CTED] cc Subject Re: Hide the JSP: Actions, rowBean and JSPs question Hi Rajasekhar, What would be no_access? Just a name value? In this case all JSPs would be not accessed correct? Now, if I want to only do this in a folder then I would: /folder/* Is it correct? Thanks, C.F. [EM

Re: Hide the JSP: Actions, rowBean and JSPs question

2005-10-10 Thread C.F. Scheidecker Antunes
Hi Rajasekhar, What would be no_access? Just a name value? In this case all JSPs would be not accessed correct? Now, if I want to only do this in a folder then I would: /folder/* Is it correct? Thanks, C.F. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Put the following code in your web.xml. Th

Re: Hide the JSP: Actions, rowBean and JSPs question

2005-10-09 Thread Frank W. Zammetti
Hi C.F., There's actually a whole bunch of ways to accomplish this... this is almost certainly not a complete list, but just off the top of my head... (1) Place all your JSPs in WEB-INF. By definition, they can only be reached by forwarding from something, be it a servlet or Struts Action,

Re: Hide the JSP: Actions, rowBean and JSPs question

2005-10-09 Thread rajasekhar . cherukuri
Hi, Put the following code in your web.xml. This will not allow any of your user to access your JSPs. ... no_access *.jsp ... Regards, Rajasekhar Cherukuri "C.F. Scheidecker Antunes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/10/2005 09:58 AM Please respond