Hi,
According to wiki it was intended to switch to servlet-api 3 with struts 3: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/WW/Struts+Next But IMHO we could use servlet api 3 already for struts 2.6. Regards, Christoph > > After some studies on Strut's internals, Servlet 3's spec, other > > > framework's internals and a few blog posts, I think I'm good to go for > > > SLS case (Short request processing, Long action execution, Short > > > response processing) :) > > > > > > I putted this on monitor at [1]. > > > > > > [1] https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url? > u=https-3A__issues.apache.org_jira_browse_WW-2D4874&d=DwIGaQ&c=Fge86U5Za1d7PUAcaTHoag0MToOH_fWpqWSEoP8Euxo&r=bhwpU3tY8LKDHlRyFCdvxI7HbJ1xsDcYiAovW3HVyCQ&m=K3AcqGd_Nely2wsJK- > ujtMJOkPUtRPmz2FLPbfrFUVQ&s=3FkJEwzIKyXn7tA06-iBPJcci_a9Ea0IIhzbQOWuEH0&e= > > > > With thanks to Struts good design, fortunately, it was not as hard as I > > thought and I almost finished :) > > > > Just one blocking problem :( Currently Struts is on servlet-api 2.4. I > > remember Struts 2.6 will have servlet 2.5. And so so ... As I need > > servlet 3, I have to wait for Struts 3 ?! :/ > > > > I thought about keep Struts dependencies unchanged and doing my needed > > calls via reflection which enables user to use async actions if > > underlying container supports. > > > > Any solution, objections or idea please? > > This Email was scanned by proofpoint
