Nick Bauman wrote:
>
> I wrote a servlet that maps two extensions: ".vtl" and ".x".
>
> When "*.x" files are called, the servlet sends the request to a Command
> Factory, which finds (Sometimes loads, ie, lazy instantiation) the correct
> Controller, which takes in an argument of the HttpServletRequest,
> HttpServletResponse and a VelocityContext; which does the interaction with
> an SQL O/R mapping layer to the backend (Model). It then populates the
> Template Context with the correct "beans" (velocity symbols, in this case)
> and then merges it with a predefined view for that Controller.
>
> So a call to this URL:
>
> http://whatever.com/Login.x
>
> goes into the controller:
>
> com.whatever.servlet.controller.Login
How do you control then what they user does? Does your mapper have any
sense of 'application context', knowing what a user can and cannot
invoke?
geir
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