<action path="/page/tile1" parameter="tile1" ... /> <action path="/page/tile2" parameter="tile2" ... />
You can access the value of "parameter" with "mapping.getParameter()"
If you want more per-mapping configuration, you can write a custom subclass of ActionMapping and set its properties with <set-property property="foo" value="bar" /> elements nested inside the "action" class. (Declare the ActionMapping subclass with the "className" attribute of <action>.
Someone was tossing around an idea (and maybe even some code) to use for mapping Actions using regular expressions over on struts-dev about two months ago -- it seemed pretty cool to me, but I haven't noticed any committers moving to integrate it, so you'd have to deal with patching the CVS tree and building your own Struts distribution...
Joe
At 15:52 -0500 9/18/03, Matt Raible wrote:
I want to hit a "page" action (path="/page") with the following URLs - and then do logic to determine which tiles definition I should load:
http://site.com/do/page/tile1 http://site.com/do/page/tile2
But I keep getting:
RequestProcessor.processMapping(683) | Invalid path /page/tile1 was requested. Is this possible w/o subclassing RequestProcessor. Can I do path="/page/*" (I tried this, no dice) in my struts-config.xml?
I know I can use the "DefinitionDispatcherAction" to do /do/page?def=defName, but I'd like a cleaner URL (no params).
Thanks,
Matt
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