Have you tried using the "page" attribute? This pre-pends it's value
with the contextPath. You can also use "forward" or "action" if you're
using Struts.
Matt
On Jun 9, 2004, at 6:46 PM, Brown, James wrote:
Is it possible to specify context relative (similar to struts global
forward's contextRelative) equal to true such that locations starting
with "/" will have a "root" of treated as
http://host/<context>/
Rather than
http://host/
The issue I am having is that I have a large menu structure that I
would like to use in multiple places within a multi-module application
(one parent struts-config and 3 children). The layout of the site is
as follows:
/
/mod1
/mod2
/mod3
My desire is that when a user requests:
http://host/<context>/
http://host/<context>/mod1
http://host/<context>/mod2
http://host/<context>/mod3
They receive the same menu, but if I specify locations such as
location="mod1/page1" they will not work when displayed within the
modules as the URL becomes if in mod1:
http://host/<context>/mod1/mod1/page1
if I specify locations such as location="/mod1/page1" they will not
work when displayed within the modules as the URL becomes:
http://host/mod1/mod1/page1
Note the missing <context> which I cannot hard code as it changes as
we roll through our environments from development through to
production.
Any ideas?
-- James
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