Please ignore my previous mail. I found the issue.
I was trying to forward from a local forward to a global forward.
I started forwarding to the global forward directly and everthing
started working fine.
thanks,
robin
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Hi All,
I am trying to switch modules in Struts 1.2.
Hi All,
I am trying to switch modules in Struts 1.2.x webapp using a global forward.
Here's the global forward
path="/MODULE2/action.do" redirect="true"/>
Here's the action Mapping that wants to switch to MODULE2 when an
actionForward "toAccMain_CustomerProfilePage" is returned by
"Process
o use something like switching modules functionality in 1.1.
So I am trying out this sample. This sample uses input.jsp to get a name and send this information to an ejb and ejb decides if the given person is a member or a non member(hard coded). Once the ejb gets back to the action with a Boolean
realized that we have to use something like switching modules functionality in
1.1.
So I am trying out this sample. This sample uses input.jsp to get a name and
send this information to an ejb and ejb decides if the given person is a member
or a non member(hard coded). Once the ejb gets
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 12:39:09 -0500, Jeff Beal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you're using a basic hyper-link to switch from moduleA to moduleB,
> you can use the module attribute of the tag to avoid all of
> the SwitchAction rigamarole. ( module="moduleB">LINK TEXT should do the trick) I don't
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 12:22:08 -0500, Bill Siggelkow
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe your observations are correct. If you want to avoid the
> "special features" you could conditionally skip them if the request is a
> SwitchAction to the new module ... just one idea.
>
Ok, thanks for the c
If you're using a basic hyper-link to switch from moduleA to moduleB,
you can use the module attribute of the tag to avoid all of
the SwitchAction rigamarole. (LINK TEXT should do the trick) I don't
believe this will involve the request processor for moduleA in any way.
Unfortunately, the
I believe your observations are correct. If you want to avoid the
"special features" you could conditionally skip them if the request is a
SwitchAction to the new module ... just one idea.
Susan Bradeen wrote:
I have a Struts application that uses a custom request processor. Now
I am trying to
I have a Struts application that uses a custom request processor. Now
I am trying to add a module so that I have part of the app using the
standard request processor. The custom request processor makes checks
on things I don't want checked when entering into my second module. Is
it true that in ord
> 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
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> 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
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
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
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.
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