Scott,
Annotations serve a very useful purpose, and unless you're using a JRE
less than version 5 they're worth the effort.
I didn't think they were worth it until I had an opportunity to write a
Struts2/Hibernate app from scratch and saw how it moved a lot of the
config from a
Al Sutton wrote:
Scott,
Annotations serve a very useful purpose, and unless you're using a JRE
less than version 5 they're worth the effort.
Similar thoughts here.
I found using validation annotations within actions and XML validation
for models (visitor validation) was a good
stanlick wrote:
Also, what is the naming convention for validation xml files using the Code
Behind/REST plug-in?
I've tried several combinations of naming, but none seem to work.
The short answer is: you can't. It doesn't work.
Fortunately annotation validation works correctly in
Thanks Jeromy --
I'd rather sleep with my sister than embed annotations in my code. This
notwithstanding, I understand your reluctance to add yet another permutation
to that lookup scheme. I poked around in the code back in 2.0 and nearly
got a nose bleed. I hope there are a ton of unit tests
Someone should update the REST plug-in docs so others don't waste days
trying something that WILL NOT work as designed. Validation permutations
can be tricky enough without chasing a dead end.
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Thanks Jeromy --
I'd rather sleep with my
Become the change you desire.
http://struts.apache.org/helping.html#documentation
Dave
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Someone should update the REST plug-in docs so others
don't waste days
trying something that WILL NOT work as designed.
Validation permutations
can be tricky
What's wrong with annotations, and more importantly -
How hot is your sister?!
(sorry, couldn't resist)
-Wes
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object Order on
action instantiation? I notice it is being constructed during the Action
initialization and without it, fails in the create method with a NPE. How
much different is the lifecycle when using the REST plug-in?
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and without it, fails in the create method with a NPE.
How
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Also, what's with the ModelDriven refreshModelBeforeResult? I
haven't seen that one before! Don't see it in the
http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/model-driven-interceptor.html
guide Is this a guide/version deal?
It hasn't been
() in the interceptor or something?
Dave
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I've tried several combinations of naming, but none seem to work.
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stanlick wrote:
So any ideas why the model is being created inside the action and not
injected by the framework?
private Order model = new Order();
I think Don was just being lazy in the quick example ;-)
I load or create the model in the appropriate prepare method. All that
matters is
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