NP - by the way, if you do end up wanting to look at a custom
ExceptionHandler is really pretty easy -- about as easy as writing an
Action!
Bill Siggelkow
Erik Weber wrote:
And thanks for posting in the first place, or I might not have figured
this out.
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
Bill, sorry, I fo
And thanks for posting in the first place, or I might not have figured
this out.
Erik
Erik Weber wrote:
Bill, sorry, I found the problem. I was invoking resetToken after
making sure the form was valid, but before one of these
declaratively-handled exceptions was being thrown, in my "save"
acti
Bill, sorry, I found the problem. I was invoking resetToken after making
sure the form was valid, but before one of these declaratively-handled
exceptions was being thrown, in my "save" action. I put the resetToken
invocation right after the isTokenValid invocation, out of habit. But
resetToken
Yes, my "input" attribute is set to the JSP I came from. Also I tried
with and without the "path" attribute to the exception element itself.
No luck.
I am using 1.1. I wonder if this is the problem.
Where would the token field get "whacked" from? Whose field is it? There
is nothing required of
Erik Weber wrote:
Bill, my login action is almost identical to yours up until the forward
element, but I *am* losing the token. You said you thought this might
happen if I redirected back to the login page instead of forwarding, but
I don't even know how I would do that . . .
What version of St
Bill, my login action is almost identical to yours up until the forward
element, but I *am* losing the token. You said you thought this might
happen if I redirected back to the login page instead of forwarding, but
I don't even know how I would do that . . .
What version of Struts are you using
Erik,
I just tried an example of what you are saying (triggering a declarative
exception and then losing the token in the redisplayed form) and I did
not lose the token! Here is the action mapping I am using:
type="com.oreilly.strutsckbk.ch09.PasswordMatchException"/>
Susan, I could not use your option, but it did lead me to a solution. I
would like to know if anyone has a better solution, since mine involves
catching and rethrowing an Exception, which is, however small, a
performance hit to take. Also, it kind of defeats the purpose of Struts'
declarative E
Erik Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/25/2004 09:03:18 AM:
> I am using saveToken, isTokenValid, etc., to ensure that a
> registration/update form is not stale. I invoke this method from execute
> in the setup Action, just before forwarding to the form page.
>
> When the form is submitted
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