Re: Multiple controller

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Re: Multiple controller

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Re: Multiple controller

ller? > > For the first controller my url-pattern will be *.do and for the second one > it will be *.au > > Can any body help me? > > Thanks > > -- > View this message in context: > http://struts.1045723.n5.nabble.com/Multiple-controller-tp4364290p4364290.html >

Multiple controller

Hi Can anybody give configuration to handle 2 controller? For the first controller my url-pattern will be *.do and for the second one it will be *.au Can any body help me? Thanks -- View this message in context: http://struts.1045723.n5.nabble.com/Multiple-controller-tp4364290p4364290

Re: How to handle multiple controller attributes

Jim Reynolds wrote: Hello, Currently in my struts-config.xml file I have the following controller entry. All is running, but now I have the need to extend the RequestProcessor. So I created a class 'com.xxx.xxx.myExtendedRequestProcessor". which means now my controller should inclue that i

How to handle multiple controller attributes

Hello, Currently in my struts-config.xml file I have the following controller entry. All is running, but now I have the need to extend the RequestProcessor. So I created a class 'com.xxx.xxx.myExtendedRequestProcessor". which means now my controller should inclue that in the "processorClass="