On 10/8/07, Zoran Avtarovski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My guess would be that it's being left to the authors of the various S2
> books to deal with.
There isn't any kind of master plan. We're all volunteers, and people
contribute what they can, when they can, usually based on what we need
to do
Thanks Sami,
I apologise. I know that there are a few different solutions around. We use
a our own custom interceptor which works for us.
My point was more that I think that action chaining is probably the feature
of S2 I find most trying. I suspect that of the work would be in improving
the docu
> action2 and result jsp, like on drawing
> >>
> >> my1.html -(myobject.id)-> action1.save -(myobject)-> action2.edit
> >> -(myobject)-> my2.jsp -> my2.html
> >>
> >> I do not want to load this object in action2.edit if it was already load
t; wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I use struts2 and want to load object in action1 and then access in in
>> action2 and result jsp, like on drawing
>>
>> my1.html -(myobject.id)-> action1.save -(myobject)-> action2.edit
>> -(myobject)-> my2.jsp ->
in
> action2 and result jsp, like on drawing
>
> my1.html -(myobject.id)-> action1.save -(myobject)-> action2.edit
> -(myobject)-> my2.jsp -> my2.html
>
> I do not want to load this object in action2.edit if it was already loaded
> in action1.save.
>
> Can stru
: RE: how to keep object from action to action
Yes, this is it. How to setup StrutsSpringObjectFactory as current?
web.xml?
struts.xml?
Thanks.
Jiang, Jane (NIH/NCI) [C] wrote:
>
> If you use org.apache.struts2.spring.StrutsSpringObjectFactory as your
> object factory, and you define
n.
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You should set the scope of your pojo to be "request" if that is what
you want. The default is singleton.
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> beans and have them injected to your action.
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> Hi!
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If you use the Spring framework, you can define your object as Spring
beans and have them injected to your action.
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in action1.save.
Can struts2 pass objects from action to action?
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The easiest is to put your data as attributes in the request scope
with request.setAttribute( name, value), and then extract them in the
second action with 'MyClass value = (MyClass)
request.getAttribute(name)'. You can also put the attributes in the
session scope, but you need to remember to remo
how abt using the same formbean for both actions ?
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Objet : Forward Action to Action
Hi,
I would like to forward an Action to another one.
My problem is : I want to pass a data from my first
Maybe it's impossible. Cos the data populated into the formbean is read
from url parameters, and you can't create parameter in request by any Java
API. So 'tis difficult. But you can hardcode the paramters in the path of
the forward which points to your second action.
2006/10/21, Jean-Marie Pitr
Action chain can do that.
On 10/21/06, Jean-Marie Pitre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I would like to forward an Action to another one.
My problem is : I want to pass a data from my first first action to my
second formbean (second action).
I tried to do a setattribute in my first action befo
From: "Jean-Marie Pitre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "Struts Users Mailing List"
Subject: Forward Action to Action
Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 16:27:13 +0200
Hi,
I would like to forward an Action to another one.
My proble
I think you are little bit confused.
FormBeans are the request abstractions of requests. Thus, in order to
populate the 2nd bean you have to use request PARAMETERS instead of
request ATTRIBUTTES.
Hope this helps you
On 10/21/06, Jean-Marie Pitre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I would like to
Hi,
I would like to forward an Action to another one.
My problem is : I want to pass a data from my first first action to my
second formbean (second action).
I tried to do a setattribute in my first action before calling
mappingfindforward and in my second formbean to create an acessor but
the f
oh man. thanx. changing all to POST now
thanx :)
riyaz
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
If you are submitting a form, and have a button, I do not see the
reason not to use POST. If you have a link like "Delete Item" in the
list, then I may see that you may be tempted to use GET. At the end it
is up to
If you are submitting a form, and have a button, I do not see the
reason not to use POST. If you have a link like "Delete Item" in the
list, then I may see that you may be tempted to use GET. At the end it
is up to you, you are the designer. But sometimes it is important to
differentiate between PO
hi.
thanx to all who wrote back.
after having read the replies and links provided i'm going to use the
Redirect-after-Post method in my app. i would have to craft a dynamic
Forward with the right params which i think for my needs is a much
shorter/easier route. thanx to all.
now i have a differ
Yes, redirect produces new request. It will have GET type, which is
important. Yes, you will lose field values of your form, if the form
bean has request scope. The question is, do you really need to
preserve these values?
Consider this: instead of having business object somewhere on the
business
On 5/8/05, Joe Germuska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 4:19 PM -0700 5/8/05, rmanchu wrote:
> >i have to following scenario.
> >
> >interface1 =>action1 => action2 => interface2
> >
> >is calling another action from an action discouraged in struts?
> >
> >what's the best solution for this? 1.2.4 t
thanx michael. have one question though
in the example above, the redirect would produce a new request object
right? which means i'll lost some vars that i already have from my
"action1" which r required in "action2"
i'm thinking i shud redirect with the three parameters that i need - ie
At 4:19 PM -0700 5/8/05, rmanchu wrote:
i have to following scenario.
interface1 =>action1 => action2 => interface2
is calling another action from an action discouraged in struts?
what's the best solution for this? 1.2.4 to 1.3-dev
You'll find plenty of discussion on this in the mailing list archiv
If someone told you that eating with the left hand is discouraged,
would you care? ;) Just do what you think is best, if it does not hurt
other people ;)
I submitted my approach to action chaining here in the wiki:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/StrutsCatalogInputOutputSeparation
I think that I
i have to following scenario.
interface1 =>action1 => action2 => interface2
is calling another action from an action discouraged in struts?
what's the best solution for this? 1.2.4 to 1.3-dev
thanx
riyaz
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(B> So, I have actioclass A and I want to call action class B witch needs
(B> actionform C.
(B> I will use the mappings to chain the response from B to my first
(B> action class A.
(B
(Bhttp://wiki.apache.org/struts/ForwardingWithDifferentParameter
(B
(B
You shouldn't be calling an Action from an Action.
Action chaining is not recommended and is considered
poor practice. Action classes are an implementation of
Command pattern and as such should delegate to reusable
business components.
I would refactor your business logic embedded in Action classes
day, November 19, 2004 7:18 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: action to action with form
>
>
>
> Hi
>
> I have a system with some action classes that i need to call from my action
> class.
> I do not have the source code of the action classes that needs to b
Hi
I have a system with some action classes that i need to call from my action
class.
I do not have the source code of the action classes that needs to be called
and I
can not change them but I know how the actionform is suppose to look and I
want
to this serverside.
So, I have actioclass A and
Morales de Frías wrote:
Hello ¡¡
First thanks in advance if you are reading me, and please be patient with my
english...
I have an action which forward is another action. (A1, A2). And his
actionForm (AF1, AF2)
My question is how can i pass to A2 any parameter? Can i establish values for its acti
Hello ¡¡
First thanks in advance if you are reading me, and please be patient with my
english...
I have an action which forward is another action. (A1, A2). And his actionForm
(AF1, AF2)
My question is how can i pass to A2 any parameter? Can i establish values for
its actionForm (A2) from th
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