tatiating the bean and only examining the
>> >>> metadata
>> >>>
>> >>> Probably.
>> >>>
>> >>>> more simply skipped and allow for the problem to
>> >>>> surface when the action is actually called (maybe
>>
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> Spring generally requires that the no-arg constructor be accessible. It ought
> to be unless you explicit
--- Marco from Balboa wrote:
> In my case, I have connections to multiple databases
> and some other very expensive resources that I am
> allowing Spring to create and inject into the action
> objects.
Do you need to define them (the actions) in the
context file? For instance, I am (currently)
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> I tried following the documentation where they
> instruct to place the name of the Spring bean in
> class attribute for the action definition in the
> struts.xml. I assume this is what you are doing as
> well, correct?
No :( I wasn't doing that,
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> but I am also encountering that it is happening at
> application startup too.
If I put a debug stmt in an Action ctor I don't see it
on startup, only on a request. I am running under
Tomcat 5.5, also using Spring.
Ah, if I define it by name in a
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> Is there a way to prevent Struts 2 from instatiating
> all the actions defined in the action configuration
> file whe loading the application?
I didn't know it did; I thought they were instantiated
per-request.
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Hi,
Is there a way to prevent Struts 2 from instatiating all the actions defined
in the action configuration file whe loading the application?
I am using Spring for object factory.
Thanks
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