but then it wont remain a DisptachAction anymore ;-) as control will not
reach same class for multiple actions.
regards
Navjot Singh
Navjot Singh wrote:
110% POSSIBLE.
retreiving the paramter name and method calls using reflection and are
already done.
all you need to do is override the implementation and rather than
checking for *method* value , check for last part of URI and call the
respective method.
just change execute() method in DispatchAction. you dont have to do
much. just a few lines.
regards
Navjot Singh
Kunal Parikh wrote:
Hi!
I was wondering if it were possible to drop the parameter attribute
in a dispatch action and map an actionPath to a method/methodName ?
E.g
/createUser -> public ActionForward createUser(ActionMapping
m,ActionForm f,HttpServletRequest req,HttpServletResponse res )
/editUser -> public ActionForward createUser(ActionMapping
m,ActionForm f,HttpServletRequest req,HttpServletResponse res )
/deleteUser -> public ActionForward deleteUser(ActionMapping
m,ActionForm f,HttpServletRequest req,HttpServletResponse res )
instead of
/userAction?method=createUser -> public ActionForward
createUser(ActionMapping m,ActionForm f,HttpServletRequest
req,HttpServletResponse res )
/userAction?method=editUserUser -> public ActionForward
editUser(ActionMapping m,ActionForm f,HttpServletRequest
req,HttpServletResponse res )
/userAction?method=deleteUser -> public ActionForward
deleteUser(ActionMapping m,ActionForm f,HttpServletRequest
req,HttpServletResponse res )
TIA,
Kunal
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