Yes. The original issue was that action test (in the testsuite) were not working. Once I dove into it, I discovered the same thing that you mentioned - - It's not really an action parameter problem - it's a session problem with action requests. Now I understand why we were talking past each other. . .and there was some confusion on my part. . .
I've been working on this all day and it's driving must nuts. I can't figure out why the cross context dispatch is behaving differently between a render and action request. The only thing I can think is that we're caching a previously retrieved HttpSession from the original context within one of the HttpServletRequest wrappers and using it later on. . .but I can't find that behavior anywhere. I guess the other possibility is that it's a tomcat bug, but I can't duplicate the problem with a simple test case outside of pluto - so I'm guessing it's really a pluto issue. If anyone else has any ideas, let me know. David On 11/18/05, LaCasse, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > David, > > When you say Action parameters do mean that the session available from > processAction method isn't the same as that from render method? The > problem that I'm having and I believe has been mentioned by Zhong is for > example: if you set a session attribute in render() and then try and > access it in processAction() it won't be there. > > -----Original Message----- > From: David H. DeWolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2005 7:24 PM > To: Pluto Developer List > Subject: 1.1: Release Early, Release Often > > I'm curious what others thoughts are about releasing an alpha version of > > 1.1 in the next week or so. What are the items we want to make sure we > get taken care of before we roll our first 1.1 distribution? > > A couple of Definates: > 1) Action Parameters > 2) Portlet Preferences via derby > 3) Fix assemble and deploy plugins (reports that they are broken?) > 4) Build distributions via m2 (obviously) > > What else? > > I don't see any other reasons to postpone an alpha release. . . do you? > > > > David > > > >
