I have an action with a wildcard mapping:
<action name="Settings_*" method="{1}"
class="com.kamakura.struts2.action.SettingsAction"
>
<result>/jspx/settings.jspx </result>
</action>
The jsp page has 2 links which submit the form using javascript. Here is
one of the functions:
function save() {
alert('kowabunga, dude.');
document.settingsForm.action =
'Settings_save.action';
document.settingsForm.submit();
}
This does in fact submit to the correct action class methods. The problem
is that the action class instance is not the same between one submission and
the next. That is, the 'init()' method in the action class sets some
instance variables. The "save" method does not have access to those
instance variables, because a new instance of the was created (a different
instance 'id'). Is the creation of a new instance the standard behavior - I
can't believe it is, because that would make the whole 'thread-safe' model
in S2 pointless. Am I doing something silly or wrong (I could believe
either)?
Thanks,
Ray Clough
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