If you want to implement the PRG pattern, I only see two possibilities.
Either you put the information in the session to preserve it from the P to
the G or you put hidden parameters in a form on the page. It's a lot more
secure keeping the data on the server side. But I could be missing an
option
Alex Rodriguez Lopez
To: user@struts.apache.org
Date: Thu, 27 May 2010 13:15:14 +0100
Subject: Re: PRG pattern question
Em 26-05-2010 16:57, Chris Pratt escreveu:
> If you search the forum, someone posted an Interceptor (quite a while ago)
> that saves the Action/Field Errors/Message
Em 26-05-2010 16:57, Chris Pratt escreveu:
If you search the forum, someone posted an Interceptor (quite a while ago)
that saves the Action/Field Errors/Messages in the Session so that they will
survive a redirect. It could easily be extended to do what you require.
(*Chris*)
I think this i
If you search the forum, someone posted an Interceptor (quite a while ago)
that saves the Action/Field Errors/Messages in the Session so that they will
survive a redirect. It could easily be extended to do what you require.
(*Chris*)
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 5:45 AM, szerintedmi wrote:
> Hi Ev
I don't believe there is any canned "best practice" solution for this issue.
My apps do the same thing; on a successful post I redirect to a get,
on a validation error they simply forward back to the jsp so as to
preserve the input data.
It is possible to manually include all your form fields data
Hi Everybody,
I would like to ask some advice implementing PRG pattern with struts2 (using
2.0.14).
I can easily handle a normal scenario :
1.GET showItem.action?itemId=1
result: showItem.jsp
2. POST saveItem.action
result: redirect-action: success?itemId=1
3. GET success?itemId =1
result
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