I have an existing struts/tiles app that works great. I just got a new
requirement to add another product that will share some of the
infrastructure already created/used in the existing app. I thought I
would do this by having three struts.xml files -- one for the new app,
one for the existin
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be subject to the interceptor stack. If it's actually an image action, just
assign it a different interceptor stack that doesn't contain your
LoginInterceptor and you'll be good to go.
(*Chris*)
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 8:28 PM, Kate Fox wrote:
I have a login interceptor t
I have a login interceptor to check login on all my pages. I also have
a servlet that serves up images. The servlet does not go through the
login interceptor. Is there a way to force it that way?
Here is my login interceptor definition:
I have a lot of pages that have the same form fields included on them.
I would like this to be very simple and for it to be simple to add more
pages like this.
I was thinking that I could have the form be embedded in the super class
that all the pages implement, but I get an exception when I t
Do you also know if it's possible for JFreeChart to work with tiles?
Does it also need an interceptor?
Thanks,
Kate
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The version where it's fixed isn't out yet, correct? (I'm using
struts2-tiles-plugin-2.0.11.jar and it's not working).
Where can I get the patched version? Also will it work with tiles?
Thanks,
Kate
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My JFreeChart action class implements ServletRequestAware, but
setServletRequest is not being called.
Here is my definition from struts.xml:
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How can I get a HttpServletRequest object in my action?
Thanks for your
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