Take a look at ServletActionRedirectResult, something like this might do it:
@Inject
public void setActionMapper(ActionMapper mapper) {
this.actionMapper = mapper;
}
to inject the action mapper. I've coined the phrase 'magic injector' to
describe this. Then
String uri = actionMapper.getUriFromActionMapping(new
ActionMapping(actionName, namespace, method, null))
to get the URI, then
String url = UrlHelper.buildParametersString(requestParameters, uri,
"&");
to build the actual url string. That's the gist of it, you should be
able to getting something up and running from this.
Tom
Eric Rank wrote:
Thanks Bob,
I wouldn't be too afraid of doing something like that, but I need the
URL for a different Action, named in the mapping -- that is, I don't
need the URL for the Action that's executing.
Eric Rank
On Jan 30, 2007, at 6:07 PM, bob wrote:
This is surely not the best way . . . but you can implement one of
the Aware interfaces that gives you a reference to the ServletRequest
and get the URL info from that, from there I assume you could
probably build the action specific url. But I'm also sure there must
be access to the struts mappings so maybe someone can tell you how to
get that.
--- On Tue 01/30, Eric Rank < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
From: Eric Rank [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: user@struts.apache.org
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 16:56:21 -0700
Subject: [s2] Finding a URL of an Action within execute()
Hi List,I'm attempting to construct a URL within an action's execute
code. The URL will be sent out in an email, serving as a link for a
user to click on. It'd be great if I could do this by finding the
URL of an Action using the Action name, which I have defined in the
struts.xml file.Is it possible? What's the best way to do
it?Thanks,Eric
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