Andrzej Bengner wrote:
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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" );
I do this, but struts still forwarding me to
"http://localhost/context/MyAction.do"; - not
"http://localhost/context/path/MyAction.do";. And I have defined:
<forward name="ok" path="/path/file.jsp"/>
and in my struts action I return mapping.findForward("ok").
What I do wrong?
You might be misunderstanding what's happening; what makes you think
Struts is forwarding to /MyAction.do and not /path/file.jsp? (it
shouldn't be forwarding to /path/MyAction.do in any case.)
What should be happening is that you submit a request to /MyAction.do
which executes your action; at the end of your action, you return
mapping.findForward("ok") and Struts then forwards to the JSP. Since you
haven't specified that this should be a redirect, Struts does an
in-container forward, so the browser doesn't know anything about it and
the location bar still says /MyAction.do.
If your goal is to have the browser's location bar show the path to the
JSP, you could add 'redirect="true"' to your <forward/> declaration, but
if that JSP needs resources supplied by your action (i.e. it wont work
if accessed directly), I'd recommend you leave things as they are.
L.
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