Hi Laurie
I had used Request.dispatcher before but only in servlet code; didnt
know/realize I could do it in an Action. I see the key is to make that one of
the states that will always be called and just trick Struts with the return of
the null. I assume the technology is orthogonal enough tha
ction and just simply need to send a data stream back.
> I can do it with servlets, but cant seem to do it with an action and a
> servlet. Can someone help me understand? tia.
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The first question should be, do you really need the servlet? You could
generate the full response from the action. If you still need to keep
the servlet around for other uses, perhaps you can refactor the bulk of
its work into a service class that both the servlet and the action can
use to gen
he
> processing in the Action and just simply need to send a data stream back.
> I can do it with servlets, but cant seem to do it with an action and a
> servlet. Can someone help me understand? tia.
>
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Hello
Is/how it possible to forward from a action to a servlet at another url and
preserve the parameters and session objects? I am doing all the processing in
the Action and just simply need to send a data stream back. I can do it with
servlets, but cant seem to do it with an action and a ser
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