I've noticed that I can do that too.
I'm not expert, but I'm guessing that it's not an issue, and this behavior
is fine (as long as it is login protected if necessary).
I'm also GUESSING that the rule that actions can only be called from JSP
pages is made with the assumption that you're taking
I read that one of the things about struts is the actions are
only able to be called from the pages directly. Ie, you
shouldn't be able to bookmark the actions themselves like:
http://myhost/myaction.do
Where did you hear this? That's totally not true - any action can be called
directly as
+ 1
It helps if people read one of the many books on Struts or one of the
many tutorials on Struts or take one of the many instructor lead hands
on training classes on Struts (I have many competitors now, just google
for Struts training).
(I think we need a bit of RTFM)
.V
ps/ot: Just hours
a result of
the action?
cheers,
Brian
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From: Kruse, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: calling actions directly
I read that one of the things about struts is the actions are
only
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From: Kruse, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I read that one of the things about struts is the actions are
only able to be called from the pages directly. Ie, you
shouldn't
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Brian,
If you put all your jsp's inside a the WEB-INF directory, they will
not
be accessible directly -- only through an action. I think this is
part
of the jsp specification that nothing can be directly served out of
this special directory
thanks Nathan!
makes perfect sense :-)
Brian
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From: Nathan Pitts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 4:02 PM
Subject: Re: calling actions directly
Brian,
If you put all your jsp's inside a the WEB-INF
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Unfortunately, not all web containers will support this. There was
apparent disagreement on the interpretation of the specification in this
area. In particular
into a security constraint on a
role that no user is set to.
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From: Nathan Pitts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 8:02 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: calling actions directly
Brian,
If you put all your jsp's inside a the WEB-INF directory
Karr, David wrote:
The alternative is to put all JSP pages into a security constraint on a
role that no user is set to.
Or you could put all JSP pages into a directory that is protected by a
filter which both logs the access attempt (including all relevant data
such as IP address, params,
Websphere 5 allows you to place JSPs under the WEB-INF directory. So did
Websphere 4.
It's not a trick but, as Nathan said, part of the specification. The reason
some containers didn't support it for version 2.2 is that the spec was a
little ambiguous. It has been clarified in 2.3 as being
Websphere 5 allows you to place JSPs under the WEB-INF directory. So did
Websphere 4.
It's not a trick but, as Nathan said, part of the specification. The reason
some containers didn't support it for version 2.2 is that the spec was a
little ambiguous. It has been clarified in 2.3 as being
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