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Subject: Re: Does Struts 2 solve the action chaining problem?
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Tarek,
Tarek Nabil wrote:
One of the problems with Struts was that if you had a page that
requires
some
Action Chaining
First, we usually define action chaining as creating a move action
by having a copy action forward to a delete action. Simply going
from one action to another isn't a classic example of harmful
chaining. The key point is whether only one action resolves the
business use case.
On 11/28/06, Tarek Nabil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
One of the problems with Struts was that if you had a page that requires
some setup and this page submits to an Action, then you would not be
able to set validate to true on that action because if validation
problems occur then Struts will
On 11/29/06, Yujun Liang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To solve the action chaining problem, I wrote a subclass of
RequestProcessor. In the subclass, override some templates method. In the
last method of process(), I set a flag in request, and I check for this flag
in some methods and if the flag is
If not this specific implementation, an otherwise clean way to handle
view preprocessing after a validation failure. It can build on the
action-forward-specific command chain, but a solution that's more
tightly integrated with action objects should be considered as well.
Hubert
On 11/30/06,
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Tarek,
Tarek Nabil wrote:
Christopher,
I really wonder if the Struts you're talking about is the one I've using
for years now!! The Struts I know sucks big time when it comes to action
chaining. I'm afraid I don't understand how defining two
To solve the action chaining problem, I wrote a subclass of
RequestProcessor. In the subclass, override some templates method. In the
last method of process(), I set a flag in request, and I check for this flag
in some methods and if the flag is there, it means it is the chained action
and the
On 11/29/06 12:44 AM, Tarek Nabil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the problems with Struts was that if you had a page that requires
some setup and this page submits to an Action, then you would not be
able to set validate to true on that action because if validation
problems occur then Struts
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Tarek,
Tarek Nabil wrote:
One of the problems with Struts was that if you had a page that requires
some setup and this page submits to an Action, then you would not be
able to set validate to true on that action because if validation
problems
Hi,
One of the problems with Struts was that if you had a page that requires
some setup and this page submits to an Action, then you would not be
able to set validate to true on that action because if validation
problems occur then Struts will take you directly to the input JSP
without performing
On 11/28/06, Tarek Nabil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
One of the problems with Struts was that if you had a page that requires
some setup and this page submits to an Action, then you would not be
able to set validate to true on that action because if validation
problems occur then Struts will
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