Ted,
You can collapse your code down to this:
return mapping.findForward(secureMode ? "secure" : "standard");
by adding redirect="true" to your secure forward definition in struts-config.
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Martin Cooper
At 01:25 PM 5/11/01, Ted Husted wrote:
>I'm using a standalone container, and I find that everything works
>transparently (only one session) if I resort to hard coding the scheme.
>Right now, I'm doing this in the Struts-config.
>
><forward name="standard"
>path="http://data.wxxi.org/wxxi-gavel/register/logon.jsp"/>
><forward name="secure"
>path="https://data.wxxi.org/wxxi-gavel/register/logon.jsp"/>
>
>which are called with code like this in the action
>
> String url = null;
> if (secureMode) {
> url = mapping.findForward("secure").getPath();
> ActionForward actionForward = new ActionForward(url,true);
> return (actionForward);
> }
> else return (mapping.findForward("standard"));
>
>where I'm tracking "secureMode" as a session attribute.
>
>If they login or register in secure mode, I end the process with a [[
>BIG LINK ]] that routes them back to the http scheme.
>
>Messy, but it gets me through the day.
>
>I haven't had time to think about it, but it seems to me that we should
>be able to work this into the custom tags. Struts is very good about
>automagically converting the links when you switch schemes, so it seems
>to me we should be able to force the tags to one scheme or the other,
>when appropriate.
>
>Michael Wilimsky wrote:
> >
> > hello everyone...
> >
> > i still couldn´t find a solution on how to switch from
> >
> > let´s say http://localhost:myport/myapp/something.jsp to
> >
> https://localhost:mysecureport/myapp/somethingelsethatneedstobesecure_oreven
> > thesamepage.jsp
> >
> > while retaining resp. cloning the content of my sessioncontext...
> >
> > i am using the urlrewriting-method to manage my sessions
> >
> > as far as my experience tells me i get two different sessionIDs for
> >
> > http://localhost:myport/myapp/something.jsp
> > and the corresponding
> > https://localhost:mysecureport/myapp/something.jsp
> >
> > how can i copy the sessioncontext to the secure side and vice versa?
> >
> > michy
