Check out ServletActionContext.getServletContext(). This should let you do what you want to do (at the expense of not being able to use your Action outside a Servlet container, but you're used to Struts, so we forgive you :-))
I have this in WEB-INF/classes/components.xml: <components> <component> <scope>application</scope> <class>org.example.antbook.webwork.AppConfig</class> <enabler>org.example.antbook.webwork.AppConfigAware</enabler> </component> </components>
I'm still working my way through the source code to see how this stuff works, but it'd be nice if something like this worked. It didn't work for me with my action class implementing AppConfigAware (like the sample CounterAware) - the setter is never called. Help me out by pointing me to places in the code where this config stuff is used and accessed so I can learn it, thanks!
This isn't something critical, I'm just converting my demo app that has some hacked state in application scope which really should be refactored to another mechanism. I could implement HttpServletRequestAware and enable the ServletConfigInterceptor, it seems. I guess either what Jason said, or this, would work, but I'm aiming for something more decoupled.
In our production apps we do cache our code table lookups (states, countries, etc) in applications scope, though, so we'd certainly need to get at this easily in WW2 within JSP pages at least (but not really needed in actions, I don't think).
Erik
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