--- daveck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In our situation, some products are free while others are not. There's an
> interceptor stack for each. All are dynamically generated immediately as an
> html page or a pdf. An order is only generated for the products that
> aren't free. For those, once th
newton.dave wrote:
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> I can't overstate enough that I have no idea how your application is
> designed--it's possible an interceptor *is* the best way to handle your
> needs, but I'm having trouble coming up with a reason why it would be
> better
> than just using another action, which would
--- daveck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The product is a generated and delivered (as a pdf) right after the user
> clicks on the Confirm button.
> I thought that the use of an interceptor for this purpose was ideal, but
> I'm a Struts novice and far from an expert Java programmer. Can you
> expla
I've done some pretty extensive troubleshooting, but will try and expand on
it.
The product is a generated and delivered (as a pdf) right after the user
clicks on the Confirm button.
I thought that the use of an interceptor for this purpose was ideal, but I'm
a Struts novice and far from an expert
--- daveck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sometimes "PARMS" manages to keep its value, and sometimes
> the value disappear.
I don't see anything immediately obvious; IIRC you had already checked the
session ID to make sure you were always dealing with the same session,
correct? Have you done exten
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