>>>>> "Gokul" == Gokul Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> That is, how do I force all
>> requests to be directed to the Controller servlet even if
>> the user tries to access a jsp-page (or servlet) directly.
Gokul> Just set an attribute in the request object before passing it to the jsp. In
Gokul> the jsp check for this attribute. If it is not present, redirect/forward to
Gokul> the controller.
Gokul> This is just offhand. Someone here may have a better solution.
I would think you would want the Controller to set a Session attribute
to indicate this. Using a request attribute would still allow the
client to spoof the request attribute value in the URL.
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