Hi Remi,
> Could you associate your updates to open issues in the JIRA (or create
> new ones) and send us some patches ? I'm particularly interested in
> your solution for the _sourcePage param, as it'd boost the development
> of the Clean URLs stuff... and I'd be happy to integrate your patch if
> everything is ok.
I knew you would jump on the sourcePage part *LOL*
As I said, I think it would be best to introduce attributes to <s:form>
to control this behavior, so no real patches for now :) I just did some
dirty find'n'replaces to make my current app work :)
I just replaced the simple line
out.write( request.getServletPath());
with
out.write(CryptoUtil.encrypt(request.getServletPath(), request));
in FormTag#doEndTag() and accordingly adjusted getSourcePageResolution()
in my ActionBeanContext implementation like this:
...
sourcePage = CryptoUtil.decrypt(sourcePage, getRequest());
...
To be honest, I wonder why we use the sourcePage parameter at all...Why
not store the concrete sourcePage directly in the http session? The only
problem I see is a in a multi-window/multi-(concurrent)-form application.
I think it would be nice to configure the sourcePage behavior in the
form tag, with options like "none", "session", "encryptedRequest",
"clearRequest").
> Hence, the question : does everyone here agree on the fact that
> validation isn't necessary for <s:link> ? I do, as it's the dev.'s
> responsability to ensure that the links he/she generates are valid. In
> case of users hack ing the urls, a good old error page is sufficient
> IMHO, no need for supporting error messages etc. as far as I see...
Full ack. :)
Before I log JIRA issues regarding the HttpSession creation I'd like to
hear (read :) what Tim's thinking about this...
Sebastian
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