Hi, your best be would be to make a
/GoTo/LoginPage action (using whatever nomenclature you have) that makes this list for you. This is a good design principle anyway because you should avoid exposing jsp pages directly to the end user. For example, I have an index.jsp page at the root of my applications (where users are directed by apache), that is empty except for a logic:forward tag which sends every user to this action. The actual login jsp page is then in a separate location that the user is never aware of. does that help? c ps yes, you could also modify the checklogontag to forward to an action. pps never put business logic in a form. On Monday 24 November 2003 15:16, Hunziker Dennis wrote: > Hello > > To initialize a list for a drop-down element at our > logonpage (logon.jsp), we need a prelogon action. > The problem i have is that the connection i use to fill > this list is stored in the session, so i cant init the > list in our logonform. > > Question: How would you do that? Is it possible to > forward from the CheckLogonTag (Same as the CheckLogonTag > in the struts example webapp) to another action? > > Kind regards > Dennis Hunziker --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
