I'm using struts2 with the convention plugin. I'm really new to all of
it and haven't really used Struts 2 WITHOUT the plugin before. Seeing
as it's called "convention", I imagine that there are a lot of things
that it can do automatically by convention. One of the things I was
curious about was how struts2 resolves jsp pages vs actions.
For example, suppose I have a jsp page called register.jsp, if I
navigate to /register, I get to that jsp page. register.jsp might be
the result of a registration so I may have an action called Register.
Now if I navigate to /register, it goes to the action, and if I don't do
anything else, the result page is automatically register.jsp. This is
good because I can't directly access register.jsp now and I don't want
the users to be able to do that.
One thing I also like is that I don't have to call my result page
register.jsp, I can call it register-success.jsp and it will still work
the same way EXCEPT that a user can now directly type /register-success
into their address bar and will be taken to that page. Conventionally,
how do people solve this problem?
Thanks!
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