Re: forwardPattern and Action Relaying

Paul Benedict yahoo.com> writes: > > >> /myApp/WEB-INF/module/actionB.do! > > I never ever seen Struts resolve to WEB-INF. That's a file system path. Struts paths are URI which > are not in the file system. > > That is because of the I used which prepend "/WEB-INF" to every p

Re: forwardPattern and Action Relaying

>> /myApp/WEB-INF/module/actionB.do! I never ever seen Struts resolve to WEB-INF. That's a file system path. Struts paths are URI which are not in the file system. __ Start your day with Yahoo! - Make it your home page! http://www.yahoo.com/r/

Re: forwardPattern and Action Relaying

Paul Benedict yahoo.com> writes: > > There is a module attribute to the forward tag. From the DTD: "The module prefix to use with this > path. This value should begin with a slash ("/")." > Thx but after using the URL resolves to "/myApp/WEB-INF/module/actionB.do"! What I need is a url that

Re: forwardPattern and Action Relaying

There is a module attribute to the forward tag. From the DTD: "The module prefix to use with this path. This value should begin with a slash ("/")." --- alec lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am using modules and placing my JSPs under /WEB-INF. My understanding is > that struts support this

forwardPattern and Action Relaying

I am using modules and placing my JSPs under /WEB-INF. My understanding is that struts support this configuration by using forwardPattern="/WEB-INF$M$P" > in my struts-config-module.xml to map forward path to the proper module relative URL. However, what if now I want to relay from one action