Hi, I am working on a project that uses Tiles and Structs. I have the following Tiles definition; <!-- Menu definition --> <definition name="Infra.WebComponemt.AdminMenuItems" path="/Infra/WebComponemt/Layouts/menuLayout.jsp" > <put name="title" value="User Administration Menu" /> <putList name="items" > <item value="Home” link="/WebComponemt/Presentation/index.jsp" /> <item value="User Administration" link="/WebComponemt/Presentation/UsersAdministrationPage.jsp" /> </putList> </definition>
What can I do to prevent the path of the UsersAdministrationPage.jsp and the index.jsp files show up in the Address box of a browser. Would the following step help preventing the path of the UsersAdministrationPage.jsp to show up? <!—Rewrited Menu definition --> <definition name="Infra.WebComponemt.AdminMenuItems" path="/Infra/WebComponemt/Layouts/menuLayout.jsp" > <put name="title" value="User Administration Menu" /> <putList name="items" > <item value="Home” link="index" /> <item value="User Administration" link="UsersAdministrationPage" /> </putList> </definition> Add a Global Forward in the structs-config.xml file like below: <struts-config> <!-- ==== Global Forward Definitions ============= --> <global-forwards> <forward name="index" path="/WebComponemt/Presentation/index.jsp.do"/> <forward name=" UsersAdministrationPage " path="/WebComponemt/Presentation/UsersAdministrationPage.jsp"/> </global-forwards> </struts-config> Any suggestion is greatly appreciated. Kam Lung Leung [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]