If you compare your new menu-config.xml to your old one, what's
changed? Also, why do you end some URLs with *?
Matt
On 5/3/07, Haotian Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well, I don't touch anything in web.xml but changed something in the other
two. The following is the menu-config.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<MenuConfig>
<Displayers>
<Displayer name="Velocity"
type="net.sf.navigator.displayer.VelocityMenuDisplayer"/>
</Displayers>
<Menus>
<Menu name="MainMenu" title="mainMenu.title" page="/mainMenu.html"
url="/mainManu.html"/>
<Menu name="UserMenu" title="menu.user" description="User Menu"
forward="editProfile" url="/editProfile.html*"/>
<Menu name="DocServiceMenu" title="menu.docService"
description="DocService Management" width="100" page="/corpora.html"
url="/corpora.html*" />
<Menu name="WorkflowServiceMenu" title="menu.workflowService"
page="/workFlowMenu.html" url="/workFlowMenu.html*" >
<Item name="ListProcessDefinitions"
title="menu.workflow.process.definitions"
forward="processDefinitionList"
url="/processDefinitionList.html?method=list*" />
<Item name="ListProcessInstances"
title="menu.workflow.process.instances"
forward="allProcessInstanceList"
url="/processInstanceList.html?method=listAll*" />
<Item name="ListTaskInstances"
title="menu.workflow.task.instances" forward="taskInstanceList"
url="/taskInstanceList.html?method=list*" />
<Item name="PendingTaskInstances"
title="menu.workflow.pending.task.instances"
forward="pendingTasksList"
url="/taskInstanceList.html?method=listPending*" />
</Menu>
<Menu name="AdminMenu" title="menu.admin" description="Admin Menu"
width="120" forward="viewUsers" url="/users.html*">
<Item name="ViewUsers" title="menu.admin.users"
forward="viewUsers" url="/users.html*"/>
<Item name="ActiveUsers" title="mainMenu.activeUsers"
action="activeUsers" url="/activeUsers.html*" />
<Item name="ViewRoles" title="menu.admin.roles"
forward="viewRoles" url="/roles.html*"/>
<Item name="ViewResources" title="menu.admin.resources"
forward="viewResources" url="/resources.html*"/>
<Item name="ReloadContext" title="menu.admin.reload"
action="reload" url="/reload.html*"/>
<Item name="FlushCache" title="menu.flushCache" action="flush"
url="/flush.html*"/>
<Item name="Clickstream" title="menu.clickstream"
page="/clickstreams.jsp" url="/clickstreams.jsp*"/>
</Menu>
<Menu name="Logout" title="user.logout" page="/logout.jsp"
roles="admin,manager,user"/>
</Menus>
</MenuConfig>
In menu.jsp, I use my own customized tag prefix executive which is defined
in tablibs.jsp.
<%@ include file="/common/taglibs.jsp"%>
<executive:useMenuDisplayer name="Velocity"
config="WEB-INF/classes/cssHorizontalMenu.vm"
permissions="menusAdapter">
<ul id="primary-nav" class="menuList">
<li class="pad"> </li>
<c:if test="${empty pageContext.request.remoteUser}"><li><a
href="<c:url value="/login.jsp"/>" class="current"><fmt:message
key="login.title"/></a></li></c:if>
<executive:displayMenu name="MainMenu"/>
<executive:displayMenu name="UserMenu"/>
<executive:displayMenu name="DocServiceMenu"/>
<executive:displayMenu name="WorkflowServiceMenu"/>
<executive:displayMenu name="AdminMenu"/>
</ul>
</executive:useMenuDisplayer>
regards,
Haotian
Matt Raible wrote:
There's 3 places it's configured:
web.xml: MenuListener
menu-config.xml
menu.jsp
I'd check to see if something looks out of whack in those files after
you change everything.
Matt
On 5/3/07, Haotian Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
right, I'll try that later. But for my question about why the struts
menu disappears in the case that I described previously, do you have any
idea?
Thanks
Haotian
Matt Raible wrote:
> You might be able to look at the "new" target and change it's logic so
> it doesn't apply it to **/*.java files.
>
> Matt
>
> On 5/3/07, Haotian Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi Matt,
>>
>> Regarding to "it changes my current source code package structure", I
>> mean it change the package name in my source code, for example if my old
>> project is called AAA and new one is named BBB, it changes from
>> something like "org.AAA.dao" to "org.BBB.dao". What I want is to keep
>> the old package name but just change the webapp name.
>>
>> Hope that's clear for you.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Haotian
>>
>> Matt Raible wrote:
>> > What do you mean by "it changes my current source code package
>> > structure"? What does it change it from/to?
>> >
>> > Matt
>> >
>> > On 5/3/07, James Sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >> Well, if I do ant new , it will satisfy my goal but changes my
>> current
>> >> source package structure, which I'm not willing to see. So still
>> needs
>> >> suggestions...
>> >>
>> >> Cheers
>> >>
>> >> Haotian
>> >>
>> >> Haotian Sun wrote:
>> >> > Hello guys,
>> >> >
>> >> > I've developed a webapp using Appfuse 1.9.4 with Struts for
>> sometime,
>> >> > now I just want to change the name of my webapp rather than
>> touching
>> >> > anything in my src package structure so far. What I think the
>> easitest
>> >> > way to test is to copy everything that is working in the current
>> >> > webapp named A to an empty folder called B in my
>> tomcat.home/webapp.
>> >> > However the Struts menu disappers after I restart tomcat and
>> load the
>> >> > application. I've looked into the problem and found out that it is
>> >> > caused by my customized Struts menu which is actually loaded
>> >> > dynamically based on a role authorization(each url in the webapp
>> has
>> >> > been entitled for certain roles). The following is the method
>> from my
>> >> > customized menu adapter:
>> >> >
>> >> > public boolean isAllowed(MenuComponent menu) {
>> >> > if(menu.getUrl()==null){
>> >> > return true;
>> >> > }else{
>> >> > String url=menu.getUrl();
>> >> > log.debug("$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Menu.getUrl is "+url+"
>> %%%%%%%%");
>> >> > url=url.substring(10)+"*";
>> >> > List allowedRoles =
roleManager.getRolesWithResource(url);
>> >> > log.debug("The size of allowedRoles is
>> "+allowedRoles.size());
>> >> > for(int i=0;i<allowedRoles.size();i++){
>> >> > Role allowedRole = (Role)allowedRoles.get(i);
>> >> > if(request.isUserInRole(allowedRole.getName())){
>> >> > return true;
>> >> > }
>> >> > }
>> >> > }
>> >> > return false;
>> >> > //return menuNames.contains(menu.getName());
>> >> > }
>> >> >
>> >> > After investigation on the debug info, I found that the URLs
>> that are
>> >> > used to represent the link of each menu item have the following
>> format
>> >> > in my original webapp A, for instance, "A/mainMenu.html". But it
>> >> > changes to "B/mainMenu.html" once I just change the name of
>> webapp. I
>> >> > guess the problem is caused by Acegi security somewhere, but
>> have no
>> >> > idea so far. So I hope someone here can help me figure it out!
>> >> >
>> >> > Thanks in advance.
>> >> >
>> >> > Haotian Sun
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> >
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