That still leaves a (potential) bug, in that a page with '<%@ page session="false"%>' and '<html:html locale="true">' will create a session. It seems to me that HTML should respect the page and/or servlet configuration with respect to session creation, and that checking is currently not being done. If RequestProcessor isn't being invoked and that's allowed, then perhaps RequestProcessor is the wrong place for the session-creating-and-locale-setting logic ... would RequestUtils be a better home?
i'm-often-wrong-though-ly y'rs, +Mitchell [snip] > The HTML tag does its own locale-setting (and therefore > session creation) > because some people still set their apps up to all URLs > directly to JSP > pages (bypassing the controller servlet, so that the locale > setup it does > is also skipped). Removing this would break the localization > behavior of > any app that depends on it. > > Craig --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
