/<@ofbizUrl></@ofbizUrl>/ in general is a kind of wrapper, which helps to make your live easier...
your url can be long like: /TLD/ecommerce/controller/.../ but when you change it f.ex. to TLD/controller/... and you wrote the whole Url in all files, you have the problem to change it everywere...every site load the system checks for these kind of wrapper, and changes the Url to the complete url..so in your case: /<@ofbizUrl>login</@ofbizUrl>/ is the same as: /TLD/ecommerce/controller/login/ the wrapper does not has the function, that the system checks the controller.xml, it is just for changing the short url to the correct url. This is done by a java method. the part in the url "/controller/" is responsible for the request, to check the controller.xml for the appropriate mapping to a view, or a java class... nothing else... if this is what you were asking for. kindly Robert -- View this message in context: http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Ofbiz-url-tp4616949p4617978.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
