I verified that the same behavior is true on interceptor stacks. This seems like a broken feature, a feature that we should discourage anyone from using. If I override an interceptor parameter on one action, when that action runs, the interceptor will likely have different parameters.
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 9:28 AM, Cameron Morris <cmor...@part.net> wrote: > Thanks Umesh, > Would the expected behavior change if referencing a stack? > example: > <action name="action1" class="example.myAction1"> > <intercepter-ref name="myStack"> > <param name="myInterceptor.param">A</param> > </intercepter-ref> > </action> > <action name="action2" class="example.myAction2"> > <intercepter-ref name="myStack"> > <param name="myInterceptor.param">B</param> > </intercepter-ref> > </action> > > > On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 8:55 AM, Umesh Awasthi <umeshawas...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> You first assumptions is wrong "interceptor was >> created for each action" >> >> Interceptors are not created per action/request but only once and any such >> action level data changes are not the best place to do that >> >> On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 8:22 PM, Cameron Morris <cmor...@part.net> wrote: >> >> > Hello Strut-ers, >> > >> > When I override an interceptor's parameter in several actions, only the >> > last action's parameters are applied. (Note I'm not referencing a >> stack, >> > but just one interceptor.) I was expecting that a separate interceptor >> was >> > created for each action or that the param would be set before the action >> > was called. Here is an example: >> > >> > <action name="action1" class="example.myAction1"> >> > <intercepter-ref name="myInterceptor"> >> > <param name="param">A</param> >> > </intercepter-ref> >> > </action> >> > <action name="action2" class="example.myAction2"> >> > <intercepter-ref name="myInterceptor"> >> > <param name="param">B</param> >> > </intercepter-ref> >> > </action> >> > <action name="action3" class="example.myAction3"> >> > <intercepter-ref name="myInterceptor"> >> > <param name="param">C</param> >> > </intercepter-ref> >> > </action> >> > >> > When calling action1, action2, and action3 the "param" of >> "myInterceptor" >> > is always C. Is this expected behavior or is this bug? >> > >> > - Cam Morris >> > >> >> >> >> -- >> With Regards >> Umesh Awasthi >> http://www.travellingrants.com/ >> > >
