Still another way is to do what Debassish suggest and then add the
action listener classes in the way that Gary Geary suggests
in his "Advanced Java Server Pages" book. In the book
action events (nothing to do with JFC/Swing) are fired in the Preprocess
and the Postprocess stages.
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From: Debasish Ghosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 28/09/2001 14:54 MST
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Subject: Re: Authentication before struts
what we have done is we have moved the authentication
totally at the controller level.
we have overridden the default implementation of
processPreprocess() method of ActionServlet in a
derived class and doing the authentication there.
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