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difference between global action forward and local action forward

 
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can any one please tell me the difference between global action forward and local action forward in simple words


and when to use both action forward mapppings

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You can use a global ActionForward from any Action class, whereas a local one may only be used from the associated Action class.

You'd use a global ActionForward where it makes sense to do so - in other words, if you need to forward to the same thing from lots of Actions, use a global one.
 
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For example, you might have a global forward named "error". Then in your action class you could forward to this error every time you encountered an unhandled exception.

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