Once you use the s:url tag, you can use JSTL syntax.
${myaction} ...
In fact I have started a meme where I create a routes.jsp that I include in
my files that lists all the s:url and other useful url aliases like <s:url
value="/resources" id="resources"/>
${resources}/images/bla.gif
I have started to really like this because I can maintain a lot of my my
links in a single place.
Johannes Geppert wrote:
>
> use the struts2 tags, like this.
>
> <s:url id="myaction" action='MyAction'/>
> <p><s:a href="%{myaction}" cssClass="kopf">Go To My Action</s:a></p>
>
> Best Regards
> Johannes Geppert
>
>
> Anthony Frasso wrote:
>>
>> Hello, and thanks for your help in advance.
>>
>> I'm new to Struts 2, and working on a simple application to learn the
>> framework. I'm also trying to use XHTML with this application.
>>
>> I know that in a JSP page, I can use the following to create a link to
>> an action:
>>
>> <p> "<s:url action='MyAction' ">Go To My Action </p>
>>
>> This works well. However, I've tried to do the same with a JSPX page.
>> Unfortunately, I get an exception when I navigate to this page:
>>
>> org.apache.jasper.JasperException: /home.jsp(15,16) The value of
>> attribute "href" associated with an element type "a" must not contain
>> the '<' character.
>>
>> Is there something I'm doing incorrectly? Or is there a different way
>> to do this kind of a thing within a JSPX page?
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Anthony Frasso
>>
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