Sorry for sending all these emails on this list.. I will take the
discussion on user list.
But my original question is still valid for dev list. Is
HttpServletRequestWrapper's setRequest method only for container
writers? Because it will never work for users. (At least not on
Tomcat, because of th
Please take this to the users list. It is off-topic for the dev list.
Mark
On 17/04/2010 04:09, Unmesh Joshi wrote:
StrutsExecuteFilter is mapped to *
struts2-execute
/*
SRV.15.2.5 explains RequestDispatcher as follows. It does not say u
can (or can not) get request dispatcher
StrutsExecuteFilter is mapped to *
struts2-execute
/*
SRV.15.2.5 explains RequestDispatcher as follows. It does not say u
can (or can not) get request dispatcher for filters. But I think
Filters do not match definition of 'Resource' in SRV. Resources are
either servlets, jsps or stati
2010/4/17 Unmesh Joshi :
> Yes. On tomcat u get dispatcher for DefaultServlet if there is no
> servlet mapping for the url. Typically on Struts2 all the urls get
> handled in StrutsExecuteFilter and u dont get dispatcher go that
> filter.
>
> On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 7:11 AM, Konstantin Kolinko
> w
Yes. On tomcat u get dispatcher for DefaultServlet if there is no
servlet mapping for the url. Typically on Struts2 all the urls get
handled in StrutsExecuteFilter and u dont get dispatcher go that
filter.
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 7:11 AM, Konstantin Kolinko
wrote:
> 2010/4/17 Unmesh Joshi :
>>> F
2010/4/17 Unmesh Joshi :
>> Filters can be called for forwarded and included requests, if you map
>> them in certain way (something like INCLUDE).
>> See the Servlet spec for details. SRV.6.2.5
> But you cant get dispatchers for filters. UrlRewriteFilter gets a
> dispatcher (so rewrtten url must h
> Filters can be called for forwarded and included requests, if you map
> them in certain way (something like INCLUDE).
> See the Servlet spec for details. SRV.6.2.5
But you cant get dispatchers for filters. UrlRewriteFilter gets a
dispatcher (so rewrtten url must have a servlet or jsp handler).
2010/4/16 Unmesh Joshi :
You have to create your own subclass of HttpServletRequestWrapper.
>>>Note also, that the Servlet specification says something about
>>>wrapping and unwrapping the requests and responses.
> E.g., SRV.6.2.2, SRV.9.9.1 in the Servlet 2.5 specification.
>
> Servlet specifi
>>>You have to create your own subclass of HttpServletRequestWrapper.
>>Note also, that the Servlet specification says something about
>>wrapping and unwrapping the requests and responses.
E.g., SRV.6.2.2, SRV.9.9.1 in the Servlet 2.5 specification.
Servlet specification does not talk about overri
2010/4/14 Unmesh Joshi :
> Hi,
>
> I was going through tomcat source code. (Specifically
> ApplicationDispatcher.java). The way HttpServletRequestWrapper is used
> there, puzzled me. What is the intent of all the methods of
> HttpServletRequestWrapper class in
> servlet api?
As JavaDoc for HttpSer
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