------------------------------------- Birkan DUMAN Coca-Cola İçecek A.Ş. BSG - Business Applications Business Systems Analyst
Tel: 90 312 293 1216 Fax: 90 312 293 1213 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -------------------------------------- __________________ Hi all, First of all, let me introduce myself. I'm an experienced struts 1 user since its birth, and recently I'm trying to adapt myself to Struts 2 to start a new web project with a combination of Struts 2, Spring Webflow, Spring 2 IoC, Spring Acegi, and Hibernate. As the subject describes, I need to bind the action variables, for actions referenced in a flow, exactly to the flow scope. I use jdk 1.4 for development due to our legacy Application Server, namely Webshere 5.1. So I cannot use java annotations support to flourish my flows with AnnotationFlowScopeInterceptor. I wonder if there is any practice as an alternative way to AnnotationFlowScopeInterceptor, to mimic the same behaviour for action variables so that they are guarenteed to live during the lifecycle of the flow and not any longer. I have some thoughts about using ScopeInterceptor to bind action variables to session and defining an end-action in the flow definition which removes the scoped variables but I'm not so sure whether it is the best way or not. I'm a newbie for both Struts 2, Spring Webflow and so for Struts2-Webflow integration and I'll fully appreciate your ideas about the question. Thank you. Birkan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
