You actually can do that with the default mapper, using wildcarding.
Here's an example of what we do :
{1}
The only trick is that you have to remember to suffix your url appropriately
when calling so that S2's dispatchfilter is able to run and pick up on the
url mapping.
i.e. ( our s
You actually can do that with the default mapper, using wildcarding.
Here's an example of what we do :
{1}
The only trick is that you have to remember to suffix your url appropriately
when calling so that S2's dispatchfilter is able to run and pick up on the
url mapping.
i.e. ( our s
You actually can do that with the default mapper, using wildcarding.
Here's an example of what we do :
{1}
The only trick is that you have to remember to suffix your url appropriately
when calling so that S2's dispatchfilter is able to run and pick up on the
url mapping.
i.e. ( our s
--- meeboo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to snap up URL parameters via
> wildcards in Struts.xml and then pass them on as
> request parameters to an action?
You may be able to use the RestfulActionMapper to do
this; I don't know if you can do that with the default
mapper.
http://s
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