You need to use wildcard action mappings:
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/building_controller.html#action_mapping_wildcards
I've posted around this subject a few times; check the archives for threads
with 'path info' or 'wildcard' in the subject :-)
L.
Ed Griebel wrote:
Hmm, that's inter
Hmm, that's interesting, with one of my webapps it doesn't work for me either!
I haven't had a use for this yet so I haven't run into this issue, so
I don't know if there's a standard way to handle this in Struts. Seems
like extending RequestProcessor to ignore trailing url arguments is
over the
Hi Ed
Thanks for your help.
Ed Griebel napisał(a):
Hi Daniel-
1) You can set up a Session Listener, which is a class which
implements HttpSessionListener. You implement 2 methods,
sessionCreated() and sessionDestoryed() to do what you need to. This
will need to be added to web.xml file under
Hi Daniel-
1) You can set up a Session Listener, which is a class which
implements HttpSessionListener. You implement 2 methods,
sessionCreated() and sessionDestoryed() to do what you need to. This
will need to be added to web.xml file under a
class path and
name. Here is an old article but it's
s
Hi
I'm new to Struts and have two questions:
1. How can I define common session initialization routines, eg. I'd like
to run some code every time session is created.
2. How should I configure struts/tomcat to make PathInfo avalbale? Lets
say I have DefaultAction action configured. When I type
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