RE: Parameterised redirect?

On Mon, 05 May 2003 17:52:32 -0700, Schnitzer, Jeff wrote:

> For view type "redirect", calling setParam("project", "7") on the
> controller context will do it.  If you're using a Throwaway-derived
> controller:
> 
> this.getCtx().setParam("project", "7");

worked like a charm, though it does leave me with another small problem
though :).

<command name="projects/do-add-member">
  <controller class="au.edu.curriculum.esit.web.ActionController">
    <param name="class"
    value="au.edu.curriculum.esit.commands.actions.project.AddMember"/>
  </controller>
  <view name="success" type="redirect" path="view.m"/> <view name="error"
  path="add-member.vm">
     <transform type="xslt" path="WEB-INF/xslt/style.xslt"/>
  </view>
</command>

The redirected URL has
view.m?class=au.edu.curriculum.esit.commands.actions.project.AddMember
which although not harmful (I never read the class information from the
query string), it is a little ugly.

I was thinking about adding an optional parameter to the redirect that if
present effected it's query string so that parameters I use to configure
the maverick action don't show in the query string. Thoughts?

-k.

-- 
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apparently behave like a working program. 

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