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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Sun Shine <sp...@yahoo.com> on 2006/01/30 02:44:42 UTC
question: how to support both MVC and Struts?
Hi,
I'm rewriting an existing MVC project into Struts. I
have to keep the existing servlet name e.g.
'fooServlet' available for 30 days. How can I support
the new 'fooServlet.do' code and also support the old
MVC code 'fooServlet'? (btw, I have to keep the
fooServlet name for the rewrite).
In Struts, do I have to use the "*.do"??
Appreciate any help!
Thanks.
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Re: question: how to support both MVC and Struts?
Posted by Aleksandar Matijaca <am...@gmail.com>.
Well, I think you should be forwarding, so as to preserve request
contents...
You may have to write a filter... (also goes into web.xml )
a.m.
2006/1/30, Dave Newton <ne...@pingsite.com>:
>
> Aleksandar Matijaca wrote:
> > 2006/1/29, Sun Shine <sp...@yahoo.com>:
> >
> >> I'm rewriting an existing MVC project into Struts. I
> >> have to keep the existing servlet name e.g.
> >> 'fooServlet' available for 30 days. How can I support
> >> the new 'fooServlet.do' code and also support the old
> >> MVC code 'fooServlet'? (btw, I have to keep the
> >> fooServlet name for the rewrite).
> >>
> >> In Struts, do I have to use the "*.do"??
> >>
> What about redirecting (or forwarding, depending) the old URL to the new
> Struts-ish URL?
>
> Dave
>
>
>
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Re: question: how to support both MVC and Struts?
Posted by Dave Newton <ne...@pingsite.com>.
Aleksandar Matijaca wrote:
> 2006/1/29, Sun Shine <sp...@yahoo.com>:
>
>> I'm rewriting an existing MVC project into Struts. I
>> have to keep the existing servlet name e.g.
>> 'fooServlet' available for 30 days. How can I support
>> the new 'fooServlet.do' code and also support the old
>> MVC code 'fooServlet'? (btw, I have to keep the
>> fooServlet name for the rewrite).
>>
>> In Struts, do I have to use the "*.do"??
>>
What about redirecting (or forwarding, depending) the old URL to the new
Struts-ish URL?
Dave
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Re: question: how to support both MVC and Struts?
Posted by Aleksandar Matijaca <am...@gmail.com>.
I believe that it must have "some sort" of an extension,
so as to accomodate the processing by the Action servlet.
It does not have to be a .do, but it must have some sort
of an extension -- this get set-up in the web.xml file in the
WEB-INF directory...
Cheers, a.m.
(currently doing a project in JSF (IBM) and not liking it one bit)...
2006/1/29, Sun Shine <sp...@yahoo.com>:
>
> Hi,
> I'm rewriting an existing MVC project into Struts. I
> have to keep the existing servlet name e.g.
> 'fooServlet' available for 30 days. How can I support
> the new 'fooServlet.do' code and also support the old
> MVC code 'fooServlet'? (btw, I have to keep the
> fooServlet name for the rewrite).
>
> In Struts, do I have to use the "*.do"??
>
> Appreciate any help!
> Thanks.
>
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