Redirecting User to Login Page After Session Timeouts http://www.extremeexperts.com/Net/Articles/RedirectingPageAfterSessionTimeout.
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In most of the applications you might come across the situation where you need
to redirect the user to login page after session timeouts. It is simple, if
you want to redirect user to login page when the user submits the page after
session timeout. You got the control in server, you can check for session
timeout. If that is true, then you can redirect the user
How to set ASP FormMail redirect to the supplied URL instead of displaying "
Thank you"?
What's the problem with the following code? They didn't work. Why?
<%
Response.Redirect ("https://..........")
%>
how to redirect https --> http without popup security window?
usually if you redirect user's https request to http, then the browser
will display a popup security warning window saying that you are
about to redirect to non-secure site...
but look at yahoo mail login. if you signout yahoo mail completely,
then go to www.yahoo.com , then click "Email", in it's login page, click
"secure" in Mode, now you are in its Secure url https://login.yahoo.com, its form post action is also a https://
url. Ho
新旧两个web applications被deploy在不同的机器上，用的不同的域名，要求是 how
to implement a redirect system than can redirect requests to the old system
to the corresponding new system pages?
请问下该如何设计呢？没什么头绪
Google to Stop Redirecting Chinese Users to Hong Kong
By BRAD STONE and DAVID BARBOZA
Published: June 29, 2010
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SAN FRANCISCO — In an effort to appease Beijing as it seeks to renew its
license to operate in mainland
China, Google plans to stop automatically redirecting Chinese users to its
Hong Kong site.
For the last three months, Google has found a clever way to overcome its
ethical objections to self-
censoring search results on
Yeah. Most of the credit card company will only show the "timeout" message.
But not redirect. But anyway, the "redirect" is not that bad. hehe, I decide
to use it to handle some of my "error" pages. :)
Is it possible in a controller, when you redirect to another controller,
put some data in request scope so the controller you redirect to can
get it? I guess this is a common problem in Spring.
Put the data in the model. It'll go into the redirection url as a parameter/
value pair.
The common problem in Spring is actually the opposite of yours - a lot of
people don't want the model to carry over when they redirect. 8-)
I have some background jobs in a script, and need to redirect
the possible outputs of the script to a file. Generally the bg
job id like "[4] 5560" are also redirected to my file, How can
I avoid this? Can I let tcsh not to issue such a bg job id?
thanks,
Normally, both the stderr and stdout output goes to the screen.
If you are redirecting the output to a file or command, you can
redirect stderr by
command > output.txt 2>&1
I have a test file with the input data as standard input.
In C, I can use < to redirect, like: myapp < test
How do to it in java? Use java myapp < test?
The problem is somewhat more subtle than the ability to do it - which by
itself like you said is fairly straightforward. The problem is by actively
cleaning the model, the controller explicitly acknowledges that it _knows_
the view is a redirect view, which kind of undermines the separation of
controller and view.
Process p = Runtime.getRuntime("cat /users/test/file1.txt /users/test/file2.
txt > /users/test/file3.txt").exec;
It reports an error like this:
cat: /users/test/file3.txt: No such file or directory
it seems it is the redirecting ">" symbol makes problem.
can anyone help here?! thanks.
The standard way is to emulate the shell, do fork-redirect-exec yourself.
if (!fork()) { /* child */
int fd = open("a.txt", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC);
dup2(fd, 1);
if (fd != 1) close(fd);
execlp("/usr/bin/ls", "ls", "-l", NULL);
}
else /* parent */ {
do what you want, no need to wait child
}
I want to redirect the error output to a file, how to do
this? command > error.txt 2>&1 doesn't work(learn from a
shell programming book). sgi irix 6.5. thanks.
