Bryan,
Thats where the Struts Forward action comes in:
<!-- display a page -->
<action path="/display"
type="org.apache.struts.actions.ForwardAction"
parameter="/WEB-INF/views/display.jsp" />
This is a generic action that comes with struts that allows you to
forward on to another resource. Whether that resource is a servlet, a
JSP, or whatever. Check out the javadocs for more info.
Sean
Bryan Field-Elliot wrote:
>
> On Wed, 2002-02-27 at 11:56, Ted Husted wrote:
> > It originally came up in response to inquiries about how to enforce MVC.
> > If all the JSPs are under WEB-INF, then the only possible way to get to
> > them is through an action. Users can't just bookmark a JSP and pop into
> > the middle of something.
> >
> > Though, if you self-impose the recommended model of linking only to
> > actions, the value of actually storing the pages under WEB-INF
> > diminishes, since the address of the page is never directly exposed to
> > the user.
> >
>
> So Ted, one small gap in my Struts knowledge (in terms of
> best-practices) is, what's the recommended way to build a pass-through
> Action which really does just display a JSP page?
>
> I have a "signup.jsp" form, which for the sake of this discussion, is
> going to be underneath WEB-INF. I really don't need any processing in an
> action to execute prior to displaying the form -- I just want to link to
> the (empty) form. Since I can't link directly to it, I need some kind of
> really shallow Action to get at it. How do you usually build this?
>
> Bryan
>
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