I'm not the expert on this - but search the archive for 'workflow'

--- "Kanoza, Douglas (NCI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been using Struts for all of a week now, and think it's the coolest
> thing since sliced bread (however, that also means there's a ton I don't
> know about it).  
> 
> That being said, I'm seeking opinions on the best way to prevent users from
> jumping into the middle of an app.  Right now, I have each page put a token
> in the session, and I have a custom tag that checks at the top of each to
> make sure the previous page's token is there; if not, I redirect to the
> first page.  This is working just fine right now (it's a small app), but
> already, if I want to insert a new page in the series, I have to change the
> next page in the series to look for the appropriate token, and I can see
> this getting ugly for a larger app.
> 
> The question is: how do you do it?  Is this a pretty common approach, or are
> there other ways that some of you have used that are maybe easier to
> maintain?
> 
> TIA
> 
> Douglas M. Kanoza
> Senior Developer
> Terrapin Systems, LLC
> dkanoza@terpsys_dot_com
> 
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