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Xibin Zeng commented on BEEHIVE-846:
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Could we pass the action paths in the flowControllerRegisterered() event?
In other words, could we change the signature from
flowControllerRegistered( String modulePath, String controllerClassName )
to
flowControllerRegistered( String modulePath, String controllerClassName,
String[] actions )
I think a slight modification to AutoRegisterActionServlet could achieve this:
//
// If this is a FlowController module, make a callback to the event
reporter.
//
ControllerConfig cc = ac.getControllerConfig();
if ( cc instanceof PageFlowControllerConfig )
{
PageFlowControllerConfig pfcc = ( PageFlowControllerConfig ) cc;
PageFlowEventReporter er =
AdapterManager.getServletContainerAdapter( getServletContext()
).getEventReporter();
LinkedList<String> actions = new LinkedList<String>();
ActionConfig accs[] = ac.findActionConfigs();
for (ActionConfig acc : accs)
{
actions.add(acc.getPath());
}
er.flowControllerRegistered( modulePath, pfcc.getControllerClass(),
actions.toArray(new String[actions.size()]) );
}
> add a "PageFlow registered" event to the EventReporter
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>
> Key: BEEHIVE-846
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-846
> Project: Beehive
> Type: Improvement
> Components: NetUI
> Versions: TBD
> Environment: all
> Reporter: David Read
> Assignee: David Read
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: V1
>
> Currently the set of PageFlows in a webapp aren't know until they are
> invoked. If you want to do things like integrate monitoring via JMX, you
> need a lazy instantiation model. If there were an event generated when a
> PageFlow was registered, you'd have a hook to know that something "new" was
> now part of the webapp.
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