On Fri, 21 May 2010 11:01:43 -0400, Denis Cabasson
<denis.cabas...@gmail.com> wrote:
I personnaly prefer to use the same Action for things that are logically
grouped. So in your case, I would use the execute method to return
SUCCESS, pointing to the jsp, and a doSearch method with SEARCH result,
pointing to the other JSP. That way, you have only one action for both
JSP.
I don't like going straight to the JSP, as you lose all of the struts 2
benefits, and so I prefer everybody to go through their action, even if
that sometimes means having a execute method that just return SUCCESS.
We are using so many struts default functionnalities that only work with
the underlying actions (like resource bundles, etc..) that I really
couldn't live without an action.
Denis.
I'm with Denis in that I prefer not to invoke jsps directly from the
browser - if there is truly no "logic" to be performed before the display
of the page, why not make it a static html page?
If it must be a jsp, you don't even need to write an action to get to your
jsp (assuming you're using struts 2), you can just configure the default
action with your jsp as the success result.
Steve
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