>
Another thing I bumped into when playing with the calculator example and wanted
to make the URLs generated by Stripes prettier.
>From the quickstart:
> The URLs generated by Stripes are just defaults. To override the URL that an
> ActionBean is bound to all you have to do is annotate the class with
> the @UrlBinding annotation. For example we could have
> written @UrlBinding("/qs/calc") public class CalculatorActionBean ...
I tried this (actually, with the URL "/calc"), but it the resulting page is not
found:
> HTTP ERROR: 404
> NOT_FOUND
>
> RequestURI=/test/calc
> Powered by Jetty://
(I first went to the page /test/calc.jsp, and then clicked 'Add'.)
Ideally, I'd like to name my UrlBinding to "/calc.jsp", since it is confusing
and
just plain wrong to have two URLs for one page. (Now both /test/calc.jsp and
/test/calc.action point to the same page.) But it then actions just do nothing
except reload the .jsp. It's as if the page doesn't go through Stripes at all.
Perhaps that's what actually is happening.
Antti
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