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now am trying to redirect to action class from action class with some parameters in my Struts 1.3 web application, here is my code ActionRedirect redirect = new ActionRedirect(mapping.findForward(forwardPage)); redirect.addParameter("method", forwardPage); redirect.addParameter("username", "user"); redirect.addParameter("password", "PWD"); redirect.addParameter("forwardPage", "success"); return redirect; it's working fine, but all parameters are showed in address bar, how can i redirect it as POST request parameter(hide parameters) You can't, it is not a Struts problem. It is how HTTP is

I have a JSP in which i am redirecting to another jsp like ,i dont have any other data in that jsp,i want to pass a value from this jsp(index.jsp) to the redirected jsp(login.jsp),how will i do this? Here "logonInput" is defined in struts-config.xml index.JSP is like <%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html;charset=UTF-8"%> <%@ taglib uri="http://struts.apache.org/tags-logic" prefix="logic" %> <% String sessionExpired=(String)request.getAttribute("SessionExpired"); %> <logic:redirect forward="logonInput"/> I want to display or pass the value sessionExpired to login.jsp To forward a

I have a include file in my jsp <%@ include file = "includes/testinclude1.jsp" %> Test Include1 contains struts tags, and therefore needs to be pulled in and compiled. Which works ok. Is there a way to make the path for this file be dynamic in any way or am I looking at a rethink in terms of design? You can the <jsp:include page="..."> tag instead of the static <%@ include %> which only works for static references. For anyone that is curious, I used a struts include tag, based on artbristols answer and managed to make it dynamic with OGNL. Thanks for all your input. <s:include value="includes

The application is made on Struts 1.2. I have a login form, all the validations related to the login are getting displayed properly. For the validations, I am using the Validator framework. When the validation succeeds but the user authentication fails, then I am not able to display the login failure message properly. I am setting the ActionError message in the Action like this: Login loginDetails = validateUser(loginForm); if(loginDetails == null){ errors.add(ActionErrors.GLOBAL_ERROR, new ActionError("error.invalidCredentials")); return mapping.findForward("failure"); } Below is the entry

I have a jsp page. I am calling the jsp page in a iframe and appending new parameter to the url. The usrl looks like http:\localhost:8080\Search.pp?blah=true; So when as the search page called has got some filters so in the action class i have code like this String Parameter = request.getParameter(blah); if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(Parameter)) { Search = Boolean.parseBoolean(campaignSearchParameter); } and then in the jsp page i do something like final Boolean Search = (Boolean) request.getAttribute("blah") == null ? false : (Boolean) request .getAttribute("blah"); request.setAttribute("blah"

Problem and my idea on it is just vague as I'm still in design phase. I just wanted to know something to get a head start on the problem and how/where to proceed to solve it. Problem Part: There's one web app built using struts-2 JSP/servlet, with the URL mywebapp.com . The requirement is every client can access this mywebapp.com using their subdomain, like webapp.abc.com, myapp.xyz.com, etc. I have to filter based on the domain name to give them a customized login page. I have saved their domain name in the database to map their details that need to be displayed on customized login page. What

Is there a cleaner way to do this in a JSP/Struts1 setup ? ... some HTML here ... EDIT: In admin mode I would like to have access to additional parameters from a form element, e.g. from the form element: input type="text" value="Test user" name="Owner" EDIT 2: Actually, my problem is very similar to the question that was asked in : Conditionally Render In JSP By User But I don't really get the "pseudo-code" from the likely answer Is SessionConfig exposed as a bean in your JSP (as part of request / session / Struts Form)? If it's not, you can expose it. And if it's a static class containing