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Passing value to Struts-Config.xml

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Passing value to Struts-Config.xml

Passing value to Struts-Config.xml

(OP)

Is there a way to pass value to  "path" attribute
in the <forward> tag within an <action>?
 
Example:
<forward  name="command" path="$$$$$$"/>

$$$$$$- have to pass dynamically.

Thanks in Advance
Manoj

RE: Passing value to Struts-Config.xml

Hi

No, you can not. But if you want dynamic forward address, then solve it in the Action class :

CODE

public ActionForward perform(
    ActionMapping mapping,
    ActionForm form,
    HttpServletRequest request,                                 
    HttpServletResponse response)
throws IOException, ServletException
{
    String dynPath="$$$$$$";
    // ...
    return new ActionForward(dynPath);
}

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