Hi Nelson
Yes, Thai Son = Tyson. I used to use it interchangeably
Glad you found your solution. In my case it is different since I have
to treat 404 and 403 differently due to client's requirements.
Best Regards,
Tyson Cung
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180 Cecil Street, #07-03, Bangkok Bank B
Thanks Tyson Cung and Thai Son Cung (Are you same person?).. I already
figured it out..
My two Objective in this issue:
1. Catch all mapping that do not exist in struts.xml
Solution: Put wildcard in the action name
Example:
I tried your suggestion Thai Son Cung. It works. But i'm looking for
more decent solution.
I am wondering if the namespace in xwork might be the solution., it
think this feature is available is struts too.
I have done some experiment regarding it but no success so far. Here is
the link:
http:/
Hi Nelson,
I am not sure if it is the correct way of doing the direction.
You can create an jsp says openRate.jsp at the root level (together
with 403.jsp etc.) which contains:
<%@ include file="/common/taglibs.jsp"%>
and change /403.jsp to /openRate.jsp
Best Regards,
Tyson Cung
Hello T
Thanks Tyson, yes that is what i'm doing right now. But the problem is
that when i changed (for example) 403.jsp into openRate.html which is
available in my struts.xml mapping. the result is blank page! i can't do
direct calling of the jsp like /pages/openRate.jsp because it must go
through my
a
Hi Nelson
Check the web.xml for error-page tag and change the location page
accordingly. For example:
500
/error.jsp
400
/index.jsp
403
/403.jsp
404
/index.jsp
Regards
Tyson
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009
