August 2002
Intermediate to advanced
688 pages
23h
English
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Name
<ora:forward>
Synopsis
The <ora:forward>
action forwards the request to another web resource, exactly the same
way as the standard <jsp:forward> action
except that it accepts an EL expression as the page attribute and
supports nested <ora:param> actions instead
of <jsp:param> actions.
It’s useful as a gap filler until the next JSP
specification version is released; the standard forward action is
then expected to support EL expressions.
Syntax 1: Without parameters
<ora:forward page="pageOrContextRelativePath" />Syntax 2: With nested <ora:param> actions
<ora:forward page="pageOrContextRelativePath" />
One or more <ora:param> actions
</ora:forward>Attributes
|
Attributename |
Java type |
Dynamic valueaccepted |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
page |
String |
EL expression |
The forward target resource, as a page- or context-relative path |
Example
<%-- Forward to a page in the same directory --%> <ora:forward page="aPage.jsp" /> <%-- Forward to a page in the application's /error directory --%> <ora:forward page="/error/aPage.jsp" />
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