Hello Geeta and Frank,
Thanks for you quick responses.
@Frank: The space of the ? was just a type when I was writing the mail.
@Geeta: You're right, I could forward directly from within my Action
class. However, if I am doing so, then I have to hard code the
Forward's name. Of course, I could define constants, however those
would be specific and not according to the common methodology like
using "success", "error" etc. for local forward names. I want to be
flexible and keep the Actions classes as close as possible to the
standard rules. And in case of a need to change the local forwards, I
don't wanna go to the source code and change it there.
So if there would be a way to have this indirection, that would be
great.
Thanks.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 7 Aug 2005, at 20:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Daniel:
Why do you even bother defining the "default" forward for your
action? Why
not simply (in your Action class) forward to "AddUser" - the global
forward that you have defined already?.....Is there something else
you are
trying to achieve?
Regards,
Geeta
Daniel Schaller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
08/07/2005 03:02 PM
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{Spam?} Forwarding to a global Forward
Hi,
I have a global forward
<forward name="AddUser" path="/ManageUsersEdit.do?
operation=add"></forward>
In one of my actions, I would like to forward to "AddUser" like:
<action ...>
<forward
name="default"
path="/AddUser"
/>
</action>
rather than using the entire path defintion "/ManageUsersEdit.do?
operation=add".
However, if I do so, I get a 404 error, page or path not found.
Any ideas? Or is it simple not possible to forward to another
(global) forward?
Thanks,
Daniel
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