Re: request.getContextPath() and Tiles
snip
using the requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/showlist.do)'
gets me closer, but still not quite there.
I can get around this by hard coding myModule into the path, such as
...
requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/myModule/showlist.do)'
and the links are built properly, but I'd rather not do this. If there
was
a way to dynamically
retrieve the application module prefix, I could get around hard coding.
I have resolved the hard coding of the module path by doing the
following ...
In the action, set the module-relative path in a request attribute:
public ActionForward execute(...) throws Exception {
...
/*Build a module-relative path that Display tags can use for html:link
href= parameter.*/
ModuleConfig mc = (ModuleConfig)
request.getAttribute(Globals.MODULE_KEY);
request.setAttribute(linkPath,
request.getContextPath().concat(mc.getPrefix()));
return mapping.findForward(success);
}
then in the JSP retrieve the path attribute and add on the action ...
requestURI='%=((String)request.getAttribute(linkPath)).concat(/showlist.do)%'
There is probably a better way to do this, but this seems to work.
Susan Bradeen
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Re: request.getContextPath() and Tiles
What URL do you use to call the page or action in which you do the request.getContextPage() ? Cedric Susan Bradeen wrote: This is exactly what I am trying to do ... http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg37691.html I would like to set requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/something.do)' however, my request.getContextPath() is not including my module in that path. For example, I am getting ... http://localhost/myWebApp/myAction.do instead of ... http://localhost/myWebApp/myModule/myAction.do Tiles is working perfectly for all Action links (html:link page=/myAction.do), but for two html:link href=... links I am trying to set up, I can't get the correct path. All suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Susan Bradeen -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: request.getContextPath() and Tiles
Hi Cedric,
Currently, I am using an html:link from a simple navigation bar JSP tile
to get to this page.
snip from navbar.jsp
tdhtml:link page=/showlist.dobean:message key=main.list//html:link/td
/snip
which correctly becomes:
snip
tda href=/myWebApp/myModule/showlist.doView List/a/td
/snip
Without Tiles my display tag was:
snip from showList.jsp
display:table name=myform property=myList pagesize=15
requestURI=showlist.do
/snip
which creates a link of:
snip
a href=showrequests.do?page=22/a
/snip
and with Tiles, this gives me the URL of:
http://localhost/myWebApp/myModule/tiles/layout/showlist.do?page=2;
using the requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/showlist.do)'
gets me closer, but still not quite there.
Tiles definitions
definition name=.showList extends=.navbarBase
put name=title value=View List/
put name=content value=/myModule/showList.jsp/
/definition
definition name=.navbarBase path=/myModule/tiles/layouts/navbarBase.jsp
put name=title value=${title}/
put name=header value=/myModule/tiles/header.jsp/
put name=navbar value=/myModule/tiles/navbar.jsp/
put name=content value=${content}/
put name=footer value=/myModule/tiles/footer.jsp/
/definition
Action definition -
action
path=/showlist
type=com.my.company.actions.ShowListAction
name=myform
scope=request
validate=false
forward name=success path=.showList/
/action
This is more information than you asked for, but hope it helps. Thanks for
your response.
Susan Bradeen
On 12/17/2002 12:30:51 PM Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
What URL do you use to call the page or action in which you do the
request.getContextPage() ?
Cedric
Susan Bradeen wrote:
This is exactly what I am trying to do ...
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg37691.html
I would like to set
requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/something.do)'
however, my request.getContextPath() is not including my module in
that
path.
For example, I am getting ...
http://localhost/myWebApp/myAction.do
instead of ...
http://localhost/myWebApp/myModule/myAction.do
Tiles is working perfectly for all Action links (html:link
page=/myAction.do),
but for two html:link href=... links I am trying to set up, I can't
get the correct path.
All suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Susan Bradeen
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Re: request.getContextPath() and Tiles
Please see below ...
On 12/17/2002 02:12:23 PM Susan Bradeen wrote:
Hi Cedric,
Currently, I am using an html:link from a simple navigation bar JSP
tile
to get to this page.
snip from navbar.jsp
tdhtml:link page=/showlist.dobean:message
key=main.list//html:link/td
/snip
which correctly becomes:
snip
tda href=/myWebApp/myModule/showlist.doView List/a/td
/snip
Without Tiles my display tag was:
snip from showList.jsp
display:table name=myform property=myList pagesize=15
requestURI=showlist.do
/snip
which creates a link of:
snip
a href=showrequests.do?page=22/a
/snip
and with Tiles, this gives me the URL of:
http://localhost/myWebApp/myModule/tiles/layout/showlist.do?page=2;
which needs to be http://localhost/myWebApp/myModule/showlist.do?page=2;
in order to work.
using the requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/showlist.do)'
gets me closer, but still not quite there.
I can get around this by hard coding myModule into the path, such as ...
requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/myModule/showlist.do)'
and the links are built properly, but I'd rather not do this. If there was
a way to dynamically
retrieve the application module prefix, I could get around hard coding.
Any html:link using a page= attribute creates a Tiles link/Action path
correctly
and works great. Unfortunately, the Display tag library makes use of
href= attribute.
Thanks again for your help.
Susan Bradeen
Tiles definitions
definition name=.showList extends=.navbarBase
put name=title value=View List/
put name=content value=/myModule/showList.jsp/
/definition
definition name=.navbarBase
path=/myModule/tiles/layouts/navbarBase.jsp
put name=title value=${title}/
put name=header value=/myModule/tiles/header.jsp/
put name=navbar value=/myModule/tiles/navbar.jsp/
put name=content value=${content}/
put name=footer value=/myModule/tiles/footer.jsp/
/definition
Action definition -
action
path=/showlist
type=com.my.company.actions.ShowListAction
name=myform
scope=request
validate=false
forward name=success path=.showList/
/action
This is more information than you asked for, but hope it helps. Thanks
for
your response.
Susan Bradeen
On 12/17/2002 12:30:51 PM Cedric Dumoulin wrote:
What URL do you use to call the page or action in which you do the
request.getContextPage() ?
Cedric
Susan Bradeen wrote:
This is exactly what I am trying to do ...
http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg37691.html
I would like to set
requestURI='request.getContextPath().concat(/something.do)'
however, my request.getContextPath() is not including my module in
that
path.
For example, I am getting ...
http://localhost/myWebApp/myAction.do
instead of ...
http://localhost/myWebApp/myModule/myAction.do
Tiles is working perfectly for all Action links (html:link
page=/myAction.do),
but for two html:link href=... links I am trying to set up, I
can't
get the correct path.
All suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Susan Bradeen
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