In that case, when action mapping looks like this
(as you wrote in your mail before):
<action path="/MyAction"
input="/path/file.jsp" ...>
<forward name="ok" path="/path/file.jsp"/>
</action>
then you have to do the following at the end of your
action (after all work has been done):
return mapping.findForward( "ok" );
where the "ok" has to be the same in the method and in
forward name parameter. Struts searches the forwards
taht you define in your mapping, and returns an
ActionForward (you dont need to care about this,
it is all done for you). If you would like your action to
forward to another place (that can be another jsp, or
Action, for example if an error occurs), you would do
the following:
<action path="/MyAction"
input="/path/file.jsp" ...>
<forward name="ok" path="/path/file.jsp"/>
<forward name ="notok" path="/path/error.jsp"/>
</action>
and in your action
if( no errors )
return mapping.findForward( "ok" );
else
return mapping.findForward( "notok" );
Greetings
Peter
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Von: Andrzej Bengner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Montag, 12. Dezember 2005 10:37
An: Struts Users Mailing List
Betreff: Re: Action forward path
> The parameter attribute defines the target of your
> forward action, that is your jsp.
Thanks.
And what if I want to execute my action (do something) and forward to
this path (/path/file.jsp or /path/MyAction.do)?
Regards
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Andy
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