Mark,
The elegant way of doing something like this within struts is to
create a separate action for each JSP. If you want the three JSP pages
to use common code, simply create a base action class that each jsp's
action class extends.
That would be my suggestion.
Paul
-- Original Me
I know this is totally off-topic but I wanted to ask people who would
probably know. I am looking for an open-source personal firewall for
Windows 2000. Please do not tell me not to use Win 2K, I realize there
are much more secure OS's out there but this is what I'm going to run
for the time being.
John...
You most certainly can. I used to do it by putting a redirect in that
index.jsp file to forward to a mapping configured in a
struts-config.xml file. This could be done with a scriptlet using the
response object or by using a customer tag. There are a bunch of tag
libraries with redirect fu
I want to use Log4j in my Struts application. Where do I place my
log4j.xml file so that the application loads my loggers?
In the past I wrote a plugin that loaded the loggers but I don't think
it has to be that complicated.
Thanks,
Paul
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