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I am working on creating a web application using struts. I want to send out a error JSON response like the below when the request URL is not well formed { “status”: 409, "code": 40924 “property”: “aggregation”, “message”: “aggregationId not specified.”, “moreInfo”: “https://www.iiitb-swn.com/docs/api/errors/40924” } I am already using the struts2-json plugin for serializing response objects using JSON. How should I go about sending JSON error responses. I can think of the below way of doing the same. Use an error response object in the action class and set all name required name value pairs

While migrating the application from Struts 1 to Struts 2 In some of the places, the same action class has been used for different type of views, based on the request params. For Example: if the createType is 1 means need to append one param or if the createType is 2 means need to append some more extra params, like that I need to pass dynamic params to some other action using ActionForward . struts-config.xml <action path="/CommonAction" type="com.example.CommonAction" scope="request"> <forward name="viewAction" path = "/ViewAction.do"/> </action> Action Class public class CreateAction

I'm using MVC 3 I would like to dynamically create a CSV file for download, but I am unsure as to the correct MVC orientated approach. In conventional ASP.net, I would have written something like: Response.ClearHeaders(); Response.ContentType = "text/csv"; Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", attachment;filename='Test.csv'"); Response.Write("1,2,3"); Response.End(); I have looked at the ContentResult action but it appears that I would need to create the result as a string, i.e. return Content(myData, "text/csv"); I could, I suppose, build a string, but since these files could be several

I have a specialised case where I wish to serve a straight html file from a Controller Action. I want to serve it from a different folder other than the Views folder. The file is located in Solution\Html\index.htm And I want to serve it from a standard controller action. Could i use return File? And how do I do this? If you want to render this index.htm file in the browser then you could create controller action like this: public void GetHtml() { var encoding = new System.Text.UTF8Encoding(); var htm = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(Server.MapPath("/Solution/Html/") + "index.htm", encoding); byte[

I couldn't find anything online so I'll ask here. I'm using strut2 and I have a private package of actions, cause certain actions require login to be access. So I have this in my secure package: <interceptors> <interceptor name="authenticationInterceptor" class="com.koorde.interceptor.AuthenticationInterceptor"/> <interceptor-stack name="secureStack"> <interceptor-ref name="authenticationInterceptor"/> <interceptor-ref name="defaultStack"/> </interceptor-stack> </interceptors> <default-interceptor-ref name="secureStack"/> <global-results> <result name="login" type="redirect">dologin</result>

Possible Duplicate: What is the best way to return XML from a controller's action in ASP.NET MVC? I'm able to return JSON and partial views (html) as a valid ActionResult, but how would one return an XML string? You could use return this.Content(xmlString, "text/xml"); to return a built XML string from an action. For JSON/XML I have written an XML/JSON Action Filter that makes it very easy to tackle without handling special cases in your action handler (which is what you seem to be doing). Another way to do this is by using XDocument: using System.Xml.Linq; public XDocument ExportXml() {

I want to pass more then one parameter from RedirectToAction method how can I pass? My One Action Method [HttpPost, ActionName("SelectQuestion")] public ActionResult SelectQuestion(string email,List<QuestionClass.Tabelfields> model) { List<QuestionClass.Tabelfields> fadd = new List<QuestionClass.Tabelfields>(); for (int i = 0; i < model.Count; i++) { if (model[i].SelectedCheckbox == true) { List<QuestionClass.Tabelfields> f = new List<QuestionClass.Tabelfields>(); fadd.Add(model[i]); } } return RedirectToAction("Question", new { email = email, model = fadd.ToList() }); } My another Action