Read through the javadocs for DefaultActionMapper. hernan gonzalez wrote:
I have a wildcard mapping, say<action name="CarCRUD_*" method="{1}" class="myCarCRUAction"> If I have a form <s:form action="CarCRUD_load">... which results in (html stripped) <form action="/Presentation/test/CarCRUD_load.do2"> and inside I have some submit buttons which go to other methods (besides load) I can accomplish that by using the "method" and "action" attrbiute of the "submit" struts-tag, eg <s:submit value="Borrar" action="CarCRUD_delete" /> (case 1) <s:submit value="Do1" method="met1" /> (case 2) This would invoke the delete() and met1() methods in my action class, respectively. The magic, as I see, is done by struts-tag by inserting the http parameters action:CarCRUD_delete=Borrar method:met1=Do1 respectively in the resultant request. But the url of the request is still "/myapp/CarCRUD_load.do2" Then... Am I to deduce that Struts2, BEFORE going to the struts.xml file, when it must determine the action name, replaces the standard action according to the url (ie. CarCRUD_load ) if it finds some "action:xxx" parameter (in the first case) ? (say: it assumes that the action name is "CarCRUD_delete" and from them it continues as usual) ? And that, (in the second case), AFTER having deterined the method name according to the standard rule ( CarCRUD_load ) , finds the matching action mapping in struts.xml, BUT instead of applying the pattern matching rule, as it finds some "method:xxx" parameter in the request , uses that method ? Is this so ? Is there some place in the documentation to see this behaviour ? Is there other way of setting the method name ? (eg: with a -fixed named- parameter VALUE ) ? Hernán --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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