On Thursday 08 April 2004 20:14, Jason Miller wrote:
> I found a solution to this problem by defining the global forwards and
> resources in a common configuration file, then using that common
> configuration in each module (in addition to the module specific configs.)
Excellent. This is EXACTLY w
On Thursday 08 April 2004 20:14, Bill Siggelkow wrote:
> The "module" attribute is available on the html:link tag in Strut 1.2.
I see. I couldn't find any version information in the taglib doc.
> One thing you could try would be using the "href" attribute with a
> relative URL.
>
> Goto User Foo
The "module" attribute is available on the html:link tag in Strut 1.2.
One thing you could try would be using the "href" attribute with a
relative URL.
Goto User Foo
As you said, you could also use the SwitchAction.
Marian Schedenig wrote:
In our Struts-/Tile-based web application, we have tro
for all cross
module navigation. Made things somewhat simpler, and kept everything in
one place.
Jason
Marian Schedenig wrote:
In our Struts-/Tile-based web application, we have troubles navigating between
modules. A simplified scenario looks like this:
Default module - Portal page, login
In our Struts-/Tile-based web application, we have troubles navigating between
modules. A simplified scenario looks like this:
Default module - Portal page, login,...
Module "users" - User management
Module "admin" - Administration & settings
...
All pages are based on one basic Tiles definition
5 matches
Mail list logo
