Re: use struts2 in a xxxx.jsp url

2012-03-07 Thread eelboy
Yes, I have considered it (and still am). I thought I would first inquire here about possible solutions. If there were some way from within a jsp to instantiate whatever mechanism is being triggered by the struts.xml action element then I thought I might be able to have the best of both world

Re: use struts2 in a xxxx.jsp url

2012-03-07 Thread Jeffrey Black
Have you considered a URL Rewrite Filter? http://urlrewritefilter.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/src/doc/manual/3.2/index.html jb On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 6:28 PM, eelboy wrote: > No -- I'm OK with that. I'm pretty willing to do anything that is being > asked of me *except* handing over my uri :) It

Re: use struts2 in a xxxx.jsp url

2012-03-06 Thread eelboy
No -- I'm OK with that. I'm pretty willing to do anything that is being asked of me *except* handing over my uri :) It's a requirement that, for example, I can have the uri defined as /[some module]/some.jsp (again, as an example). Using struts tags relieves me of a lot of work (mostly that

Re: use struts2 in a xxxx.jsp url

2012-03-06 Thread Jeffrey Black
Edward, Are you wanting to leverage the Struts 2 validation framework without actually having to define an "action" class? JB @jeffblack360 On Mar 5, 2012, at 11:40 AM, eelboy wrote: > Hi, > > I'm very new to struts2 and have two questions that I have not seen > asked/answered in my short

use struts2 in a xxxx.jsp url

2012-03-05 Thread eelboy
Hi, I'm very new to struts2 and have two questions that I have not seen asked/answered in my short time on this list (but also through plenty of online searching): (1) Is it possible to invoke form validation without having the URL being rewritten to .action? That is, can i keep my exis