Re: Returning fully-stocked Actions/JSPs from other Actions

[Michael McGrady]

I am having a hard time seeing what you want to do, but I know that your 
issues with the "junkbean" are unrelated to the "hiding" of the JSPs 
behind/beneath/be-whatever WEB-INF.  If you want to access data, including 
an object, then the data must be saved somewhere and then accessed where it 
is saved during the time it is saved.  That is the simple truth that is 
required for this situation.  If you go to access it and it is not there, 
then you must be accessing in session scope and saving in request scope or 
something like that.  You need to ask: (1) did I save "junk bean"?  (2) if 
not, do so.  If so, then is the scope of the respository adequate for your 
purposes.  (3) Etc. Okay dokay?

Michael

At 02:44 PM 3/4/2004, you wrote:
Hi all,

I'm working on a web app where I have my JSPs hidden beneath WEB-INF.
In doing so, I of course have actions which RequestDispatch those pages
to the user.  In doing this I am running into a problem where beans in
those returned JSPs are not getting updated when they are returned from
other actions.  For example, on my login screen lets say I have a bean
"junkbean" that hold some data, which is loaded in LoginAction.  That
bean has data in it when I call /login.do directly. When I complete a
form on that screen and submit it to /update.do, I would like to return
the user to the /login.do screen.  But when I do that, "junkbean" is
nowhere to be found, as if the action behind /login.do is not doing
anything.  But, if I call /login.do directly, then "junkbean" is there
with all it's data.
How can I get my action behind /index.do (or any similar action that
gets data, then RequestDispatches a JSP back to the user) to execute so
that I can have my updated beans present?  If this is not the ideal way
to do it, what would be a better design for doing this sort of thing?
Essentially I want to hide all my JSPs behind WEB-INF, but I would
still like to have them updated after I submit forms and return action
paths, which load those JSPs.
Thanks so much for your help, and I look forward to receiving your
advice.
Andy

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