marc,
You might want to read
http://struts.apache.org/userGuide/configuration.html#module_config-switching
marc wrote:
Sorry for the late reply, but got sick.
But yes that is just what I what to do. And just to get the module admin
to work. Can't see admin module at all.
I only need to put some
Mark, you can't just forward to a "module"; you have to forward to a
specific action(URL) within that module.
marc wrote:
Sorry for the late reply, but got sick.
But yes that is just what I what to do. And just to get the module admin
to work. Can't see admin module at all.
I only need to put s
Sorry for the late reply, but got sick.
But yes that is just what I what to do. And just to get the module admin
to work. Can't see admin module at all.
I only need to put something in the default modul right??
And what??
Bill Siggelkow wrote:
Well, what exactly are you trying to do? I assumed yo
Well, what exactly are you trying to do? I assumed you wanted to create
something like a link that takes you to the admin module. You cannot
just specify the module name for the path of a global forward .. you
have to specify a valid URL; for modules, you need to make sure that
control goes thr
I can't follow that, can you explain that a bit more. Thank you.
Bill Siggelkow wrote:
You need the path of the global forward to be an action in your /admin
module. Something like:
-Bill Siggelkow
marc wrote:
I'm trying to get modules to work in struts but with no luck.
First I made a
You need the path of the global forward to be an action in your /admin
module. Something like:
-Bill Siggelkow
marc wrote:
I'm trying to get modules to work in struts but with no luck.
First I made a standard struts app. And It works fin, but now I what it
to be a module.
So I made a
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