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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 26192] - forward element redirect and className attributes not honored

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forward element redirect and className attributes not honored

husted@apache.org changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|NEW                         |RESOLVED
         Resolution|                            |WORKSFORME



------- Additional Comments From husted@apache.org  2004-01-17 04:22 -------
The redirect doesn't occur when the ActionForward is access, but when it is
process by the controller, after it is returned by the Action class. The
ActionForward beans are not actors, but merely descriptors that the
RequestProcesor uses to execute the redirect later. The question is not what was
printed to standard error, but what page was displayed in the browser.

To the taglib exercise module of the new examples application, I added a test to
the html:link page that shows a <forward ... redirect="true" path="/" /> does
work as expected.

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