Thanks so much for those replys
I got much clear about the URL patterns I could use with the plugin.
Jeromy Evans - Blue Sky Minds wrote:
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> Ryan Wong wrote:
>> But there is still a question.
>>
>> With the namespace we have to place the parameter like prefix...
>> eg. http://example.org/nam
Ryan Wong wrote:
But there is still a question.
With the namespace we have to place the parameter like prefix...
eg. http://example.org/namespace/page/1/posts to call postsController
index() method.
It seems it cannot handle urls like
http://example.org/namespace/posts/page/1
The follow one is
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> I thought the RestActionMapper was already a copy of the RoR convention? I
> think it already matches all your mappings except "new" is called "editNew".
> I'm no expert though.
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You are right. "new" cannot be used for a method name, hence "editNew".
musachy
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But there is still a question.
With the namespace we have to place the parameter like prefix...
eg. http://example.org/namespace/page/1/posts to call postsController
index() method.
It seems it cannot handle urls like
http://example.org/namespace/posts/page/1
The follow one is more easily to ac
Ryan Wong wrote:
Thanks Jeromy...
There is not any document about this one..
So i missed that feature...
Yeah, the NamedVariablePatternMatcher is only documented within messages
in struts-user so far.
I quite like it, although messing with the namespace introduces other
complications a
Thanks Jeromy...
There is not any document about this one..
So i missed that feature...
Jeromy Evans - Blue Sky Minds wrote:
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> Ryan Wong wrote:
>> I have changed the rest action mapper class to apply Ruby Style .
>> there is draft, post here to find a better way to build RESTful app with
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Ryan Wong wrote:
I have changed the rest action mapper class to apply Ruby Style .
there is draft, post here to find a better way to build RESTful app with
struts2
I thought the RestActionMapper was already a copy of the RoR
convention? I think it already matches all your mappings except
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