On 9/17/05, Robert Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wow! I feel like I'm in left field here.
Let me back up and tell you what I want to accomplish.
I have an existing Struts application which I want to convert to using
JSF. That application uses tiles and prefix mapping. I have the Struts
application set up such that when the user invokes /app/launch, the
Struts controller is invoked (prefix mapping for Struts servlet is
/app/*), looks up the corresponding action mapping,
TilesRequestProcessor resolves the tiles definition then builds my page.
So far, the examples I have provided on this thread use extesion
mapping. This is because I started having so much trouble with prefix
mapping, that I thought if I could get my example working using
extension mapping, I could simply change the mapping and I would be okay.
So before I waste more bandwidth, I'm going to do some more research,
because I obviously don't understand the life cycle.
Thanks for all who have helped so far.
/robert
Volker Weber wrote:
> Hi,
>
> as i mentioned before: your has to made the redirect/forward link relative.
>
> I just check this out with the redirect in my application. Prefixing the
> redirect url with a '/' results in a
> "HTTP Status 404 - /faces/overview/intro.jsp" !
>
> If you use absolute url you has to add the application path also.
>
> If you know the url you has to type in your browser to get your launch
> page, this is exactly the url to must redirect/forward to!
>
> The navigation-rules of your faces-config.xml are not needed for this,
> just for inner application navigation.
>
> Regards
>
> Rick Reumann wrote:
>
>>Well I believe your index page of:
>>
>><jsp:forward page="/launch.faces"/>
>>
>>Is going to try to find /launch.jsp in the root but you don't have
>>launch there so make it:
>>
>><jsp:forward page="/pages/launch.faces"/> and you should be all set.
>>
>>Also this rule:
>>
>><navigation-rule>
>> <navigation-case>
>> <to-view-id>/pages/launch.jsp</to-view-id>
>> </navigation-case>
>></navigation-rule>
>>
>>
>>I don't think will do anything since you don't have a from-outcome
>>defined, so I'm not sure what the above will ever do. I think you are
>>expecting the to-view-id to fire based on the forward set up in your
>>index, but that's not the case since that forward is going to try to
>>resolve to a jsp (which doesn't exist in your root).
>
>
--
Rick
