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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Mohan Radhakrishnan <Mo...@hclcomnet.co.in> on 2002/11/01 11:34:37 UTC
Reroute to login page
Hi,
Does html:link need an action class?
<html:link page="/logoff.action"></html:link>
I want to show the login page again when the user logs off. I am thinking
that it is not possible without associating an action.
<!-- Process a user logoff -->
<action path="/logoff"
type="com.hcl.smartmanage.web.LogoutAction"
name="noDataForm"
scope="request">
</action>
If I use a normal html href( no tags, just html ) instead of html:link then
the context doesn't get prefixed to the action.
html:link --> http://localhost/SmartManage/logoff.action
href --> http://localhost/logoff.action
What is the best way to re-route to the login page when the user logs off?
Thanks,
Mohan
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Re: Reroute to login page
Posted by "V. Cekvenich" <vi...@users.sourceforge.net>.
You should know that preferred way is to use Container Managed
Autethincation, as per servelt 2.2 spec.
.V
Mohan Radhakrishnan wrote:
> Hi,
> Does html:link need an action class?
>
> <html:link page="/logoff.action"></html:link>
>
> I want to show the login page again when the user logs off. I am thinking
> that it is not possible without associating an action.
>
> <!-- Process a user logoff -->
> <action path="/logoff"
> type="com.hcl.smartmanage.web.LogoutAction"
> name="noDataForm"
> scope="request">
> </action>
>
> If I use a normal html href( no tags, just html ) instead of html:link then
> the context doesn't get prefixed to the action.
>
> html:link --> http://localhost/SmartManage/logoff.action
> href --> http://localhost/logoff.action
>
> What is the best way to re-route to the login page when the user logs off?
>
> Thanks,
> Mohan
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