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> > Date: Sun, 3 May 2009 21:20:47 -0700
> > Subject: Re: login interceptor and a servlet
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> Date: Sun, 3 May 2009 21:20:47 -0700
> Subject: Re: login interceptor and a servlet
> From: thechrispr...@gmail.com
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> Sure, you can either implement ServletResponseAware and write di
Sure, you can either implement ServletResponseAware and write directly to
the stream, then return null from execute() to tell struts that there is no
additional result required. Or, even better, you can use the Stream result
type and let Struts write it to the stream for you.
(*Chris*)
On Sun,
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately my servlet is a true
servlet. I need to write directly to the OutputStream. Is there a way
to do that with an image action?
Thanks,
Kate
Chris Pratt wrote:
If your image servlet is a true servlet acting outside of struts, it won't
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If your image servlet is a true servlet acting outside of struts, it won't
be subject to the interceptor stack. If it's actually an image action, just
assign it a different interceptor stack that doesn't contain your
LoginInterceptor and you'll be good to go.
(*Chris*)
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 8:
I have a login interceptor to check login on all my pages. I also have
a servlet that serves up images. The servlet does not go through the
login interceptor. Is there a way to force it that way?
Here is my login interceptor definition:
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