Another alternative would be to put those definitions into a resource
bundle (properties file). As long as all references are indirected
through some collection of definitions, it doesn't really matter where
those definitions are stored / setup :=)
L.
Paul Benedict wrote:
If you want to link to absolute URLs, perform a JSP include at the top of
your pages. The included page should contain all the definitions you need.
Alternatively, you can write yourself a ContextListener to put attributes
into application scope.
If you want to link to other Struts actions, use the actionId attribute.
Paul
On 8/7/07, john lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
inside jsp/struts 1.3, how can i set global constants that i can make
change one place, but can make all the corrspondent change cross all the
files.
for example, if i have script file 1.jsp, 2.jsp ......n.jsp, all the
file contains
<a href="www.test.com">
any way i can set it as <a href="@website">, then i change one place,
could make change all the scripts?
tks in advance
john
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