Not quite. I think I already have it set up for direct jsp access
disabled. Aka, when I type in the path to something.jsp, I can't access
it. HOWEVER, when I type in "/something", I can access it. Sometimes,
this is good. For example, if I have a form I want the user to fill
out, I don't want to make an empty class just so I can access a form. I
provide a link to "/something" and it automatically gets me to that
form. What I'm referring to is, I want to take advantage of the ability
for an action, say Register.java, to automatically direct me to
register-success.jsp with no annotations needed, which it can, but I
don't want register-success.jsp to be accessible via /register-success.
Register.java can ALSO automatically direct me to register.jsp with no
annotations needed with the added benefit that I can't access
register.jsp directly by going to /register because of the presence of a
Register.java action. Does that make sense?
Paweł Wielgus wrote:
Hi,
if i get You right search for disabling direct jsp access on this group.
Best greetings,
Paweł Wielgus.
2010/7/11 JP Cafaro <jcafar...@gmail.com>:
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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