Hmm... Of course, the next question should probably be raised if it's
a good idea to base your security model on paths that don't even exist
in reality...
It seems a bit odd to me to place your trust on how the URI string
will be handled internally. If there isn't such a path as
.../protected/...,
Yes, it actually does with standard Eclipse. It's plugin just like any
other Eclipse plugin. During the installation you can choose to
install it standalone (pre-bundled with its own Eclipse 3.x) or choose
your existing Eclipse installation and it will simply put a plugin in
there.
The best way to
My impression was that Struts 1.2 picks up whatever mapping you use in
your web.xml to map requests to the ActionServlet.
So, if you map it to
/something/*
you will be able to invoke your action with this url:
www.url.com/webapp/something/selectServices
Anyone please correct me if I am wrong.
Is there a way to construct a completely custom message without using
a key from application.properties?
ActionMessage constructor seems to insist on having a key that would
be mapped to the application.properties.
Thanks,
JQ.
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Leandro,
You might want to post this on the struts-dev mailing list. You might
get more help there.
JQ.
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 13:37:38 -0300 (ART), Leandro Melo
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> Hi all.
> The last days I've been working in a Struts like
> framework for .NET. I guess most people that w
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 17:22:01 -0700, Larry Meadors
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> very soon
Very soon as in months or weeks? How do you know this and could you be
a bit more specific? What's the latest that you think it might come
out?
JQ.
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