I've tried this with Struts but found it to be unwieldly in the
struts-config.xml file.
Do you make an <action>, and a <forward>, for every single "real" JSP
page?
Kind of a pain in the buttocks if you ask me, but I see where you're
going with the idea of centralizing access control, exception handling,
etc.
I wonder if I'm not doing it as elegantly as I could (with respect to
the struts-config file).
I also wonder if using the new Filtering scheme (which Struts doesn't do
anything with), is a more elegant way of inserting that layer in front
of every JSP access, rather than a Struts action.
Thanks,
Bryan
On Tue, 2001-12-18 at 10:53, Ted Husted wrote:
I do strongly recommend that all references go through actions or
forwards, and that a Struts application never link directly to a JSP.
This makes where the JSPs are kept less of an issue, since that location
is never revealed on the address bar. Heck, there's no reason for anyone
to even know that they are JSPs back there to access ;-)
