Hi list
I've spent some time with google today, investigating using UrlBindings
to set up a REST-ish architecture. From the looks of things, Stripes
can't handle this out of the box... is this correct?
Here's my situation... At a basic level, the application allows a number
of organisations (with 'view' and 'admin' events), each of which can
have multiple competitions (again with 'view' and 'admin' events). The
idea being:
- www.site.com/org/snc/view : should invoke the 'view' event of the
organisation 'snc'
- www.site.com/org/snc/comp/tmx4/admin : should invoke the 'admin' event
of the competition 'tmx4', which belongs to the organisation 'snc'
My web.xml has this fragment:
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>StripesDispatcher</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/org/</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
And two Action Beans as such:
@UrlBinding("/org/{code}/{$event}/")
public class OrganisationActionBean extends BaseActionBean {
...
}
@UrlBinding("/org/{orgCode}/comp/{compCode}/{$event}")
public class CompetitionActionBean extends BaseActionBean {
...
}
However, going to the "view organisation" url
(www.site.com/org/snc/view) invokes the CompetitionActionBean with
'orgCode' set to 'snc/view'. The most obvious way to get this happening
correctly is to have one action bean that just parses the url and
decides what to do, but that's not terribly elegant. What's a
"stripes-ier" way to go about this?
I'm still getting to grips with web development, so any guidance would
be greatly appreciated. Cheers
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