Antonio is correct. I was trying to create a Struts 1.3 Spring Command
to autowire my actions. The code is 95% from Spring's 1.2 version
(AutowireRequestProcessor), but then I realized I had no way to
initialize the instance variables which are needed.
In the old RP, there was an init() method which allowed initialization
for the methods. Unfortunately there seems to be no equivalent for
commands, and it seems impossible for developers to do any kind of heavy
initialization inside a command.
Now that I slept on it.... :-) Based on the advice, It sounds like I
should write a Struts Plugin to expose any kind of variable into
application scope. Then pull those out inside of execute().
I'll let you guys know how successful I am tonight with it.
Paul
Antonio Petrelli wrote:
2007/2/22, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
(I never got very far with Spring + Commons Chain, but as Antonio
suggests, that could be another option.)
Oops sorry, I confused Command with Action!
I don't know if Spring can inject beans in commands, sorry again :-(
Antonio
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