P.S. is there an equivalent attribute to "module" for global and/or
local exception attributes? Right now I have:
<exception key="error.Exception"
scope="request"
handler="net.ruready.struts.common.exception.MailExceptionHandler"
type="
java.lang.Exception"
path="/switchMod.do?prefix=/error&page=/system.do" />
I want to have module="/error" and path="/system.do" instead. Could I
use a global-forward declaration instead of the action path used above?
(e.g. alias a global forward called "systemError" to use module="/error"
and path="/system.do" and then write path="systemError")
Thanks
Oren
Oren Livne wrote:
> Dear Niall:
>
> Thanks so much .You are a life saver. It works. Just one note -- the
> syntax that works is:
>
>> <forward
>> module="/user"
>> name="userHome"
>> path="/home.do"
>> redirect="true" />
>>
> Here the module must start with a "/", and the path is relative to the
> module's URL.
>
> Thanks!
> Oren
>
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