Ok, I must admit that I love Struts! Who doesn't? But I have a design
dilemma. Let's suppose that I have a simple, almost static web site.
Except that on the header of each page I read the url and I am coming
from and pull some info based on that url, from a database... Simple
right? Now wouldn't MVC suggest that any request to my site that needs
something from the model go through a controller? So if I put a
controller in front of all of my pages, I either get weird url's that
don't play nice with search engines (And aren't very pretty) like:
http://mysite.com/Main.do?page=index.jsp
http://mysite.com/Main.do?page=AboutUs.jsp
Or I have to create struts actions for each page:
http://mysite.com/Index.do
http://mysite.com/AboutUs.do
Neither of these seems ideal... So I thought I would ask the experts.
What do you all think? Is this a place where I can stray from MVC and
do something like:
<%
String url = request.getHeader("host");
url = url.toLowerCase();
url = url.substring(0,url.indexOf("."));
MemberTO myMember = new MemberBean().getMember(url);
%>
Or, is there a much better way to do this?
Thanks for your help.
-James
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