So, are you saying there is no solution?
What about './mydir/mypage.html'?
I am just about to test this but my proxy server is down.
P.S. That's dot (.) slash (/)
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On 9/12/2002 at 12:08 PM Michael Lee wrote:
>Cool! Did not know that! I take it when you say that solution doesn't work
>you just mean the one scentence..
I meant the suggested solution, namely that you use absolute URLs in your
struts-config.xml file when redirecting a user to another webapp on the
same server as your webapp isn't a very good one because it forces you to
hard-code things into your struts-config file that you shouldn't have to.
>" If your going to another webapp just do an http://.... (Is this last
>sentence right?)"
>So you just use // and it get's you to domain root? Is that right?
>so if I had
>http://domain.com/webapp1/somepage.jsp
>http://domain.com/webapp2/somepage.jsp
>
>from somepage.jsp all urls from "/anotherpage.jsp" would be
>http://domain.com/webapp1/anotherpage.jsp
>
>and to go to webapp2/somepage.jsp the url would be
>"//webapp2/sompage.jsp" which equates to
>http://domain.com/webapp2/somepage.jsp
>
>Is this correct?
Unfortunately, no, it does _not_ work this way right now. I'm suggesting
that struts be modified so that this syntax will be supported.
(note if you like the proposal, it's only a few lines of code to modify
performActionForward to make it happen, you needn't wait for the struts
developers to approve it if you're comfortable extending struts on your
own)
- donald
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