Hello Guys,
I've been thinking about this over the past couple of hours,
and coincidentally found this related thread.
I agree with Sean & Chris that I feel a little uncomfortable with the
addResult() method and the way you don't really have an insight as to what
is going on when it's called.
My question would be, what's the downside to using the forward() method
directly within the controller when you want to perform these kinds of
actions?
Take a simple form validation example.
function someFormControllerMethod( ... ) {
if ( validates ) {
...event.forward("my.success");
} else {
...event.forward("my.form");
}
}
This gives you the same effect as the result with redirect=true does it not?
but with a more explicit definition of what's going on actually in the
controller, rather than in the XML.
Is their anything wrong with this approach?
Robert
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