reference input page from inside action?

2001-06-08 Thread Seth Ladd
Hello, Is it possible to reference and forward to the input page of an action from within the action? It seems as if I have to make an explicit forward mapping for input for each action. Sometimes, I need to do extra state checking inside action, and if that fails, to forward back to input.

Re: reference input page from inside action?

2001-06-08 Thread Ted Husted
return (new ActionForward(mapping.getInput())); Seth Ladd wrote: Hello, Is it possible to reference and forward to the input page of an action from within the action? It seems as if I have to make an explicit forward mapping for input for each action. Sometimes, I need to do

RE: reference input page from inside action?

2001-06-08 Thread Seth Ladd
return (new ActionForward(mapping.getInput())); excellent, thank you very much! Seth

RE: reference input page from inside action?

2001-06-08 Thread Steve Salkin
Title: RE: reference input page from inside action? Ted, How is that different from mapping.findForward(mapping.getInput()); We are using mapping.findForward() in all cases (that a struts-config mapping exists). -Original Message- From: Ted Husted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: reference input page from inside action?

2001-06-08 Thread Ted Husted
Does that work? getInput() returns a path and findForward() expects a logical name. input isn't an ActionForward, it's a property of the ActionMapping itself (that can be used to construct an ActionForward). Steve Salkin wrote: How is that different from

Re: reference input page from inside action?

2001-06-08 Thread Oleg V Alexeev
Hello Seth, For example - return new ActionForward( mapping.getInput() ); if input attribute is defined for this action. Friday, June 08, 2001, 9:50:25 PM, you wrote: SL Hello, SL Is it possible to reference and forward to the input page of an action from SL within the action?

RE: reference input page from inside action?

2001-06-08 Thread Steve Salkin
Title: RE: reference input page from inside action? Ted Husted wrote: Does that work? No. getInput() returns a path and findForward() expects a logical name. Yes. input isn't an ActionForward, it's a property of the ActionMapping itself (that can be used to construct