You don't need to introduce modules to do this. Just create the
sub-directory and move the JSP there, then update the reference to the
JSP in your action mapping in struts-config.xml. It should be straight
forward.
If you still can't get it going, post more details -- the configuration
you're using, the URL you're accessing, any errors you're receiving (or
other relevant logging output), etc.
L.
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I have a colleague that succeed using struts modules but I'm not, do you
use struts modules too ?
Else have you done something particular in struts-config.xml file ?
Thanks for your advices.
Thomas Perelle.
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[OT] Re: subfolder in JSP directory
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public_html / jsp / jsp_file.jsp
and I want :
public_html / jsp / a_folder / jsp_file.jsp
But I'm not able to set the forward int the struts-config.xml file, I
always get a 404 error, so the JSP file could not be found.
I have tried with the context-relative option but I get the same error.
Has anyone success creating subfolder in the JSP directory ?
Yes; that shouldn't matter.
Dave
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