All of those things fire per-request though, a plugin fires only at app
startup (and of course if ActionServlet is restarted by the container,
but I think that's pretty rare). I think plugins are a different use
case entirely, aren't they?
I suppose we could recommend people use ContextListeners instead, which
I've come to prefer frankly, but if we're talking about
upgrading/compatibility, that's maybe not the best answer.
Frank
Ted Husted wrote:
On 6/12/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* Plug-ins... does SAF2 have an analogy for the Struts plug-in
mechanism? If not, this should be looked at (it doesn't strike me as
too tough if it has to be developed).
Depending on the use case, you'd either use an interceptor, dependency
injection, or an actual filter.
-Ted.
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