AW: session-control in RequestProcessor

Hi Asarnusch Rashid,

I've never worked with an extended RequestProcessor class. But I just
checked the O'Reilly book. - As mentioned there the processPreprocess()
method you do use is pretty much similar to ServletFilters. Before the
HttpRequest enters the System you do something with it, i.e. check if
the user is logged in. - StrutsCX comes to action much later, when
Struts assembles the View. So I assume that the 503 has something to do
with the extended RequestProcessor. Hint: Check the attributes of the
<controller> element, especially the contentType your may define there.

Hope this is of some help...

Regards,

Berny


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Betreff: [Strutscx-user] session-control in RequestProcessor

Hi all,

I am trying to implement a session handling around my application in
StrutsCX.

I read in "Programming Jakarta Struts" (o'reilly, Chuck Cavaness), that
I
can extend the RequestProcessor-Class and need only to configure the
struts-config.xml to use this new class instead of the
Struts-RequestProcessor.

I would like to fetch any access by the RequestPreProcessor-Method, to
grant access when logged in, and redirect to the login-page when not
logged
in!

My problem is, that tomcat crashes and my browser send me this error
message:

HTTP STATUS 503: Servlet action is currently unavailableH


Does StrutsCX does support "extending the RequestProcessor-Class"? If
yes,
what I am doing wrong?

Greetings
Asarnusch

PS: Please be tolerant to my "school-english"



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