Re: Q: Switching Modules

2004-10-10 Thread jean kon-sun-tack
> Maybe I missed a bit, but do you not always have page flow coded in JSP AND Action > classes? This should be the exception ! Not the rule. > In the action the server decides what to do with user input and what page to go next. No. The action just says success, error or whatever return c

RE: Q: Switching Modules

2004-10-08 Thread Hiran.Chaudhuri
Mailing List > Subject: Re: Q: Switching Modules > > None of the 4 ways described in the user guide suits me... > > 1- Using means > page flow is coded in JSP > > 2- Using ActionMapping means you are coding a Action class > > 3- Using global-forwards means you are codin

Re: Q: Switching Modules

2004-10-08 Thread jean kon-sun-tack
None of the 4 ways described in the user guide suits me... 1- Using means page flow is coded in JSP 2- Using ActionMapping means you are coding a Action class 3- Using global-forwards means you are coding a Action class or referencing it in a html:link => hard coded page flow in JSP 4- Using

Re: Q: Switching Modules

2004-10-04 Thread Jeff Beal
jean kon-sun-tack wrote: In my "companyList" screen I have a cancel button (/companyList/cancel.do). In moduleA-struts.xml, why can't I have something like : I want my page flow configured in my xml config files, not in my JSPs by doing : Is there another way to do that ? Thanks. Jean. http

Q: Switching Modules

2004-10-02 Thread jean kon-sun-tack
In my "companyList" screen I have a cancel button (/companyList/cancel.do). In moduleA-struts.xml, why can't I have something like : I want my page flow configured in my xml config files, not in my JSPs by doing : Is there another way to do that ? Thanks. Jean.