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23.Save your changes and exit the Page designer.
Admin1 page
To realize the admin1 Web page node, follow these steps.
1. Realize the admin1.jsp page node in the same fashion that the login.jsp page
node was realized.
2. Once the admin1.jsp page is created and opened in Page designer, click the
Source tab. Note that the Struts HTML form tag is automatically inserted into
the JSP withthe action set to /logout.
3. Since the admin1 page does not contain any input parameters, we do not
need an HTML form tag. Remove the code associated with the HTML form
tag.
4. Add a message bean tag after the tag and set the key attribute to
admin1.title.
5. After the message bean title tag, insert the code shown in the following
example.
Example 12-9 Menu for admin1.jsp
View
Customers
View
Orders
Ignore the two warnings indicating the broken links. We are not concerned at
this point with what the menu system does, rather we simply wish to get the
login function working for our site.
6. Between the third set of tags, add an HTML link tag and set the
href attribute to /OnlineCatalog/logout.do. This inserts a link to the Logout
action which redirects the administrator to the login page. As was the case in
the login.jsp page, a warning is displayed indicating that the target logout.do
cannot be resolved. This will be created later in the sample.
7. Between the HTML link tags, add a message bean tag and set the key
attribute to logout.label.
8. Verify that the code is similar to the following example.
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