+1 on SessionAware. It doesn't get much easier than:
public void setSession(Map stringObjectMap) {
}
to mock for testing.
Session use as a design pattern is a different issue. Struts2's conversion
and parameter handling makes it pretty easy to make each transaction as
stateless as poss
--- On Wed, 12/3/08, Fogleson, Allen wrote:
> IMHO - I don't like tying myself down to Sessions.
Hmm, I guess my opinion is that in S2's case you're really only tied to a Map,
but I understand where you're coming from.
Dave
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--- On Wed, 12/3/08, Fogleson, Allen wrote:
> I should be more explicit. When I say I recommend avoiding
> using sessions with struts2 of course I meant I recommend
> avoiding implementing SessionAware. When P
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> In the case of using Sessions with Struts2 - by the way I
> would recommend avoidin
--- On Wed, 12/3/08, Fogleson, Allen wrote:
> I should be more explicit. When I say I recommend avoiding
> using sessions with struts2 of course I meant I recommend
> avoiding implementing SessionAware. When Possible I try to
> do it the way I outlined using session scoped spring
> injections. (mak
--- On Wed, 12/3/08, Fogleson, Allen wrote:
> In the case of using Sessions with Struts2 - by the way I
> would recommend avoiding this - [...]
Why?
Dave
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I should be more explicit. When I say I recommend avoiding using sessions with
struts2 of course I meant I recommend avoiding implementing SessionAware. When
Possible I try to do it the way I outlined using session scoped spring
injections. (makes testing a whole lot easier too)
Al
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Hmm, I'm not sure I understand the question at all.
1) What version of struts are you in? Since you are referring to needing to
understand how to use Sessions I assume struts 2, since struts 1 would be
obvious, the action class has a request object you can get the session from.
2) What do you
--- On Wed, 12/3/08, mthalis wrote:
> I'm developping a web based application using struts. There, i need to
> handle sessions and other relevant stuff. can somebody plz let me
> know all about this with essential examples. I was googling and still
> unable to find relavant solution. since im not
Are you links being encoded?
or
Mark
On Tue, 08 Feb 2005 15:23:52 +0530, Rajesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I haired that struts by default supports session handling.
>
> when i tried to disable in cookies in my browser and try to access my
> site which is a shopping site the sit
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