I have to admit I'm confused about what you want to achieve. This is what I think, but correct me if I'm wrong:
(1) the user submits a form with a struts token in it
(2) the user hits the back button to go to the form again
(3) the user submits the form again
(4) struts isTokenValid() returns false
(5) you direct the user to an error page
(6) you want to have a link from the error page to the page where the user should be if step (2) & (3) had never happened?
I think you are being too nice to the user. Send the user back to square one! They deserve it for being sneaky. Don't tell me, it's part of the spec! Is it?
Adam
On 10/08/2003 09:16 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm back with my token problem, i really need your help. Maybe, i'm wrong in the way i'm applying the mechamism.
In all the tutorials or examples i've seen, the action class was setting up a page with an error message if a submission problem was detected. That's fine but.. My problem is to bring back the user from the error page to the next page when the action class has finished its execution.
In my code, nothing happens once the user is on the error page and the action code finished :( ! The return mapping.forward seems unefficient.
I hope somewone will help me.
Frederic.
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