You can make the Action Servlet servlet-mapping anything you want. Rather than use /MyAction.do, I have used /do/MyAction for years. In fact, I usually have two servlet-mapping patterns for the Action servlet: "/do/*" and "logout". Notice the logout has no "do" at all. That allows me to put all my Struts Actions behind a security constraint of "/do/*" except for "logout", which is unprotected. I had to do that because if you left a window open until it timed out, then clicked the logout link, you got a 403 error. Adding the the unprotected "logout" Action Servlet servlet-mapping fixed that problem.
As I typed this email I thought of something to test. I put my "/logout" Action Servlet servlet-mapping before my "/do/*" servlet-mapping and my form tags started rendering correctly. We use an older version of Struts at work, and I'm certain we put the /logout servlet-mapping second there. In any case, problem solved. Antonio Petrelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Steven Mitchell ha scritto: > > action > /do/* > What? Isn't *.do ? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
