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Binding an ActionBean to "/" ?
by John W Newman
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Hi, I’m a big fan of the pre-action navigation scheme, it’s
pretty solid. User goes to action bean > forward to jsp > post to
bean > redirect to another bean What I’d like to do is bind an action bean to the web
app root. Currently I have index.html there, which does a javascript
redirect to some action bean (blah). What I’m wondering is if it’s
possible to go to this bean directly instead. I tried @UrlBinding("/”) public class ListRequests extends SecureActionBean<SchedulingActionBeanContext>
{ } But the stripes dispatcher is mapped as <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>StripesDispatcher</servlet-name> <url-pattern>*.action</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> I tried adding another mapping to <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>StripesDispatcher</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> And it worked pretty well but that caused everything to be
routed through the dispatcher (css files, etc) so no dice. Any ideas?
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Re: Binding an ActionBean to "/" ?
by Morten Matras
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In web.xml add a welcome-file: <welcome-file-list> <welcome-file>page/Show.action</welcome-file> </welcome-file-list> This welcome-file goes to the ActionBean on page/Show.action. For this to work in tomcat you also need to add a file with the name Show.action in the page folder. This can be empty or containing dummy text it is never read. Regards Morten Andersen www.blobcom.com 2007/3/20, Newman, John W <newmanjw@...>:
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Re: Binding an ActionBean to "/" ?
by John W Newman
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Morten, Thanks a bunch for the clever trick - that
worked perfectly. I’ve needed to do that for a long time on 5 or 6 apps
but couldn’t figure it out. This is sweet From:
stripes-users-bounces@...
[mailto:stripes-users-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Morten Andersen Here a way: 2007/3/20, Hi, I'm
a big fan of the pre-action navigation scheme, it's pretty solid. User
goes to action bean > forward to jsp > post to bean > redirect to
another bean What
I'd like to do is bind an action bean to the web app root. Currently I
have index.html there, which does a javascript redirect to some action bean
(blah). What I'm wondering is if it's possible to go to this bean
directly instead. I tried @ UrlBinding( "/") public class ListRequests extends SecureActionBean<SchedulingActionBeanContext> { } But
the stripes dispatcher is mapped as < servlet-mapping >
<servlet-name >StripesDispatcher </servlet-name >
<url-pattern >*.action </url-pattern > </ servlet-mapping > I
tried adding another mapping to < servlet-mapping >
<servlet-name >StripesDispatcher </servlet-name >
<url-pattern >/</ url-pattern > </ servlet-mapping > And
it worked pretty well but that caused everything to be routed through the
dispatcher (css files, etc) so no dice. Any ideas?
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