If you want people to be stuck into going though: link1 > link2 >
link3, etc... Then check out
http://www.livinglogic.de/Struts/demoApp.html . I've not used it
before as I've never had the need but it made it's way into my
bookmarks by sounding interesting :o)
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 16:42:09 -
return mapping.findForward("myPage"); //from struts-config.xml aka
global forwards.
or if you are doing dynamic forwards then...
return new ActionForward(request.getParameter("forwardPage"));
return new ActionForward(request.getParameter("forwardAction"));
or in the session
return new
Acti
Which part are you agreeing with? Setting the hidden field to be
'pageB.jsp' and having the Action return
(mapping.findForward(request.getParameter("page"))?
- This wouldn' put all the page flow in one file though.
Eric Lemle wrote:
sure you just forward to a .jsp or an Action.
Eric D. Lemle
Se
sure you just forward to a .jsp or an Action.
Eric D. Lemle
Senior Programmer / Analyst
Intermountain Health Care
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Hi,
I want to follow the Struts model and have all my page flow be in
struts-config. However, I have a couple of JSP-only pages that forward
to each other. Is there a way to set this flow up? A -> B->C.
An example I have is of a search page -> results -> edit individual result.
I thought of s
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