Hey, nice, I wasn't aware of that either :-)
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
Sorry, my bad... I wasn't aware of the LocaleAction. Apparently my
suggestion was a good one, just late :)
Frank
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
I just wanted to point out the 3rd question on this page:
http://husted.com/struts/FAQ/view-i18n.htm
Laurie, your a committer now... this seems to me like a good
inclusions for the Actions package. Any thoughts from anyone?
Frank
Laurie Harper wrote:
You don't need to save the parameter, you can just append it to the
URL you forward to at the end of your SwitchLanguage action, assuming
you know it should be there. RedirectAction in Struts 1.2.7 and up
gives you a relatively easy way to add parameters to a forward
mapping before you return it.
There's no way to save the parameter on the action forward, since
such a feature wouldn't be very useful -- consider what would happen
if two different users hit the switchLanguage action at the same time.
If you need to solve the more general problem, where you don't know
in your SwitchLanguage action where to return, it gets rather harder.
See my post earlier today on this topic for some suggestions for that
problem.
L.
Thomas Hamacher wrote:
Okay - here are some more details:
Let's say I have the following URL:
http://somehost/showEntry?entryID=343
I have multilanguage support in my application, so let´s assume,
that I click on the language-button and therefor call the page
/switchLanguage.do, which changes my Locale. The switchLanguage uses
the last ActionForward to link back to the refering page
(showEntry). But the problem is, that it doesn't have the param
"entryID" anymore. So the page shows an empty page. As I don't want
to add this parameter in my session-, but in the request scope I
have to remember this param somehow. So I thought if there might be
a way to save this to the ActionForward, because there is no
request.setParameter()-Method anywhere. And I have been told that
the reques.getHeader("referer")-solution is pretty unsafe, because
of proxies and firewalls. So I wonder what would be the best way, as
I think refering back to one page and mulit-language-support should
be one of the standard-issues on modern webapplication.
I hope that helps a little..
Thanks
Thomas
On Thursday 10 November 2005 22:31, Laurie Harper wrote:
Thomas Hamacher wrote:
But anyways: does anybody know, if the parameters, given through
paramId
are saved in an ActionForward? This would help me a lot, because I
have
to remember the parameters - if any are used - together with my
ActionForward for later references. Right know I'm trying a
workaround
with my own RequestProcessor, which tries to cut out the
parameters and
save it somewhere and add it later to the ActionForward, but that
doesn't
work that well.
I'm not quite sure what you're trying to do. The parameters you
specify
through paramId are request parameters to include in the URL. They're
available in your action through your form bean or from
request.getParameter().
An ActionForward is what your action returns to tell Struts where to
forward control to after the request has been processed. So the
parameters you setup when you construct the URL don't have anything to
do it.
Perhaps you can explain what you are trying to achieve by saving the
parameters?
L.
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