Re: How to send redirect from an XSP?

[MTiffany71]

> > You shouldn't do it. Use an action for this. There are already a
> > number of actions that perform this job. Use one of them, modify one
> > of them, write a new one, or write an XSP action that does it.
> 

I tried using actions in the sitemap, (a la cut and paste and tweak from the sitemap provided in the "protected" sample directory that comes with C2) but just could not get them to work -- the documenation is rather sparse. Can anyone provide any working examples?

thanks
mtiffany

RE: How to send redirect from an XSP?

[ROSSEL Olivier]

> > You shouldn't do it. Use an action for this. There are already a
> > number of actions that perform this job. Use one of them, modify one
> > of them, write a new one, or write an XSP action that does it.
> 
> What is an "XSP action"?  Can we now use XSP to write Actions?
> Is there any documentation on it?

You can use the ServerPagesAction.
A action written in XSP.
It is only documented in the Javadoc.
Quite simple, and very nice !

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Re: How to send redirect from an XSP?

[Christopher Painter-Wakefield]

> You shouldn't do it. Use an action for this. There are already a
> number of actions that perform this job. Use one of them, modify one
> of them, write a new one, or write an XSP action that does it.

What is an "XSP action"?  Can we now use XSP to write Actions?
Is there any documentation on it?

-Christopher



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Re: How to send redirect from an XSP?

[Christian Haul]

On 21.Aug.2002 -- 04:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hello all,
> 
> i'm trying to check to see if a user is in a session, and if not, redirect 
> them to a login page...

You shouldn't do it. Use an action for this. There are already a
number of actions that perform this job. Use one of them, modify one
of them, write a new one, or write an XSP action that does it.

Chris.
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How to send redirect from an XSP?

[MTiffany71]

hello all,

i'm trying to check to see if a user is in a session, and if not, redirect them to a login page...

my (rather sloppy) code so far goes like so...



  xmlns:session="http://apache.org/xsp/session/2.0"
  xmlns:xsp="http://apache.org/xsp"
  xmlns:xsp-request="http://apache.org/xsp/request/2.0"
  create-session="false">



protected void checkUser()
{
 if(!getSession())
   { 
 //SEND REDIRECT...
 }
}

protected boolean getSession()
{
  Session session=request.getSession(false);
if(session == null)
return false;
else
return true;

}


so, anyone care to share with me the secret of sending a redirect? I've checked out the response stylesheet and that was of no help, and the action stylesheet is apparently "not for use in Generators"...

any and all help (exlcuding RTFM) welcome