Alan, did you know that you can have multiple config files without
resorting to modules? I ask because I've found in my experience that
many times people use modules without knowing that, and make life more
difficult for themselves.
As for hiding JSPs in WEB-INF, if memory serves, they are only
inaccessible from external requests, i.e., I believe you can still
forward to them, just not redirect. So, make sure all requests go
through Struts (i.e., no JSP directly references another JSP), and I
believe you'll get what you want (hint: use ForwardAction for those JSPs
you would normally reference directly).
Frank
Alan Treece wrote:
Maybe this is simple, but then again may it's not... I've got a Struts
app that I'm breaking up onto modules so that I can keep the configs
seperate. The JSP files are already seperated out into different
directories, but what I want to do is hide all of them in the WEB-INF
directory. I know that I need to add WEB-INF that to the path so that
the framework can find the JSP's, but this doesn't seem to play well
with the modules..
If I activate an action in one of the modules... like
/search/startsearch.do then the framework looks for the jsp in
/search/WEB-INF/jsp/... I can do a hack and create a search directory
and then link /search/WEB-INF back to the "real" WEB-INF directory, but
I'd rather not. Am I missing a configuration option that will eliminate
this problem?
Thanks, ajTreece
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