Thank you for your valuable reply.
Well, in that case my problem is probably unsolvable. Main problem is, that
i don't know how many embedded urls there is going to be in larger text
blocks stored in DB. I could count them, but only on runtime. So, only
solution would be automatically generate s:url tags. I'll have to find out
another solution. Somebody posted me link to http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/ , so I'll check it tomorrow. Thank you.
Laurie Harper wrote:
>
> If the URLs you are substituting in are external to the web app, they
> don't need to be 's2-friendly'; an external site doesn't care about your
> Struts app's session ID, etc. If the URLs are (or may be) internal to
> the application, however, you do need to take care of that. In that
> case, use s:url tags directly, generating the attribute values (as
> opposed to trying to generate the entire s:url tag).
>
> You haven't how you're exposing the URLs to the page (are they embeded
> in larger text blocks? Are they stand-alone text fields in the DB?) but
> essentially what you'd want is to be able to write something like this
> in your JSP:
>
> ... <s:url value="%{myurl}"/> ...
>
> where 'myurl' is either a property containing the URL with the PHP tags
> already stripped, or a method that looks up the URL and does the PHP tag
> stripping.
>
> The key point is, you can't build something that generates the s:url
> tags themselves, you you can build something that generates the input
> data you need to feed to the s:url tags.
>
> L.
>
> esemba wrote:
>> Thank you for your reply.
>> So you think there is now way, how to parse urls out of the text stored
>> in
>> the db and make them s2-friendly (i mean jsessionid rewriting in case of
>> disabled cookies, etc.)?
>>
>>
>>
>> esemba wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> i'm migrating my old php website to Struts 2 and have problem with url
>>> management. In my db, i have urls tagged like this
>>> [url]http://url.com/[/url]. In php, i just do regexp replace of this
>>> custom
>>> url tags with proper html tags. I would need to do something like this
>>> in
>>> struts 2, but want to use <s:url>. Best solution would be like this: In
>>> jsp(ognl) replace every occurrence of [url]url string[/url] with
>>> <s:url value= ">.
>>
>> That wouldn't work, since JSP custom action tags are processed at page
>> compilation time; by the time your substitution happened (during page
>> rendering) it's too late to introduce s:url tags.
>>
>> I this case, you probably don't need s:url tags anyway; just use vanilla
>> HTML ...
>>
>
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