IBM R1 manual Name tag page names and resourced text, Target tag struts action-mapping

The <name> tag: page names and resourced text

The <name> tag specifies the string to be used in the resource file ApplicationResources.properties when defining text elements displayed by a JSP.

By convention, if a JSP is a link in a trail, its name is qualified by the name of the JSP that invoked it. So, for example, users is the name of the page from which the page named rosterUsers is invoked, and users.rosterUsers.desc is the string that ApplicationResources.properties defines as the page description for the rosterUsers page (“From the list below, choose how you would like to roster users.”):

The <target> tag: struts action-mapping

The <target> tag specifies the struts action-mapping file for a JSP. The value /default.do tells the application to use the LMS default action handler. A JSP that involves server logic (for example, when the page contains a POST request) needs to have a custom action-mapping file associated with it.

The <content> tag: JSP file names

The <content> tag identifies the JSP to be displayed.

The <label> tag: breadcrumbs

The <label> tag specifies the string in ApplicationResources.properties whose definition is displayed in the breadcrumb trail in the upper right of the page below the ? icon. For example, the <label> tags for for the Users main page, the roster users page, the user search page, and the confirmation box for successful rostering are navigationTab.users, users.rosterUsers.roster, users.rosterUsers.search, and users.rosterUsers.import.confirm. These are defined in the resource file as follows:

navigationTab.users	= Users
users.rosterUsers.roster	= Roster Users
users.rosterUsers.search	= User Search
users.rosterUsers.import.confirm	= Confirm

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