I always write Java web application in simple MVC way. For example I have a front contoller servlet mapped as /controller. then I send "action" parameter in query string to redirect/forward the request for processing.
Pages: main.jsp, users.jsp, reports.jsp Servlet: ControllerServlet - /controller
In home jsp page links for every menu:
<a href="<c:url value="/controller?action=main" />">Main</a>
<a href="<c:url value="/controller?action=users" />">Users</a>
<a href="<c:url value="/controller?action=reports" />">Reports</a>
And in the Controller servlet I get this paramter from the query string and process the request..
String action = request.getParameter("action");
switch(action) {
case Constants.ACTION_MAIN:
// processing for main and forward to main.jsp
case ...:
// etc
default:
// redirect to logout, etc
}
But it looks some way ugly, and I want to make my links like in Spring MVC with pathvariables and so. How must I redesign servlets structure, mapping, etc. to get this work done?
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