Struts Two wrote:
Is there any reason that "Prepare" interceptor" is called before "Param" interceptor in the default stack, I see numerous occasions, at least in my case, that you want to have prepare() method run based on user selection. I understand that I can build my stack the suits my needs, However; I was wondering if someone can kindly elaborate on why having prepare interceptor after the params may not be considered a "reasonable default" as opposed to current one?
It's a trade-off. Perpare-Param supports different usage senarios than would Parm-Prepare. As you noted yourself, you can always customize the stack to support your requirements. Or use the Param-Prepare-Param stack that's already provided.
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