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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Arnaud Gadby <ar...@eileo.com> on 2003/04/22 18:29:02 UTC

forms and modules

Hi !

I want to display myModule/myJsp

In this JSP, I've got a <html:form action="login"> tag.

As the "login" action is in the default module and not in myModule, I've
got a "Cannot retrieve mapping for action /login" error when displaying
myJsp

How can I specify the path to login (action="../login" does not work)

Arnaud



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nested:iterator and JavaScript

Posted by ashokd <as...@visualsoft-tech.com>.
Hi,

I am using nested iterators to display ArrayList of  ValueObjects as Forms.
User can update any row and finally he will click update button.

My Problem:
How to identify the property in a nested:iterator in JavaScript.
I tried like below even though it is not working. Is any help on this.

document.formName.nestedIterator[0].propertyName.value

Thanks & Regards,
Ashok.D


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Re: forms and modules

Posted by Patrick Refondini <pa...@pobox.com>.
Arnaud Gadby wrote:

 >Hi !
 >
 >I want to display myModule/myJsp
 >
 >In this JSP, I've got a <html:form action="login"> tag.
 >
 >As the "login" action is in the default module and not in myModule, I've
 >got a "Cannot retrieve mapping for action /login" error when displaying
 >myJsp
 >
 >How can I specify the path to login (action="../login" does not work)
 >
 >Arnaud
 >
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I had a similar requirement with a user profile available to users
through several modules and solved it this way:

In the struts config file for the default module:

<action  path="/profile"
          forward="/profile.jsp" />


In the struts config file for the any other module (using the SwitchAction):

<!-- Module switching action -->
<action  path="/service"
          type="org.apache.struts.actions.SwitchAction"/>

<action  name="profile"
          path="/service.extentis?prefix=&amp;page=/profile.extentis" />

Then from where ever you are (default, mod1, mod2, ...) you can use:

<html:link action="profile" >...</html:link>

to create an html link on your profile, for instance.

Note: prefix=
switches you to the default module, prefix=/mod1 would do it for module
mod1.

Patrick





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