On 9/11/06, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The Spring bean can be instantiated as a singleton, and any change
made to the object via the property would be to the singleton
instance, and reflected anywhere else the object is referenced,
including another Action class.
I believe that ther
The Spring bean can be instantiated as a singleton, and any change
made to the object via the property would be to the singleton
instance, and reflected anywhere else the object is referenced,
including another Action class.
I believe that there may be notions of "session" in the Spring API,
but
It is already autowiring into my action.
I want to autowire out from of my action into spring so it can get
autowired in other actions after I set the value and don't want to
copy all the bean values from one object to another.
I realize I could autowire an enclosing bean and then set the value
b
Find the discussion with this tittle "Double Execution of Struts Actions",
this may help you. You have to verify that you don´t have html errors on the
use of attributes that have the character ' # ' because that will cause the
double execution of an action,
for example ... The td don´t have an a
On 9/9/06, Garner Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I want to set the value of the spring bean defined in the spring xml file.
I have the value in the action but I want to set the spring bean's
value with it.
Given a matching property, Struts 2 can automatically inject a Spring
bean into the Act
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