RE: Logon/Logoff Design Question

2004-11-03 Thread Tim Carr
covers the concerns you mention. The 'securedPath' session attribute lets you know which place was originally hit. The 'stashedForm' attribute prevents the form data from being lost on redirect. -- Jeff Tim Carr wrote: > Hello Jeff, thanks for your swift reply, > &g

RE: Logon/Logoff Design Question

2004-11-03 Thread Tim Carr
Hello Jeff, thanks for your swift reply, I should have mentioned, I tried roughly what you explained, and came up stuck at your step #2; how do I "continue processing" ? That implies transferring control BACK to the place that originally got hit. I neither know how to determine which place was ori

Logon/Logoff Design Question

2004-11-03 Thread Tim Carr
Hello all, As a Struts n00b I'm trying to make a modification to an already-existing Struts application. Currently there are some Actions that anyone who uses the application is supposed to be able to execute, these Actions simply extend Action and override the execute method (as you'd expect). T