Re: module name problem?

[Eddie Bush]

Have you tried it?  It should work fine, AFAIK.  I patched things some 
time ago now to properly process which module is being requested.  The 
change was such that it would allow module names along the lines of what 
you're asking about.

If in doubt; try it.  If it doesn't work (and I really think it should) 
post again and ask for help.  ... and remember:  If you experience 
problems with the tag libraries (or some other part of Struts) not 
knowing which module you're in MAKE SURE YOU ARE CALLING YOUR PAGES WITH 
AN ACTION.  This is a very, very common problem for most folks.  When 
working with modules, it is imperative that you involve the controller 
in the request (since it puts the configuration data for the requested 
module in the request) -- failure to do so will make you feel like you 
are "stuck" in the default module.

Good Luck!

Navjot Singh wrote:

hi list,

Is it necessary to have module name as  "config/mod1"
Can it be "config/pre/mod1" ?
Has anybody tried something like this before?

Any answer is appreciated.
-Navjot Singh
--
Eddie Bush




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