Re: [Mav-user] how to get command name from Controller context?

[Jeff Schnitzer]

Another option would be to use an xsl that creates parameters to the 
controller with the name of the command.

Jeff

Dan Finkelstein wrote:

here's what I use... I hope this helps,
Dan

    /**
     *  retrieve the maverick command
     */
    public String getCommand()
    {
        // - this technique was taken from Maverick's 
Dispatcher.extractCommandName()

        HttpServletRequest req = getCtx().getRequest();
        String path = 
(String)req.getAttribute("javax.servlet.include.servlet_path");
        if(path == null)
            path = req.getServletPath();

        int firstChar = 0;
        if(path.startsWith("/")) {
            firstChar = 1;
        }
        int period = path.lastIndexOf(".");

        String command = null;
        if(period > 0) {
            command = path.substring(firstChar, period);
        }

        return command;
    }



At 01:32 PM 12/16/2005, uone wrote:

How to get command name from Controller instance context?
I'm looking for easy way to get command name.
Of course I can parse url query from request, or find proper command
programatically in maverick.xml using controller class name, but I think
there is more elegant solution.
Command calls controller, contexts are passed but I can't see any simple
way to get command name from Controller instance.

uone



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