Ok, how embarassing. Struts 1 got me trapped in this one, thus I
considered that I'd have to pass the same action name as specified in
the action mappings. Which is stupid of me because now it's Struts 2
and now it's Wildcards. ;)
Using: <s:url action="calendar/work/%{var1}/%{var2}/view" id="myShinyURL"/>
solved my problem easily...
- Thilo
Thilo Ettelt wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to this list. I've learned a lot from the Confluence, but I
couldn't figure out how to reassemble an wildcard action mapping using
the s:url.
I figured that when there is an wildcard action and it can put parts
of the request uri into my action bean or result string, then how can
I put my attributes into an action URL using s:url tag?
This didn't work:
<s:url action="calendar/work/*/*/view" id="myShinyURL">
<s:param name="page" value="1"/>
<s:param name="time" value="month"/>
</s:url>
It just append two parameters. Isn't there a way to somehow "reverse"
creating a wildcard mapped URL, meaning Struts assembles the right URL
using the Wildcard settings and not regular parameters?
Thx in advance.
- Thilo
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