I believe you should look more in to more spring doc to see how spring
provide instance based on the scope provided for the bean.
Struts2-Spring integration is only providing bridge where in place of
struts internal DI, Spring is handling DI for you but rest of the flow and
concepts will be same
It's not a chance, the same instance is being used for all requests to that
action.
(*Chris*)
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 7:42 AM, Rohit Gupta wrote:
> So given the fact that my beans are not prototype, there is a chance that
> the same action class may be used for two consecutive requests.
>
> R
So given the fact that my beans are not prototype, there is a chance that
the same action class may be used for two consecutive requests.
Regards,
On 29/11/12 9:02 PM, "Umesh Awasthi" wrote:
>First and foremost for using spring with Struts2 make your action bean
>scope prototype
>and is not be
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 2:01 PM, Eric Reed wrote:
> Using "global / instance" variables is a bad coding practice you should kick
> now and should be avoided unless you are defining something final static
> such as a log file.
Just to be clear: the entire S2 framework is predicated on instance
v
This was a problem with Struts 1.3 which reuses action classes. On a large
project I took over the only real solution was to open up the Struts 1.3 source
and re-code it because the app was too big to replace all the instance
variables.
Using "global / instance" variables is a bad coding practi
Correct: if an action isn't instantiated per-request, obviously
instance variables will be shared across requests.
Dave
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 10:51 AM, rohit wrote:
> So in the current case there is a chance that same action class may be used
> in simultaneous request and hence the mixup?
>
>
So in the current case there is a chance that same action class may be used in
simultaneous request and hence the mixup?
On Thu, 29 Nov 2012 21:02:23 +0530 Umesh Awasthi
wrote
First and foremost for using spring with Struts2 make your action bean
scope pr
First and foremost for using spring with Struts2 make your action bean
scope prototype
and is not be ready for the weird issues
Struts2 itself create a new request instance as well other objects
associated with itself to make it thread safe.
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 8:59 PM, rohit wrote:
> Hi
Hi,
We are using Struts2-Spring integration and all my action classes implement
SessionAware, sample code to action class and their spring definition is given
below,
public class IRXxxxAction extends ActionSupport implements SessionAware {
private Map session; public String execute() {//} p
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