Gabriel Wong wrote:
>
> Interesting point. But my counter argument against automatic URL rewriting:
> -You may have a link to another server which means you can't encode the
> session
> -You would still need a tag to tell the JSP Parser to encode the URL which
> is the same as manually wrapping encodeURL()
>
> Possible solution (argument for):
> -Perhaps have a directive that turns off/on automatic URL encoding. If ON
> ALL links are automatically encoded
>
You can implement something intelligent...
some examples:
HREF="http://www.socialnet.com" => no encoding because starts with http:
HREF="mailto:<%= myBean.getAddress() %>" => no encoding because starts
with mailto:
HREF="<%= myBean.getUrl() %> => no encoding because no way to know... =>
getUrl must encode it if it needs to.
HREF="/jsp/next.jsp" => encoding (we stay in the same session)
HREF="/jsp/<%= myBean.getNextPage() %>" => encoding (we stay in the same
session)
This is exactly what I have done in my implementation of 0.92... and it
works great...
Yan
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