Miguel-55 wrote:
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> I use struts 2.1.81. and I don't want that my users access directly my
> .jsp, so I put them inside WEB-INF.
>
You don't *have* to put your JSPs in WEB-INF to protect them from direct
access. You can put them in folders under the web root named according to
your package n
Greg,
Greg Akins-2 wrote:
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> I specify it as a constant in struts.xml and then wrap my s:text with the
> s:i18n using the fully qualified class
>
If you're specifying your DbResourceBundle class in the web.xml like:
This should make your resource bundle available globally within your S2
D'oh! Yeah, that was a typo. Should say struts.xml.
Could you post some relevant code snippets? Also, do you see anything in the
logs when the application starts up?
Jeff
Greg Akins-2 wrote:
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> On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 9:24 PM, J_e_f_f wrote:
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>> If
Stephen Turner wrote:
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> but I've no idea how big a job it is, what the pitfalls
> are etc.
>
>
It's not difficult to add struts 2 to an existing struts 1 app. We have two
apps that have both struts1 and struts 2 actions. You just define your
struts 2 filter in your application's web.xml l
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