Hi Amarakoon,
I think you are expecting those header attributes to behave like
cookies, but that's not so.
The action forward you choose is translated by struts into a 'redirect'
response, so instead of going out through the JSP layer, it goes
straight out to the browser as a W3C-defined 'redirect' and tells it to
go to the new URL. All headers are dropped by the browser, they don't
get passed around.
Adam
A Amarakoon on 30/03/06 16:54, wrote:
By the way my struts.config looks like this.
<action path = /login"
type = "my.actionClass"
name = "LoginForm"
scope = "request" validate="false">
<forward name = "destUrl" path = "http://localhost:8080/HeadSimulator/checker.do";
redirect="true" contextRelative="false" />
----- Original Message -----
From: A Amarakoon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, March 30, 2006 9:14 am
Subject: response.addHeader problem
Struts 1.2.7 on windows.
I am trying add cutom http header within action. The I do redirect
to a another web app. Problem I have is that web app does not see
the headers I added.
Am I missing something?
my action class:
response.addHeader("header1","myFirstHeader");
response.addHeader("header2","mySecondHeader");
ActionForward toAction= new ActionForward ();
ActionForward fromAction = mapping.findForward("destUrl");
fromAction.setPath(fromAction.getPath());
toAction.setRedirect(true);
return toAction;
thanks
rukka
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