Hi,
I am a bit confused about the rules concerning mapping URL paths to
actions. Let's say that I have a Struts application running at
example.com with the app name "myApp". Then the usual path to access a
Struts action named "foo" would presumably be
example.com/myApp/foo.action
Now, it seems to be also possible to access the foo-action even by
adding a more or less arbitrary path prefix before the app name. E.g.
also both
example.com/abcde/myApp/foo.action
example.com/some/bogus/prefix/myApp/foo.action
seem to access foo. I am wondering where the rules that allow this are
defined? What would be the relevant documentation to look into?
As a specifid question, I wonder about links. If the foo-page contains
e.g. a link created with the url-tag, such as
<s:url action="bar" var="barUrl">
<s:param name="par" value="#something" />
</s:url>
<s:a href="%{viewCourseUrl}">
Link to bar-action
</s:a>
the link does not include any "extra" path prefix and always points to
example.com/myApp/bar.action. I am wondering why this happens? And what
if I actually would want the link to reflect the actual access URL,
including any "extra" path prefix (e.g. the link might point to
example.com/some/bogus/prefix/myApp/bar.action)? Is this possible?
-Heikki
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