Re: [S2] How to keep a reference to a bean without using a session scope?

Hi again Mark, Just as a follow-up, you may have missed my message asking for the updated version of your conversation scope interceptor. Moreover, any news about the issue you entered in JIRA concerning this implementation? http://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1514 Thanks, alexis On

Re: [S2] How to keep a reference to a bean without using a session scope?

Hi Alexis, On 4/23/07 5:16 AM, Alexis Pigeon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just as a follow-up, you may have missed my message asking for the updated version of your conversation scope interceptor. I'm sorry, quite busy the last few weeks. I have attached my latest version to the WW-1514 ticket.

Re: [S2] How to keep a reference to a bean without using a session scope?

Hi Mark, On 10/04/07, Mark Menard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There's a cleaner Struts 2 way of doing this. Take a look at the org.apache.struts2.interceptor.SessionAware interface. This will make your action independent of the servlet spec and more easily testable. Thanks for the tip! This

[S2] How to keep a reference to a bean without using a session scope?

Hi all, My application uses a bean to store a collection of values to display in a select input. Since the generation of this collection is time-consuming, I set this bean to a session scope, and using the following code : in jsp: %@ taglib prefix=s uri=/WEB-INF/struts-tags.tld % s:set

Re: [S2] How to keep a reference to a bean without using a session scope?

On 4/10/07 3:00 AM, Alexis Pigeon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, My application uses a bean to store a collection of values to display in a select input. Since the generation of this collection is time-consuming, I set this bean to a session scope, and using the following code : in