Wendy Smoak said:
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> On 6/27/06, Steven Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > You can make the Action Servlet servlet-mapping anything you want.
> > Rather than use /MyAction.do, I have used /do/MyAction for
> years. In
> > fact, I usually have two servlet-mapping patterns for the Action
On 6/27/06, Steven Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can make the Action Servlet servlet-mapping anything you want. Rather than use /MyAction.do, I
have used /do/MyAction for years. In fact, I usually have two servlet-mapping patterns for the
Action servlet: "/do/*" and "logout".
Ther
You can make the Action Servlet servlet-mapping anything you want. Rather than
use /MyAction.do, I have used /do/MyAction for years. In fact, I usually have
two servlet-mapping patterns for the Action servlet: "/do/*" and "logout".
Notice the logout has no "do" at all. That allows me to put a
Steven Mitchell ha scritto:
action
/do/*
What? Isn't *.do ?
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I've used Struts for years and thought I had seen every way to break it, but
this one has me stumped. I'm starting a new Struts 1.2.9/Tiles project at home
for http://www.byteworksinc.com. I'm working on the first submittable pages,
which display fine, but clicking Submit sends you to the home
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