using modules

["Kalra, Ashwani" <as...@capgemini.com>]

hi,
I have configured one module "module1" apart from the default module. Can I
navigate to the jsp files directly  in that module or I have to always make
a switch from default to module1 and vice versa ?

Here is my directory structure
rootContext\file1.jsp
rootContext\module1\file2.jsp

Thanks
Ashwani






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Re: using modules

[Bill Siggelkow <bi...@bellsouth.net>]

You should *not* navigate directly to that page; instead you need to go 
through an Action; the only way that Struts will switch the module is if 
  the request is processed by the Struts RequestProcessor. While the JSP 
might display when accessing it directly, any module-specific resources 
(e.g. using <bean:message> to access module-specific MessageResources) 
will not resolve to the other module.

-Bill Siggelkow

Kalra, Ashwani wrote:

> hi,
> I have configured one module "module1" apart from the default module. Can I
> navigate to the jsp files directly  in that module or I have to always make
> a switch from default to module1 and vice versa ?
> 
> Here is my directory structure
> rootContext\file1.jsp
> rootContext\module1\file2.jsp
> 


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