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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by otsuka <t-...@ijk.com> on 2003/06/07 16:55:33 UTC
Direct access problem
When a user directly access to a JSP page which belongs to
a Struts module, module switching is not processed and Struts
links (<html:link>) in that page do not work correctly because
action path specified in an action or forward attribute of
<html:link> tag is module relative.
How do you deal with this problem?
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Re: Direct access problem
Posted by Xu Cheng <xu...@yahoo.com.sg>.
Create a Filter that is mapped to all JSP requests, and in its doFilter
method, redirect to a page that says something like direct access to JSP
pages are not allowed. For details of Filter, see SVR.6 of Servlet Spec 2.3.
I can show you some code on Monday, if you would like. I don't have it with me
now.
On Sunday 08 June 2003 18:10, otsuka wrote:
> > Prevent the user from directly accessing the JSP page by
> > putting all JSP pages under WEB-INF directory,
> > or use a Filter.
>
> I understand the "under WEB-INF" solution, but I don't
> know the filter strategy.
>
> Could you tell me about a filter which solves the direct
> access problem? What should the filter do for preventing
> direct access?
>
>
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Re: Direct access problem
Posted by otsuka <t-...@ijk.com>.
> Prevent the user from directly accessing the JSP page by
> putting all JSP pages under WEB-INF directory,
> or use a Filter.
I understand the "under WEB-INF" solution, but I don't
know the filter strategy.
Could you tell me about a filter which solves the direct
access problem? What should the filter do for preventing
direct access?
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Re: Direct access problem
Posted by Xu Cheng <xu...@yahoo.com.sg>.
Prevent the user from directly accessing the JSP page by putting all JSP pages
under WEB-INF directory, or use a Filter.
On Saturday 07 June 2003 22:55, otsuka wrote:
> When a user directly access to a JSP page which belongs to
> a Struts module, module switching is not processed and Struts
> links (<html:link>) in that page do not work correctly because
> action path specified in an action or forward attribute of
> <html:link> tag is module relative.
>
> How do you deal with this problem?
>
>
> --
> otsuka
>
>
>
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