RE: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions....

2004-12-30 Thread Lukasz Racon
: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions >When I do this I get a runtime error (I can understand that the >actionmapping does not have this property...): Ah... so you have to tell Struts to use your custom subclass. This can be done for a single element using or if you w

RE: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions....

2004-12-30 Thread Lukasz Racon
: Re: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions >When I do this I get a runtime error (I can understand that the >actionmapping does not have this property...): Ah... so you have to tell Struts to use your custom subclass. This can be done for a single element using or if yo

Re: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions....

2004-12-20 Thread Peter Maas
Thank you for your response! to bad xdoclet doesn't allow the className option... the controller setup for actionmapping works though... On Mon, 2004-12-20 at 17:00 -0600, Joe Germuska wrote: > >When I do this I get a runtime error (I can understand that the > >actionmapping does not have this pr

Re: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions....

2004-12-20 Thread Joe Germuska
When I do this I get a runtime error (I can understand that the actionmapping does not have this property...): Ah... so you have to tell Struts to use your custom subclass. This can be done for a single element using or if you want to use it for all action mappings, ... Note that I think the

Re: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions....

2004-12-20 Thread Peter Maas
On Mon, 2004-12-20 at 16:22 -0600, Joe Germuska wrote: > At 10:55 PM +0100 12/20/04, Peter Maas wrote: > >If I want to configure parameters for a certain action in a > >non-hardcoded fashion; what would be the way to go? > > > >I see: > >- people using the application.properties resources file... s

Re: Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions....

2004-12-20 Thread Joe Germuska
At 10:55 PM +0100 12/20/04, Peter Maas wrote: If I want to configure parameters for a certain action in a non-hardcoded fashion; what would be the way to go? I see: - people using the application.properties resources file... seems not o.k. to me... this is where I store texts for the interface - pe

Custom action mapping / or configuration of actions....

2004-12-20 Thread Peter Maas
If I want to configure parameters for a certain action in a non-hardcoded fashion; what would be the way to go? I see: - people using the application.properties resources file... seems not o.k. to me... this is where I store texts for the interface - people using attributes stored in servlet conte