> As I said, I don't think GD is needed anymore. Here's an example
> interceptor I wrote:
> public class ParameterInterceptor
> implements ActionInterceptor
> {
> // ActionInterceptor implementation ------------------------------
> public String execute(ActionInvocation invocation)
> throws Exception
> {
> // Set parameters
> TypeConverter typeConverter =
> Configuration.getInstance().getAction(invocation.getName()).ge
> tTypeConverter();
>
> OgnlUtil.setProperties(ActionContext.getContext().getParameters(),
> invocation.getAction(), typeConverter);
>
> return invocation.next();
> }
> }
I'm not so sure about this case. In this case, you need to map the
interceptor to your classes, rather than it being the default. Yes, we
can work on packages and interceptor defaults, but the fact remains that
if you leave one line out of your xwork.xml, all of a sudden request
params don't get set on your actions which equals lots of confused
emails to the list.
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