El Mar 24 Sep 2002 22:07, Antoni Reus escribió:
> PD: I looks like that in Struts 1.1 ForwardConfig is used instead of
> ActionForward to configure a forward.
>
> Should className in be a subclass of ForwardConfig?
>
I have looked deep into this, ActionForward is now a subclass of ForwardConfig
In this case you would need to subclass of ActionMapping, and specify
'type' in or 'className' in every Action.
Then you would need to subclass RequestProcessor to provide the required
headers.
I could be done by subclassing ActionForward too :
PD: I looks like that in Struts 1.1
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Message "This page has expired" occurs when you go back to a page
resulting from a "POST" HTTP r
l tag to "GET".
I hope this helps.
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feel free to develop a proposal. ;-)
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> Hi everyone,
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on classes.
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All browsers do not listen to the nocache meta tag, which is what I think
you're talking ab
What I meant is that you will only be able to use the attributes
declared in the DTD for the tag. For any other properties you
need to set, you'll have to use elements inside of your
action:
I think my first explaination was as clear as mud. Hopefully this
states it more clearly (
It would be simple to subclass Action and add the properties. The only
problem is that digester is only going to set the properties for the
action you subclass (the one in the DTD -- this is how I understand it),
so you'll have to nest some elements into your action to
configure your custom
ding which would
acheive what you want just not through struts-config.xml.
Dave
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Hi everyone,
A good way to improve applications performances is to use browsers caches,
reusing a cached page makes you save a lot of CPU and network traffic.
HTTP protocol is rich enough to let you decide when you want a page to be
recalculated or retreived from cache but Struts does not take
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