McClanahan-san wrote:
> This approach definitely works ... but it would seem to make sense for the
> <form:form> tag to assume a path starting with "/" should be interpreted as
> context relative. Let me think about it a little more -- if there are no
> gotchas, I will make the tag smarter about this.
The only "gotchas" I can think of is when you WANT to go to a different
context. Several people have expressed that they want to break up development
into several contexts for each subproject, but they should all act as a whole
in the end. Therefore, it wouldn't be unusual to post to a different context.
Of course, that would most likely be the exception to most circumstances, so
a flag to override action.startsWith("/") would probably allow for both types
to live together.
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