thanks for the suggestions.
- i don't think i need any jsf facilities during processing,
so your first suggestion would be most pragmatic.
- just in case i end up needing to go the second route though, for this
or something else, how does one call the standard navigation handler
manually?
-
On 12/26/05, tony kerz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks for the suggestions.- i don't think i need any jsf facilities during processing,so your first suggestion would be most pragmatic.- just in case i end up needing to go the second route though, for this
or something else, how does one call the
thanks craig,
you bring good points about confusion being proportional to the number
of technologies applied.
in this particular case, the mechanism i'm trying to construct is a
relatively familiar one where a user is confirming a registration to a
website by clicking a url link in a
On 12/22/05, Tony Kerz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks craig,you bring good points about confusion being proportional to the numberof technologies applied.in this particular case, the mechanism i'm trying to construct is arelatively familiar one where a user is confirming a registration to a
On 12/21/05, tony kerz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
right, i'm looking for the process to be initiated by a url punched intoa browser, not a user clicking a h:commandButton or h:commandLinkcontrol.as i can have a url drop directly into an action and use
mapping.findForward(outcome) to use the struts
at the risk of asking a stupid question:
if i wanted to have a user hit a url and have some processing take place
which then results in one of several available pages being displayed, in
struts i could easily accomplish that with an action class.
what would be the appropriate way to accomplish
UICommand action=#{bean.process}
// On bean
public String process()
{
// process
if (result1) return processResult1;
if (result2) return processResult2;
if (result3) return processResult3;
if (result4) return processResult4;
return processResultDefault;
}
But what about if you need to do this for the initial page? (i.e. you
don't have a page to put a command link on...)
I want this to be able to have bookmarkable URLs in my app, where
different URLs may map to the same view (JSP) -- for example, URLs
/app/users/tom and /app/users/jim would
Oops, spoke too soon... the trouble with the servlet approach is that
to-view-id in faces-config isn't a context relative path, it's relative
to the Faces servlet... So I guess it's time to dig into custom nav
handlers.
L.
Laurie Harper wrote:
But what about if you need to do this for the
On 12/20/05, Laurie Harper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops, spoke too soon... the trouble with the servlet approach is thatto-view-id in faces-config isn't a context relative path, it's relativeto the Faces servlet... So I guess it's time to dig into custom navhandlers.
The interpretation of a view
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