You shouldn't need * on the end of your URLs. We use that in Acegi's
configuration to include any query strings that might be passed in.
Matt
On 5/3/07, Haotian Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The following is the old menu-config.xml, basically I removed the "roles"
from each menu item and use
Furthermore, I think it would be useful for you to know that I changed
the filterInvocationInterceptor in the security.xml, the following is my
beans definitions.
class="org.acegisecurity.intercept.web.FilterSecurityInterceptor">
ref="resourceDefinitionSource"/>
*The following is the old menu-config.xml, basically I removed the
"roles" from each menu item and use "url" as a reference to retrieve
entitled roles for each menu item. The reason why I have "*" at the end
of each URL is that I noticed in security.xml, when you denfie a URL,
you have to follo
If you compare your new menu-config.xml to your old one, what's
changed? Also, why do you end some URLs with *?
Matt
On 5/3/07, Haotian Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well, I don't touch anything in web.xml but changed something in the other
two. The following is the menu-config.xml
well, I don't touch anything in web.xml but changed something in the
other two. The following is the menu-config.xml
type="net.sf.navigator.displayer.VelocityMenuDisplayer"/>
page="/mainMenu.html" url="/mainManu.html"/>
forward="editProfile" url="/editProfil
There's 3 places it's configured:
web.xml: MenuListener
menu-config.xml
menu.jsp
I'd check to see if something looks out of whack in those files after
you change everything.
Matt
On 5/3/07, Haotian Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
right, I'll try that later. But for my question about why the st
right, I'll try that later. But for my question about why the struts
menu disappears in the case that I described previously, do you have any
idea?
Thanks
Haotian
Matt Raible wrote:
You might be able to look at the "new" target and change it's logic so
it doesn't apply it to **/*.java files.
You might be able to look at the "new" target and change it's logic so
it doesn't apply it to **/*.java files.
Matt
On 5/3/07, Haotian Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Matt,
Regarding to "it changes my current source code package structure", I
mean it change the package name in my source code
Hi Matt,
Regarding to "it changes my current source code package structure", I
mean it change the package name in my source code, for example if my old
project is called AAA and new one is named BBB, it changes from
something like "org.AAA.dao" to "org.BBB.dao". What I want is to keep
the old
What do you mean by "it changes my current source code package
structure"? What does it change it from/to?
Matt
On 5/3/07, James Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, if I do ant new , it will satisfy my goal but changes my current
source package structure, which I'm not willing to see. So stil
Well, if I do ant new , it will satisfy my goal but changes my current
source package structure, which I'm not willing to see. So still needs
suggestions...
Cheers
Haotian
Haotian Sun wrote:
Hello guys,
I've developed a webapp using Appfuse 1.9.4 with Struts for sometime,
now I just want t
Hello guys,
I've developed a webapp using Appfuse 1.9.4 with Struts for sometime,
now I just want to change the name of my webapp rather than touching
anything in my src package structure so far. What I think the easitest
way to test is to copy everything that is working in the current webapp
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