I don't think you can specify a forward for the action of a form, can you? I'm not sure what Ted would define as "entry points", but here are what I think of as "entry points":
index.do index.html default.asp index.asp home.asp home.html login.html :-) I think what he's saying is that something like usrSecChk.do?op=li (User Security Check - operation = login) is not terribly intuative for most folks, and that something should be used which is more "friendly" - more "natural-language like" - and, perhaps, something non-sophisticated users would be able to easily identify as a valid "web name". Following this definition of "friendly entry points", I think login is entirely acceptable. K Br wrote: >The husted Struts site recommends that all application >entry points be given friendly names using the >global-forwards mapping table. Following this advice, >I converted > > <html:form action="/login.do" method="GET"> > //... > </html:form> > >to > > <html:form action="performLogin" method="GET"> > //... > </html:form> > >by adding the global-forwards entry > > > <global-forwards> > <forward name="performLogin" path="/login.do"/> > //... > </global-forwards> > >I thought this made my JSP friendlier but I get the >Jasper exception: > >org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Cannot retrieve mapping for action /performLogin > >What am I missing? > >/Kobe > -- Eddie Bush -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
