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Alan Bram wrote:
Hi,
I would like to avoid having to formulate my URLs as "*.do", or even "/do/*". I want to have simple names like "/foo" and "/bar", names that no single pattern could match. The reason is that I don't want to expose implementation details in my URLs, because an implementation could change and then my URLs would be no good. I care about this because I want bookmarked URLs within my application to continue to work.
(See http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html, especially the section called "We used to use a cgi script for this and now we use a binary program.")
I had planned to accomplish this by making multiple <servlet-mapping> entries in the web.xml file, one for each page, each one pointing to the controller servlet. (My application has only a small number of pages, so this seemed feasible.) But I just noticed the following warning in the User's Guide (section 5.4.2 "Configure the Action Servlet Mapping"):
WARNING - Struts will not operate correctly if you define more than one <servlet-mapping> element for the controller servlet.
Eeek!
Is there some other way I can do this? Or am I stuck? (Is there maybe some way a servlet Filter could do this for me?)
Thanks for listening.
Cheers, - arb
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