mraible wrote:
Yes, this is what I'm looking for, and I was able to use it successfully.
Strangely enough, I couldn't get the @Result annotation to work with zero
config. Is there anything special I need to do for that?
I use it and don't recall anything special. Do you have errors that are
occurring? What happens when you try to use it?
One change I'd like to see to the codebehind plugin is the ability to
specify the default location of pages. For example WEB-INF/pages. Or is
that what the "struts.codebehind.defaultPackage" constant is for?
I'd also like to expand support so that all result values can be used as
post fixes. Instead of supporting just page-success.jsp and
page-input.jsp, why not support page-whatevertheresultis.jsp. Thoughts?
I think it makes sense to combine Zero Config and Code Behind as they both
seem to be doing the same thing. Zero config means no config, and if
there's still an @Result required - that's configuration, no? ;-)
I have a hard time envisioning someone using them separately as well. . .
-D
Thanks,
Matt
Tom Schneider-4 wrote:
See http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/codebehind-plugin.html
The very first line from the docs are:
*
Default results* - The purpose of most Actions is to execute code to
prepare the data for a specific page. The name of this page is often the
same as the Action itself.
Is this not what your looking for, or is there more to it? I've seen
the Spring MVC support for this and this looks like exactly the same
functionality to me. In fact the struts version is more flexible
because it looks for /NAMESPACE/ACTION-RESULT.jsp as well as
/NAMESPACE/ACTION.jsp.
Tom
mraible wrote:
Is there a default success result when using Zero configuration? I'd
like to
see this feature added. Spring MVC has something similar, as does
Tapestry.
It's quite nice to simple create a controller, as well as a view without
having to configure anything.
http://www.springframework.org/docs/reference/mvc.html#mvc-coc-r2vnt
Implementation ideas: specify the default directory on the filter, then
name
the JSP the same as the URL.
For example, TestAction would expect a test.jsp page.
Specify the default result type should be possible in struts.xml. Maybe
this setting should go there as well.
Does the actionPackages configuration belong in struts.xml instead of
web.xml?
Thanks,
Matt
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