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struts and jsp
is it a good idea to have a direct link to jsp instead of going
through an action in a jsp page?
thanks
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Re: struts and jsp
Posted by Mr Maillist <dw...@gmail.com>.
You can also use security constraints and create module-like folders
for jsp pages. After listening to the discussion about placing jsp
pages under WEB-INF I found an article that discussed security
constraints.... (Not to get the discussion started again)...
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 14:56:35 +0800, Andrew Hill
<an...@gridnode.com> wrote:
> Its considered best practice to go through an action first - even in
> those cases where the action doesnt need to do anything.
>
> In such cases its recommended (though not unanimously - we had a bit of
> a debate about this a couple of weeks ago on the list!) that you also
> put your JSPs under WEB-INF so that they cannot be directly accessed
> from the client.
>
> jonathan zhang wrote:
> > is it a good idea to have a direct link to jsp instead of going
> > through an action in a jsp page?
> > thanks
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Re: struts and jsp
Posted by Andrew Hill <an...@gridnode.com>.
Its considered best practice to go through an action first - even in
those cases where the action doesnt need to do anything.
In such cases its recommended (though not unanimously - we had a bit of
a debate about this a couple of weeks ago on the list!) that you also
put your JSPs under WEB-INF so that they cannot be directly accessed
from the client.
jonathan zhang wrote:
> is it a good idea to have a direct link to jsp instead of going
> through an action in a jsp page?
> thanks
>
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RE: struts and jsp
Posted by Ruben Cepeda <ru...@hotmail.com>.
Hello Jonathan,
Without knowing what the excect reason for you linking to a page there is
not real answer. So I will give you the default answer NO IT IS NOT A
GOOD IDEA. The reasoning I think is simply when you are doing a web
application you don't want to leave anything in the up in the air. This
could happend with you link to a page b/c you are leaving your self open to
the possibilidy that someone will bookmark that page and the one day in the
future when you move that page the user will no longer be able to find that
page.
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Ruben Cepeda
ruben_cepeda@hotmail.com
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Subject: struts and jsp
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005 20:56:41 -0800
is it a good idea to have a direct link to jsp instead of going
through an action in a jsp page?
thanks
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