yes request.getRequestURI() will tell you which servlet or jsp you are
in.
If you want a page URI, either use
(info.magnolia.cms.core).Path.getOriginalURI(request)
Or request.getAttribute(JAVAX_FORWARD_SERVLET_PATH);
regards
- Sameer
On Oct 14, 2005, at 4:45 PM, Robert Van Overmeiren wrote:
That yields the path from webroot to the JSP, rather than the virtual
page and URL the JSP is based on...
"/magnoliaAuthor/templates/jsp/ud/udpage1.jsp"
request.getContextPath yields "magnoliaAuthor"
request.getURI() yields a bland screen (its actually for finding the
URI
of a taglib)
request.getRealPath() yields a blank screen
HttpUtils.getRequestURL(request) yields a blank screen
No, I think the elegant answer is to use a method build into the
Magnolia API.
If you can get a virtual page title, I think you can get a virtual page
name.
I suppose it would not have any extra path that might be there though,
eh?
I guess I can compose a scriptlet, with an iterator object, iterate &
output all the node data, and see if the page name pops up?
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