Re: convention plug-in question

I'd have to test to be sure but I don't thinl the plug in cares about the method. It will do action-return.jsp the way it does for normal processing. On 5/29/09, Jim Collings wrote: > So if I use dynamic method invocation, like so: > > /admin/change-wingding!change > > How will the result urls fo

convention plug-in question

So if I use dynamic method invocation, like so: /admin/change-wingding!change How will the result urls for that call be constructed? Jim C. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscr...@struts.apache.org For additional commands,

Re: convention plug-in question

Musachy Barroso wrote: > if you add a "/" to the action name, it won't append the namespace to > it, but use it as the whole action name. If your namespace is > "myactions", and you set the name as "/action", the action name is > "/action", if you set it to "action" then the action name will be > "

Re: convention plug-in question

if you add a "/" to the action name, it won't append the namespace to it, but use it as the whole action name. If your namespace is "myactions", and you set the name as "/action", the action name is "/action", if you set it to "action" then the action name will be "/myaction/action". musachy On T

Re: convention plug-in question

So I have this working but I had to specify a value for @Action. I don't think I should have to do this. There should be a convention in the convention plugin of assuming that a result mapped the way I tried to map it is for the current method using it's conventional url when value is left blank.

Re: convention plug-in question

Currently I have no unusual interceptors or changes thereto. I've been holding off trying to learn em just yet. First things, first. I'm using the default stack. Jim C. On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 1:34 PM, Musachy Barroso wrote: > Do you have a custom stack interceptor? If the fields are not > pop

Re: convention plug-in question

Do you have a custom stack interceptor? If the fields are not populated in the action, then the params interceptor is not getting applied, it is hard to say without more details. musachy On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 1:30 PM, Jim Collings wrote: > I have an action with "execute" in the superclass (Act

convention plug-in question

I have an action with "execute" in the superclass (ActionSupport) being called by one activity and another method of the same Action called "doSomething" being called by ! notation in a form submit. I've noticed that when I annotate the "doSomething" method with: @Action(results = {...@result(nam