Ross,
That's an interesting suggestion unfortunately it won't meet the
requirements as the URLs are set... and in fact /m/ is already used for
the "mobile" webapp... and then what about /member and /membership... do
we go with /m1/ and /m2/??? Gets ugly pretty fast when you need to
"re-engineer" your URLs for the solution to work. Like you said it
isn't very "clean".
Any other thoughts anyone? Someone must have come across this and
beyond simplicity I would hope the reason that Stripes doesn't support
this OOB is b/c it is easily supportable in some way. Am I dreaming????
Thanks,
--Nikolaos
Ross Sargant wrote:
Hi,
Not totally "clean" but what about just parameterizing the first
component under a common parent prefix?
@UrlBinding("/m/${member}/{$event}/{id}")
public class MemberActionBean extends BaseActionBean {
private String member;
public String getMember(){
}
public void setMember(String member){
}
}
You can easily check if member if "valid" (one of
member,memiembro,/membre) inside your bean.You might even be able to
get stripes to do it for you with built-in validators.
If you stick with using the bean class when generating foward
resolutions, redirect resolutions and links with stripes:link (good
practice IMHO), stripes can handle the rest. You just have to
propagate the current "member" value as a parameter.
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Nikolaos Giannopoulos
<nikol...@brightminds.org <mailto:nikol...@brightminds.org>> wrote:
Hi,
We are building a large site that initially supports 2 languages but
will quickly grow 5+. The site has country specific "virtualized"
sub-domains i.e. the underlying plumbing is just one site that accepts
any language based on country specific site or user preferences.
I really like Clean URLs however our MemberActionBean must accept
ANY of
the following URLs:
/member/{$event}/{id}
/miembro/{$event}/{id}
/membre/{$event}/{id}
/membro/{$event}/{id}
Unfortunately the following is not allowed:
@UrlBinding("/member/{$event}/{id}")
@UrlBinding("/miembro/{$event}/{id}")
@UrlBinding("/membre/{$event}/{id}")
@UrlBinding("/membro/{$event}/{id}")
public class MemberActionBean extends BaseActionBean {
Any ideas on how to get something like this to work? We will have at
least a dozen other action beans just like this.
--Nikolaos
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