As per my previous thread on the best way to create a URL structure like:
http://domain/us/whatever http://domain/de/whatever etc.
I've implemented the recommendations I received and now have a Filter listening to each request and setting the locale appropriately based on the country code specified in the URL. Working great :) I also have the .jsp I'm working with mapped to an action with a path like /us/index.do.
Now, within this index page, I have links in my navigation, being generated by the Struts HTML tags (html:link) - how would I best go about incorporating the country URL prefix (/us/, /de/, /fr/, etc.) without manually having to insert something like <bean:write name="locale" property="country"/> - also, instead of setting up an action for each .jsp, for each language (/us/index.do; /de/index.do; /us/crafts/crafts.do; /de/crafts/crafts.do; etc.) - what's a better way of doing this? Can I create an action using org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction that uses a wildcard? So something like /*/index.do would have a parameter of /index.jsp and /*/crafts/crafts.do would have a parameter of /crafts/crafts.jsp.
I'm looking for guidance - best way of accomplishing my goals of code-reuse, ease-of-maintenance, as well as being able to provide the flexibility in URL naming that marketing would like to see.
Thanks, Brice
-- Brice D. Ruth Sr. IT Analyst Fiskars Brands, Inc.
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