On 25-10-2010 at 10:26, farouk alhassan wrote: > > Thank you guys for sharing your experiences using these two frameworks. Will > go ahead and try to implement this in my project. > > @Oscar > I'm using the DynamicMappingFilter as described in Freddy's book. What is the > easiest way of making it ignore the servlet path of the GWT servlet?
First, check/test if there is any overlap (i.e. a Stripes URL that is also handled by GWT). If there isn't, you're already good to go. If not, you could adjust all URL's (if using clean URL's). If this is too cumbersome or you have other reasons to enforce such a split in a generic way, you can: - remove the DynamicMappingFilter - use the DispatcherServlet mapped to a unique prefix The downside is that you can no longer bind to, say, '/'. The upside is that you can force all URL's that start with '/gwt' to be handled by GWT, and all URL's that start with '/stripes' by Stripes. Oscar -- ,-_ Oscar Westra van Holthe - Kind http://www.xs4all.nl/~kindop/ /() ) (__ ( Inequality is the inevitable consequence of liberty. =/ () -- Salvador De Madariaga - "Anarchy or Hierarchy" (1937)
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