On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 1:52 PM, Adam Hardy
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> I didn't see the second half of your message until I'd sent that.
> What calls to the setters are you asking about? Do you mean any random
> property?
> Are you talking about HTTP parameters?
In few words, I have a property (let's imagine a String to keep it
simple) in my action.
The interceptor generates in some way a String object.
Finally the interceptor should try to "push" inside the Action object
that property,
I think that is the same logic used by the StaticParameters
interceptor, it checks if that "property setter" exists in the action,
and in that case, the setter is called.
The idea about making the action implementing an interface and than
checking it with "instance of" is good, and I think it can do the
trick, i still have to try it on my code.
My thought was to do something similar to what happens when i pass
with POST/GET some data to my action.. i.e. my.action?var=value
I think it checks if setVar(..) exists and then it calls setVar(new
String("value")) or something like that.
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