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I don't really know Struts 2, but I am thinking of a solution that involves the use of Maven2 features... So, in the case you are indeed using Maven2 to build your application, you may solve your problem with the resources filter and profiles features.

Resources filtering: You can ask Maven2 to filter ressources files (in our case, the JSP files). Filter means to replace all ${xxx} by their value. This will be useful to replace a parameter (${domain.url} for example) by the value you need to have ("localhost", "http://...").

Then, you define 2 profiles: "development-test" and "production". Each profile will define its own domain for these assets. For example, in development-test, you can define the domain as "localhost", in production, the domain will be "http://....".

I am not sure if this can solve your problem, but you can give it a try :o)

References : Filter resources: http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-resources-plugin/examples/filter.html Profiles: http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-profiles.html

Answered by: Blake711 | Posted: 24-02-2022

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